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Dalry Small School Sports 2012

Kells Primary participated in the annual Dalry Small School Sports event. Great fun was had by all the pupils even though the weather was not very good. The three events were rugby, netball and rounders. The girls in the netball team played very well and retained the netball trophy. Well done to all the pupils involved from Kells for your effort, enthusiasm and also the sporting manner in which you played!

RSNO Visit to P5-7

Musicians from the royal Scottish National Orchestra visited the school for two sessions in October and November to work with the upper pupils. The pupils worked on a project titled, Supersonic. The pupils were involved in singing activities as well as creative music making. We were also fortunate to hear the very talented musicians playing their instruments.

Giants in the Forest (October 2012)

Primary 5/6 pupils returned to the Otter’s Pool to complete the ‘Giants in the Forest’ art project which was organised by Rebecca, Youth Worker at the Catstrand. The pupils enjoyed listening to the Storyteller, Anne Errington, as well as creating sculptures to display in the forest. The pupils also got the opportunity to see the Giant Head they created back in April this year hanging from a tree. Here are some photographs of the morning at the Otter’s Pool –

Macmillan Coffee Morning

Pupils from P5-7 are currently very busy preparing for the annual Macmillan Coffee Morning at the Cross Keys Hotel in New Galloway. The planning and advertising of the event is almost complete and the P7 pupils are now looking forward to hosting the event next Wednesday. The pupils are keen to match or possibly even beat last year’s superb total of £1000. Please come along and support this very worthwhile event at the Cross Keys Hotel on Wednesday 3rd October, 10am until 12 noon.

Sports Day 2012

The pupils recently enjoyed the annual Sports Day event. Mrs Johnstone, our PE teacher, organised potted sports activities plus a number of traditional races for the children.  After the last race the points were added up and Clatteringshaws were declared the winners with 367 , Kenmure were second with 361 and Bennan were third with 357. All children were presented with either a gold, silver or bronze medal.