We have been incredibly lucky to have been able to source the expertise of Mr Richard Pattchet, a leader in delivering Forest Schools, for a block of inputs to the boys and girls across both Leswalt and Kirkcolm for the … Continue reading →

Wow! I’m not sure how in the unpredictable Scottish weather, we constantly manages to swing a beautiful sun splitting the sky day for the annual Kirkcolm Mini Walk? – But we will enjoy every second of it! ☀😎🌞 How exciting … Continue reading →

As part of our social studies topic looking at natural disasters we decided we would make our very own Volcanoes to set off in the playground! We had already looked at how Volcanoes form over time and what causes a volcanic … Continue reading →

  ⚽️  Our partnership football team kicked off their debut in style , in the Primary league on Friday.   Despite the two schools never having played together as one,  they did us proud on the pitch . Our top … Continue reading →

This afternoon Primary 5, with Mrs Richardson headed up into the village to spread a little bit of gardening goodness into our little community- and what perfect weather they had for it!  🌸🌻 They took with them an array of … Continue reading →

Once again, we have welcomed in the wonderful Mike from Bikeability to start a Bikeability block with our P6/7 for the term. This is a great opportunity for pupils to practice staying safe when out and about on their bikes.  … Continue reading →

Today during assembly, Miss Douglas kindly blessed our P7 pupils with their fab new leaver hoodies! The P7’s donned their traditional burgundy in its new format and they look great! – as I am sure you will all agree 🤩 … Continue reading →

P1-4 have been getting into the good ole’ fashioned bowls as part of their P.E focus this term! After some practice runs yesterday outside, the proper bowls and the real experts came to them!  Due to the bowling club grounds … Continue reading →

Today P5-7 were lucky enough to be the first to receive an input today from Kelsey and Natalie from Alzheimer’s Scotland. They delivered an input called S.T.A.R.S with the boys and girls which all got them thinking about their brains … Continue reading →

The P1-4 class had a cracking day today with not one but two Easter egg hunts! In the morning we were joined by the boys and girls in the nursery for an outdoor hunt in the playground. The colourful eggs … Continue reading →