The 7th of Novembers marks the first of 2 outdoor learning days to take place within the school year and since we are all working together to try and make more use of our fabulous playground and all it has … Continue reading →

Below is  a link to the regional draft handbook.   I hope you find this information useful. Our shorter,  school specific version will soon follow .   Please note the May day holiday has now been moved to Friday 8th May … Continue reading →

P7 had a grand time this morning as they were given the chance to layer up and head out to the North West Castle for a morning of curling. They got an opportunity to glide around, sweep the ice and … Continue reading →

To celebrate all things spooky this Halloween Kirkcolm Primary came together with the nursery for a morning of ghostly games and a fabulous costume parade to showcase all the hard work the boys and girls put in to making themselves … Continue reading →

Primary 7 enjoyed their first day at Stranraer Academy in the company of all the other Primary 7 pupils from the cluster.  The day had an enjoyable focus of Music, with members of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra travelling down … Continue reading →

On Tuesday this week the upper class were lucky to be given the opportunity  to visit a local farm along with P5-7 pupils from Leswalt and Portpatrick. We did this as part of our Health and Wellbeing topic this term … Continue reading →

This afternoon we had the Fire Brigade and PC Wilson pop into school to talk to the pupils about staying safe on bonfire night. They gave the pupils lots of useful tips, such as: putting a sparkler into a carrot … Continue reading →

On Tuesdays, Kirkcolm opened its doors to all the parents of pupils to come in for an afternoon of Numeracy and STEM games with the children! It gave the pupils a chance to challenge their parents to complete different Math … Continue reading →

On the ninth of October, Miss McNicoll’s  P.5-7 class (joined by Leswalt’s P5-7) walked up to the village hall to learn about the history of the local Kilmorie Stone, and about the Vikings! The children had four rotations to go … Continue reading →

Today P4-7 from Kirkcolm followed in the footsteps of the younger pupils and took a jaunt out to Wigtown to experience some of the fun activities the Book festival has to offer! We started our day by eating our lunch … Continue reading →