After a long delay due to Covid, the annual Primary 7 Rotary Lunch event recommenced today. Olivia and Luke represented Kirkcolm Primary  at this year’s event where the guest speakers were Bejing Olympic Gold and Silver Curling Medallists Vicky Wright … Continue reading →

Today Kirkcolm Primary got to venture outside the school grounds for a trip to Logan gardens! Many of the pupils remembered going on these trips before and we were delighted to be welcomed into the gardens once more! The little … Continue reading →

Today we weeded out the weak from the strong… Well, more so the egg haters from the egg lovers/tolerate-ers! After 2 weeks of growing, some fairly consistent watering and possibly too much sun on occasions.. We managed to grow some … Continue reading →

In line with our Eco Plan and our Eco topic in upper school this term, we have been making our best effort to keep on top of the litter problem! This hasn’t just been done in our playground but we … Continue reading →

The sun shone, the pupils listened and the presentations were informative and fun – safe to say the North Rhins Partnership Safety morning was the most resounding success! This term’s Health and Well-Being focus for the upper primaries was centred … Continue reading →

All the schools in the Stranraer Academy cluster were brought together to put on our running shoes and do our best in a good natured cross country competition out at Green Valley! We simply could not of asked for a … Continue reading →

Today, to celebrate the final day of term, we simply had to have some Easter based fun! Especially after the turmoil of being subject to the pranks of Mrs Baillie all morning! A lot of us took place in the … Continue reading →

Today Mrs Baillie was truly a very naughty head teacher today, pranking our poor pupils! Not even just once… but twice!  First Mrs Baillie tried to convince them all that since some had been off with Covid this past term, … Continue reading →

The children in Primary 1 – 4 have been working hard on producing a radio show transmission with Dumfries and Galloway Youth Music Group as part of our Feis Rois traditional music programme. This radio show is the culmination of … Continue reading →

On Wednesday P1-4 ventured to Dumfries House in Cumnock for a fun-filled school trip in the sunshine (and snow for some of the day)! The first activity we enjoyed was ‘Animal Senses’ where we put our own senses to the … Continue reading →