A post from our Gardening Superstar Mrs Richardson… ‘The Kirkcolm School Parent Council Gardening Club secured funding via foundation school from Kilgallioch wind farm community fund for a polycrub. The polycrub is a secure polycarbonate poly tunnel which will allow … Continue reading →

P1-4 pupils were treated to an afternoon of music today, led by Helen from Lighthouse Musicians. We started off with an opposites game to help pupils get their listening ears on. We then had to copy Helen by repeating different … Continue reading →

What a delight to head up to Kirkcolm Church this afternoon for a Harvest Festival Service by our Minister Marlene Cash! We had a beautiful, engaging service which showed off the Gardening Clubs Scarecrow project; Cedric and learned all about … Continue reading →

Celebrating all things Maths has been our focus for this week! Maths is such an important and integral part of our lives beyond school and Maths Week Scotland does it’s best to promote why maths is important and get our … Continue reading →

At the start of the term, all of our pupils were given the opportunity to apply for various positions of responsibility in the school, including: Pupil Council, Eco Committee, House Captains, Digital Leaders and Monitor jobs. The purpose of this … Continue reading →

A big thank you to Marlene from Kirkcolm Church who stopped by in school today to announce the winners of the Church Picture competition and give them a prize of an Amazon voucher.  Pupils took a walk up to the … Continue reading →

Kirkcolm P5-7 have been lucky enough to invite some representatives from the Children’s Parliament to start Dignity Workshops with the class. This has been a great way to explore our social studies topic for this term which has been centred … Continue reading →

Pupils are the North Rhins Schools are delighted to share that they have been awarded the Gold Rights Respecting School Award from UNICEF. Having already achieved their Bronze and Silver awards, both Leswalt and Kirkcolm Primaries have been working hard … Continue reading →

In celebration of the Kirkcolm Church’s upcoming 200th anniversary, the pupils went a walk in the sunshine (between showers naturally…) to go and take in the grounds/the outside of the church.  Pupils went around in groups and took photos and … Continue reading →

Wow! Does it feel good to be back! How lucky were we to throw open the doors of Kirkcolm Primary and welcome back our fresh faced troops, rested from their long break and ready to get back to learning.  Our … Continue reading →