School Committees

New Committees 2023 2024

These are our new committees, Missing is Reggie but we shall re-take the photo once all 10 pupils are in school on the same day.

School Eco Committee

2023-2024

P1 Rhu Widdowson

P1/2 Aria Ashton

P2/3 Broden Will

P3 Izzy Hitchell

P4 Reggie Murray

P4/5 Meadow McLachan

P5 Connor Hitchell

P6 Mollie Watson

P6/7 Aidan Galbraith

P7 Leo Cooper- Rogers

School Pupil Council

2023-2024

P1 Struan Smith

P1/2 Skye Johnston

P2/3 Marnie Pitkeathly

P3 Lena Wilson

P4 Willow McAdam

P4/5 Eilidh Henderson

P5 Cai Hodges-Swales

P6 Lily Wilson

P6/7 Sammy Black

P7 Amber Lord

Eco Committee update

At the time of writing, the new school pupil council and eco committees are still to be announced. However, we would like to remind you about this idea for an which was posted before the summer holidays. If you would would still like to do this activity, please do think about having a go at this with your young person(s) anytime up until and through the October holidays. Also, should school be closed on 26th-28th September, this is an activity which is suggested as a home learning activity. While it does require a trip to a local beach, it is however a great activity for not only demonstrating some citizenship through doing some beach cleaning but is also great for literacy and creative skills because the writing activity encourages quite a bit of imagination to to be used! Below is the original information sheet about the activity. Also provided below is a blank pro forma which can be downloaded and edited or printed off to be handwritten on. Mrs Howie has also had a go a trying a couple of examples herself for this- see pdfs below. However, the level of literacy in completed work by pupils will, of course, vary greatly depending on the level the young person is currently working at. Entries from Early level and beginning first level will use understandably more basic vocabulary and language. Completed pieces can be sent into school whenever they are finished but by the beginning of Term 2 at the very latest. Thank you all!

Future Museum blank pro forma

Mrs Howie example 1 pdf

Mrs Howie example 2 pdf

Committees 2022-2023

Eco Committee

P1F	Mhairi Shearer
P1/2	Rory McCowan
P2	Lauren Houston
P3	Rosa Lennon
P3/4	Alexia Morris
P4	Ayka Yilan
P5	Lucy Smith
P6	Lucy Johnstone and Isabella Docherty joint
P6/7	Rory McCormick
P7	Innes McCormack

School Pupil Councillors
P1F	Logan McKinnon
P1/2	Chloe Cumming
P2	Bethany Clark
P3	Bella Valentine
P3/4	Scarlett Willdig
P4	Kiain McCall
P5	Reuben Benson
P6	Katie Harper
P6/7	Ethan McCallum
P7	Zara Love

Committees 2021-2022

Eco

P1 Erin Davidson

P1/2 Isla Whalen

P2 Freddie Parker

P3 Sofia Treeby

P3/4 Mollie Watson

P4/5 Amalie Wykes

P5 Ella Blaikie

P6 Jake Hall

P6/7 Daisy Gilmour

P7 Archie Ross

School Pupil Council

P1 Rory McCowan

P1/2 Edward McMorran

P2 Bella Valentine

P3 Finlay Houston

P3/4 Isla Tattersfield

P4/5 Chelsea O’ Neill

P5 Daniel Havler

P6 Anaya Nerestan

P6/7 Elsie Gibbs Brown

P7 Maisy Pipe

Committees 2019 2020

Eco Committee

Primary 1: Rose Johnston

Primary 1 /2: Isla Tattersfield

Primary 2/ 3: Kai Hill

Primary 3: Leo Cooper-Rogers

Primary 3/ 4: Freya MacIntosh

Primary 5 /6: Roman Bond

Primary 5: Chloe Campbell

Primary 6: Noah Black

Primary P6 /7: Archie Gilmour

Primary 7: Lewis Brotherston

School Pupil Council:

Primary 1: Henry Hicks

Primary 1 /2: McKenzie Forster

Primary 2/ 3: Lucy Smith

Primary 3: Ben Clark and Evan Kirkpatrick

Primary 3/ 4: Lucas Tattersfield

Primary 5 /6: Bonnie McGlashan

Primary 5: Maisy Pipe

Primary 6: Jamie Robson

Primary P6 /7: Liam Bourhill

Primary 7: Daividh Valentine

Soup From Our own Home Grown Vegetables

Sparling Fish

The school Eco Committee together with Primary 5, whose topic work this term has focussed on Scottish Wildlife, have enjoyed a very interesting talk by Galloway Fisheries’ Courtney Rowland who not only provided lots of information by powerpoint but also organised a range of great games with which the pupils engaged were highly engaged.