On Monday 31st October, the whole school dressed up in a variety of wonderful costumes to celebrate Halloween. There were pirates, minions, witches, werewolves and many more scary sights to be seen! A fun filled afternoon was had including games such as; Dress the Mummy (with loo roll!), Musical Zombies, Pin the Nose on the Pumpkin, Halloween corners, Best Dancer and Best Dressed. Best dressed outfits were fantastic home made numbers
Primary 1-4 have been learning all about school in the past. As part of this project they looked at lots of old school photographs, from Leswalt Primary. This afternoon they tried to re-create a school photograph from the past. What do you think?!
Leswalt Primary continues to be the Primary school with the highest average on “Beat the Street”. With one day to go, can we hold onto our lead? Keep on walking folks! You are all doing a fantastic job!
Here are some reports written by the P6s about the Wigtown Book Festival trip. We hope you enjoy reading! Shoo Rayner On Wednesday the 28th of September the whole school went to Wigtown Book Festival. When we got off the bus we split in to P5-7 and P1-4 because we were in separate tents and had different authors to listen to. The wee ones had Tracey Corderoy who talked about
The children of P1-4 have been learning more about school long ago with the help of some visitors and a loan box from the museum. Mrs Buchanan, Mrs Nina Agnew and Mrs Claire Kennedy came in to all tell the boys and girls how life at Leswalt Primary school has changed. The whole school learned a lot from the question and answer session; like how the toilets used to be
Leswalt Primary has been once again beating the street of Stranraer! The whole school accompanied by some parents spent a sunny Friday afternoon getting fit together.
Primary 4 recently enjoyed a morning competing in a whole variety of different sports, at London Road playing fields. While they were there, they also got the chance to get some double points at a mobile Beat the Street box Well done to our team of 4!
What do you think of our photos? Logan and Euan have added their short reports below too. The weather could have been a bit kinder but we had a mega time! The children were just fantastic – great teamwork, problem solving and willing to give anything a go! They were great fun to be away with 🙂 Reporter – Logan Wilson We went to Carlingwark on the 8/9/16. We headed
On the 14th of September the P5-7 class headed on out to the playground and began to draw angles. Mrs Ferguson took us out to the willow dome and explained the maths we would be doing. After she explained the primary sevens went off to do some recap work and draw an eight point compass. After that they headed back to the willow dome only to see Primary 5/6 measuring their compass angles and writing down
On 13th of September Duncan Brown came to give p5/6/7 a tour around his ambulance. We went in groups of 6 and 7 to see the inside of the ambulance. He took Charlotte , Kirstie , Kayleigh and Finlay’s heart rate reading. After giving us a short briefing of what he does as an ambulance driver, he let us try his stethoscope and his helmet and showed us what everything does
