Leswalt Primary is delighted to welcome our newPrimary 1 pupils into our school this session. They are a wonderful group of children and have all quickly settled into life at school
Leswalt Primary School has entered the Rhins Primary School netball league and played their first games on Monday 9th May 2011. The team comprised of pupils from p4-p7 . In their first evening playing competitively the young team gelled well and demonstrated a great sporting attitude. The final scores resulted in Leswalt Primary winning against Belmont A and Sandhead, they drew against Rephad and lost against Belmont B, 2:1
The whole school recently enjoyed the sunshine at Logan Gardens, in conclusion to their “James and the Giant peach”/Minibeasts topic. Pupils were actively involved in creating little “Bug Hotels”, using resources in and around the grounds.
Leswalt Primary 7 pupils were the winners of the Wigtownshire schools curling bonspeil competition which was held on the 16th March 2011. Well done team Leswalt!
Leswalt Primary pupils continue to cycle in all weathers – and pupils went that bit extra today by cycling to school in the snow. Many resembled snowmen on bicycles by the time they reached school! All this effort is to great effect as Leswalt Primary is currently now 2nd place in the National Big Pedal competition. (www.thebigpedal.org.uk) And once the sun came out this afternoon pupils had some more
Well done to all of the Leswalt cyclists! We are now 2nd in the whole of the UK, thanks to parents and siblings joining in with the cycling fun. Even if it keeps on raining, we need to keep on pedalling!
Leswalt Primary has got off to a great start in “The Big Pedal”. Every day for 3 weeks pupils staff and parents will be cycling to school. Mrs Bathgate has even been cycling all the way from Portpatrick – well done! The numbers of cyclists are entered on the website www.thebigpedal.org.uk . After day 1 and stage one figures were calculated, Leswalt Primary was 4th in the whole of the
Primary 5-7 went to the Thursday Club yesterday afternoon to entertain members of the communitys went to the village hall to perform as individuals, and as a class. The audience listened to Mairi playing the piano and and learned about the sport of golf from Callum and Ben. The boys invited people to have a go at their little putting game they had set up in the hall. Eilidh brought
