Primary 1 had fun with Mrs Smith, making some chocolate Easter nests today. They worked well together and created enough of the tasty treats to give everyone in the school one! Have a look at how busy our youngest pupils were. Happy Easter all!
On Wednesday 25th March the school opened it’s doors to parents and grandparents for an open afternoon. Everyone had the chance to come along and learn alongside their children. Activities on offer included healthy cookery, making electrical circuits, designing wonderful ancient Egyptian jewellery and even dancing along to “Walk like an Egyptian” on Wii dance! It was a fun filled afternoon in which all were able to get into the
The whole of Leswalt Primary went outside to try and see if they could catch a glimpse of the Solar Eclipse – but sadly the rather dreich day, meant the sun was hidden from view already – behind clouds! The pupils did experience the phenomenon of it getting noticeably darker – at 9.30am in the morning, as our photographs show.
Primary 4-7 recently enjoyed a visit from “Generation Science”. As part of Science week, pupils all participated in an interactive workshop which focussed on keeping their homes warm and well insulated – and how not to waste energy.
Leswalt Primary had fun on Red Nose Day – they made their faces funny for money (using face paints), they baked and sold buns, and they had a talent show – “Leswalt’s got Talent”. Ten acts competed in the live finals, after getting through the auditions. There was singing, musical instrumental playing, dancing, gymnastics and even the hilarious transformation of boys into girls! The judging panel for the afternoon was
Well done to the combined Leswalt /Portpatrick team of Rhona, Freya, Kathryn and Ruth who were runners up in the inter-school primary curling bonspiel. This competition was open to all Primary schools in Wigtownshire and Ballantrae. The girls won 3 out of the 4 games, and were only beaten by the eventual winners, Rephad Primary. They were supported and coached throughout the day by Mrs Beryl Niven. Have a look
In the latest in their weekly healthy eating lessons, Primary 5-7 baked some banana bread. The bananas were bought from the local village shop – Leswalt stores . And, to say thank you for delivering the bananas to school the children took some of their home baking for Gillian and Fiona to enjoy in the shop!
Well done to Merryn, Aiyanna and Emily who represented Leswalt Primary School at the Stranraer and District Burns club competition in the Ryan Centre. Merryn won the trophy for her singing of Scots songs, and Leswalt Primary School were the winners of the Margaret Bell trophy for the most points gained by a Rhins Primary school. Great work girls!! Real confident individuals.
Mrs Bathgate set the senior pupils of Leswalt a challenge – they had to use the knowledge and skills learned in their recent electricity science lessons to create a Reindeer – complete with a flashing red nose and spinning bow tie! The children successfully applied their learning and the photographs show the results of their hard work.
