Our School Playground Throughout the school, news has been spreading vigorously and we are excited to announce that Kirkcolm School is getting… A fabulous new playground!! As you should all know by now, we took part in a Tesco’s competition … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Ivy Richardson who has been successful in winning both bronze and silver medals at her karate club.

The children got very excited on Monday when the new playground equipment arrived on site for installation.  A grant of £10,000 from Tesco “Bags for life” and some money from other sources, has been used to liven up our playground into a … Continue reading →

Scottish Opera – Dragon of the Western Seas The children in p6/7 were engaged in a really interesting afternoon in the company of Dr Meryl James from Scotland’s National Centre for Languages. This was to prepare the children for an … Continue reading →

P1-3 have been very busy chopping vegetables with help from Mrs Wither and Mrs McPherson.  This involved developing skills and knowledge  in maths and health and wellbeing.  They class really enjoyed eating their soup later! # successful learners

Kirkcolm p 6 & 7 visited Portpatrick primary school to take part in a road safety workshop. The themes in the workshop covered safe places to play, riding bikes wearing a helmet and crossing the road safely with the lollipop … Continue reading →

Primary 7 pupils headed to the North West Castle this morning to participate in the Curling’s Cool taster session along with Leswalt, Portpatrick and Park P7s. They worked hard to learn how to deliver the stone and sweep it towards … Continue reading →

Innes and Guy are going to play in a Rugby tournament  for Wigtownshire Minis at Moffat this Sunday.  We are looking forward to hearing the results of this.  Keep an eye out in the Six Nations for future stars!! Robin … Continue reading →

All upper school children from Kirkcolm, Portpatrick and Leswalt had a thoroughly enjoyable morning as history was brought to life in front of their eyes.  Children were led on a historical Scots journey through medieval times, learning about William Wallace … Continue reading →

The P6/7 children have been coding this morning using a programme called Scratch.  We have made a ghost busters game using sprites and commands to change size, movements, time and sound. Jack and Findlay said “It was the best thing … Continue reading →