Did you get a flyer through the post? Did you see a burgundy clad bunch trooping up your street this afternoon? Did you hear the laughter of pupils as they excitedly approach letter boxes??  Yes, that was indeed us! As … Continue reading →

Our digital leaders from across our partnership held an online meeting via Teams today.  We came together to create a Christmas trivia quiz for pupils to enjoy.  This provided a theme for us to learn how to use Microsoft Forms. … Continue reading →

The North Rhins Partnership schools have been extremely busy marking a trio of annual calendar events which all happened to coincide in the same week this year – Book Week Scotland, Anti-Bullying Week and Children in Need. Kirkcolm, Leswalt and … Continue reading →

My oh my, thank goodness this morning’s rain passed up by as the upper class at Kirkcolm were invited along to the Kirkcolm Community Hub for a visit this afternoon! How lovely it was for all of us (especially those … Continue reading →

Comfies at the ready! This year Pudsy bear was back and the wee yellow ears were out in full force once again at Kirkcolm Primary as the pupils dawned these to show their support and to help raise money for … Continue reading →

As part of our Book Week Scotland celebrations, parents were invited into school today to see P1-3 pupils being presented with their Bookbug (P1) and Read, Write, Count (P2-3) bags. This initiative, ran by the Scottish Book Trust and Scottish … Continue reading →

To kick start Book Week Scotland we were joined Friday morning by author David McPhail who has recently released his new book ‘Velda the Awesomest Viking and the Ginormous Frost Giants’. 📚 I think it’s safe to say everyone (me … Continue reading →

Over half of the school gathered at 3pm today to participate in the first of 4 Christmas lantern-making workshops, kindly organised by the Parent Council and Kirkcolm Community Council. Pupils started to create their own lanterns using willow, in preparation … Continue reading →

P1-4 were joined with Leswalt and Portpatrick Infants class on Thursday morning for a trip to Kitchen Coos and Ewes owned by the lovely Neale and Janet McQuistin. All 50+ of us bundled onto the trailer and headed to the … Continue reading →

Today we bid farewell to Leswalt! In what has been a chaotic week for poor Mrs Baillie and the Leswalt staff, trying to transport a whole school from one place to another, but the superstars have managed it(!!!) and today … Continue reading →