This morning we were visited by Andrew Hay, our communities safety officer who came in to speak to the boys and girl about the importance of looking after our wee village and town as part of our ongoing Eco Schools … Continue reading →

The Parent Council held their annual Christmas Coffee Morning on Saturday. The boys and girls in both classes had been busy making Christmas crafts to sell as part of their enterprise projects, and practising some festive songs to entertain everyone … Continue reading →

On Thursday P5-7 from Kirkcolm and Portpatrick met at the Lactalis Cheese Factory in Stranraer to find out about the process of making and selling cheese🧀 First we were told all about the different products Lactalis makes and how many … Continue reading →

The boys and girls from P3-7 were delighted to have welcomed two representatives from Glasgow Science Centre today on their roadshow ‘Future Fuels’! They started of the afternoon with a brief introduction to explain what the plan, the boys and … Continue reading →

As part of World Children’s Day yesterday, the school was lucky enough to receive a visit from PC Shannon Walker. She came in to talk to everyone about the rights they have as a child living in Scotland including their … Continue reading →

Recently Kirkcolm eco committee have been very busy. Last week we made a compost bin made from recycled plastic so we could put are food waste from the kitchen in it. Uncooked vegetables can go in there and then can … Continue reading →

While it looked like the bears had assembled for their annual picnic, instead the boys and girls arrived at school today wearing blue to support the Children in Need charity 🐻🍯 Throughout the week Alfie and Alistair have been going … Continue reading →

The boys and girls from the North Rhins Partnership had a visit to Skills Development Scotland today. As part of Developing the Young Workforce, Lucy, Kathryn & Connor gave the pupils an overview of the careers services available at Stranraer … Continue reading →

As part of our Book Week Scotland celebrations, P1-3 pupils all received a Bookbug (P1) or a Read, Write, Count (P2-3) bag this afternoon, as part of the Scottish Government and Scottish Book Trust initiative. Parents/carers popped into school to … Continue reading →

Primary 7 from Portpatrick, Leswalt and Kirkcolm were treated to a fabulous curling experience at the North West Castle today. The children were split into teams of 5 with each member allocated a role as either sweepers, throwers or a … Continue reading →