Finally, it’s the moooost wonderful time of the yeeeear! (and what a year it has been!) Due to this year being the strangest one any of us has ever experienced, we were determined to still press on with our traditional … Continue reading →

Today the boys and girls of P4-7 had their final input from Laura McClymont and have now certified themselves as fully capable Playmakers! They spent the past week preparing their games and designing their posters. Today they got to demonstrate … Continue reading →

In keeping with the festive spirit, Morrisons recently donated Christmas selection boxes to the Kirkcolm Community Council – who have in turn, kindly donated them to the school and nursery pupils. Mrs Downie did her elf duties yesterday and delivered … Continue reading →

As part of our Eco Schools work learning about food and being responsible citizens, this Christmas we decided to run a ‘Reverse advent calendar’ – rather than the boys and girls getting a chocolate each day (they weren’t too impressed … Continue reading →

Today we celebrated Christmas in all it’s glory with our delicious Christmas dinners and showed off our festive flair in our Christmas jumpers! Tis’ the season to sparkle!  

Merry Christmas from all at Kirkcolm Primary! Please click here  for a special video message from the boys and girls. Enjoy!

P4-7 pupils had their first Playmakers training session this afternoon with Laura McClymont. They started off by brainstorming ideas of games to play inside and outside (just in case we have more miserable days like today and are prepared for … Continue reading →

Pupils were super excited when they arrived at school this morning and saw some workmen in the playground using what they described as a “flame thrower”!!! No, the circus hasn’t come to Kirkcolm Primary – rest assured, it was only … Continue reading →

Every year to help celebrate Book Week Scotland, P1-3 pupils are gifted with a Book Bug (P1) / Read, Write, Count (P2/3) bag as part of a government initiative to promote literacy and numeracy at home. And despite Covid ruining … Continue reading →

On Monday Kirkcolm pupils showed their support and stance against bullying by coming to school sporting odd socks. This was done to promote how great individuality is amongst us all and why it should always be celebrated and nothing more! … Continue reading →