Another week, another celebration! This time it was the turn of British Science Week, which ran from 8th – 13th March and had the theme of ‘Innovating for the Future.’ P1-3 pupils celebrated the week from school with various STEM … Continue reading →

Primary 1-3 pupils rolled up their sleeves and donned their painting aprons this afternoon, then headed outside to paint some old tyres! The boys and girls used lots of colours to make the tyres bright and eye-catching! Once they’re dry … Continue reading →

Well, I’m sure as the tokens may have hinted to you, it was World Book Day this week! A day to celebrate all things wonderful associated with the world of reading! Since we have our wee P1-3 pupils back in, … Continue reading →

The pupils at Kirkcolm Primary are never ones to waste a nice day outside… As you may of guessed (or perhaps seen?) the boys are girls in P1-3 took advantage of the nice weather today to take a jaunt down … Continue reading →

It may have been an odd year, but nonetheless 2020 was a rather successful one for the North Rhins Primary Schools – we are delighted to announce that we have achieved our Bronze Award for Rights Respecting Schools! This is … Continue reading →

It’s been 9 long weeks since we last saw their little faces at school, and we were delighted to see so many happy smiling faces at the door of Kirkcolm Primary this morning, on P1-3’s first day back since the … Continue reading →

Lockdown 2021 meant that we could not have our usual in school Scots poetry focus as all learning was taking part at home.  But, this did not stop us!  Our in inaugural  North Rhins inter school Scots poetry competition took … Continue reading →

Not even a lockdown can stop Kirkcolm Primary from getting into the Scottish spirit! We were determined to still celebrate our Scottish hero the way we do every other year and this involved the same challenges set for the pupils!  … Continue reading →

As part of his STAR awards, Calder decided to show initiative and create his own Christmas quiz to raise funds for Kirkcolm Primary school.  Priced at 20p a go, Calder sold his quiz sheets during the last week of term.  … Continue reading →

As some of you may have noticed if you have been so lucky as to have them pop through your letterbox, the pupils at Kirkcolm were hard at work making Christmas cards through the week to spread some Christmas cheer … Continue reading →