Today has not been the average Wednesday for the Kirkcolm primary bunch – we’ve been a busy wee bunch today! The day kicked off as normal with some learning in the morning but then at 10:30, we boarded a bus … Continue reading →

Today the upper class form Leswalt popped over for the morning to engage in some learning! Together the schools banded together to take part in a Smart Stem learning about how we can use technology to enhance and help dairy … Continue reading →

Today the whole school joined together in a celebration of Book Week Scotland this week to partake in some paired reading. P1-4 pupils preselected their books and read a long with the upper school pupils. This was a great opportunity … Continue reading →

The first day I spent travelling to join all the others in Edinburgh. I arrived in Edinburgh after my train from Glasgow Queen street and we got to the house. We unpacked and had dinner then went to bed. The … Continue reading →

On Wednesday our digital leaders went to Leswalt to learn some skills they may need for their role as digital leader they learned how to use  websites and how to use AI safely  and appropriately, Ross said this was a … Continue reading →

In celebration of  Book Week Scotland our P1–3 families were invited into the school to discover the fantastic bags gifted to children by the Scottish Government and Scottish Book Trust. All wrapped in rainbow paper the ‘postman’ delivered these gifts to … 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 get themselves out onto the ice rink for Curling Season being upon us! This is … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again…!  Pupils have once again been hard at work fundraising for Children in Need for another year at Kirkcolm. For such a small school, the boys and girls make such an excellent effort at raising … Continue reading →

This Monday kicks off the start of Anti-Bullying Week in the school – This is a week to remember kindness and emphasise being a friend to each other and not standing by and allowing any unkind behaviour to go unnoticed … Continue reading →

In preparation for Armistice Day tomorrow and following on from Memorial Sunday, pupils at Kirkcolm have been learning about the significance of this day and how we use the poppies to mark remembrance for all the people who have died … Continue reading →