Today was Safer Internet Day, and to kick the day off, our Digital Leaders (Alistair and Lyle) led an assembly all about this years theme – online scams and how to protect yourself. Alistair and Lyle explained to pupils what … Continue reading →

Yesterday, Kirkcolm sent away Ruby and Cameron to represent the school in the K’Nex Starnraer Cluster challenge held at St. Joesephs. Cameron and Ruby were the clear winners of the classroom heats and smashed their tasks so they won their … Continue reading →

Our Primary 7 pupils enjoyed a taster coaching session in curling today.  Under the expert guidance of Gail Munro MBE and all the coaching staff at Stranraer Ice rink our senior pupils were brushing and curling their way to victory! … Continue reading →

Our lucky P7 pupils got their chance to head on down with their Leswalt friends to the Curling Rink at the North West castle to try their hand at the sport!  When they got down there they changed their shoes … Continue reading →

Mrs McHarg attended a cheque presentation on Wednesday night at the Ryan Centre on behalf of both Kirkcolm and Leswalt Schools, who have each received £200 from the Santa’s Float proceeds. A huge thank-you to both the YMCA and Stranraer … Continue reading →

This morning we welcomed a visit from Norval Dampney from Incredible Edible into the school grounds! Many moons ago Norval worked with the upper school class to plant some trees creating a fruit orchard in the back corner of the … Continue reading →

…The results are in and announced! 🎉 Huge well done to the effort from all of the pupils in the school – you all never fail to impress us when it comes to the Burns Day efforts! A huge thank … Continue reading →

It is that time of year again where we send our pupils off for a yummy lunch and a presentation talk at the North West Castle. Archie and Hayden were selected this year to represent Kirkcolm at The Rotary Lunch … Continue reading →

Our Gardening club, led by Mrs Richardson, recently received some funding from the Galloway Association of Glasgow. This has went towards purchasing new protective aprons for the pupils to wear to save their clothing from getting muddy during all of … Continue reading →

Since the Red weather warning sadly put a stop to our Rabbie’ Burns celebrations planned for Friday, but we had the chance to make up for it today! Michelle got the haggis, neeps and tatties on the go and since … Continue reading →