P6/7 travelled to Wigtown on Friday to participate in a CSI workshop as part of Dumfries & Galloway’s Science Fair for Schools. Agent Lyndsay explained to us the crime that had been committed – a very valuable painting had been … Continue reading →

Primary 6 and 7 have enjoyed their first week of music input from the traditional Scots music group, Feis Ros. During the first session they had some drumming fun to help them learn all about rhythm, as well as playing … Continue reading →

Mrs Mc Harg recently took her class outside for some outdoor maths.  The pupils took part in a scavenger hunt, which set them the challenge of identifying various angles, 3d shapes and symmetry all in the local environment of their … Continue reading →

After an application process led by Mrs Henry, the new pupil council for this session at Kirkcolm Primary school has been appointed; P1- Daniel Dougan P2 – James Turtle P3 – Alba White p4 -Emma Bailey P5 – Danny Lyon … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome everyone to session 2017-2018! Rested, energised and bright-eyed and bushy-tailed ……..and that’s just the teachers (!) We are ready and raring to go! Lots of exciting, fun things  are planned  – and a fabulous team of staff … Continue reading →

The end of term closing ceremony took place at Kirkcolm Primary school this afternoon.  A range of awards were presented and the pupils sang beautifully to the assembled audience.  The afternoon concluded with a farewell to the Primary 7 pupils, … Continue reading →

All the pupils from Portpatrick, Leswalt and Kirckolm came together to get to know one another better today.  A beach clean and a sports day was planned, but due to the weather, we quickly improvised.  The children performed a range … Continue reading →

On Friday 23rd June, all of Kirkcolm Primary enjoyed a full on day of activity at Galloway Activity Centre.  Pupils all got a chance to participate in a range of activities.  Have a look at the photographs to see all … Continue reading →

Everyone had a great afternoon competing in a range of events on our sports day. The rain stayed away and the sun  came out.  The winning houses and sports champions will be announced at the end of term closing ceremony, next week.

Primary 6 and 7 undertook a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Maths) challenge in class last week.  Provided only with marshmallows and spaghetti the children had to plan, design and later construct the tallest tower they could in 30 minutes.  … Continue reading →