The Pupil Council are organising activities week beginning 23rd March for raising funds. Please see the letter to parents by clicking the link below.
The Pupil Council are organising activities week beginning 23rd March for raising funds. Please see the letter to parents by clicking the link below.
P1 Registration – 12th to 16th January 2026
A message from our current Primary 1 pupils to those starting P1 in August 2026.
Dear Parent/Carer
Please see the poster and message from EAC below for details on P1 registration for August 2026.
P1 Registration
Children who attain the age of 5 years between 1 March 2026 and 28 February 2027 and whose parents/carers wish them to attend school should be registered for education during the week Monday 12 January 2026 until Friday 16 January 2026. To register you should complete an online application and submit no later than Friday 16 January 2026. Register at: – https://www.east-ayrshire.gov.uk/schooladmissions
If you are unable to register online, then please phone your local school who will assist you to register your child.
Primary 2/1 have settled in to the base and are working hard. Click on the link below to see Term One’s Jigsaw which draws together an overview of some of the things we will be focusing on.
Primary One have settled in to the base and they are working hard. Click on the link below to see Term One’s Jigsaw which draws together an overview of some of the things we will be focusing on.
P1 Beekeepers
What an exciting day Primary 1 had seeing the bees brought to them by the Beekeepers Mr. Shaw and Mr. McAnespie who delivered a talk that the children found fascinating. The gentlemen were very impressed by the knowledge the children had learned about their study of living creatures and especially their bee knowledge.
Then …
In the afternoon we had to call the gentlemen back as we discovered a swarm of honey bees, estimated at over 30.000 hanging in one of our trees. They carefully took the honey bees away and relocated them.
The beekeepers sent the staff and children a lovely email after their visit.
From Mr P McAnespie
Yesterday 11th June 2025 I, with a beekeeping colleague and fire fighter Leroy Shaw, had the privilege of attending the school to give a talk on beekeeping. To say I was impressed with the manners and beekeeping knowledge of the children we spoke to is a vast understatement. The children were a delight to converse with and whoever had taught the children about the subject of beekeeping, I trust, are very valued members of the staff and an excellent teachers. The children, though very excited to see the honeybees, were very well behaved and they and the teachers/class assistants involved have to be commended.
Thank you so much for the opportunity of speaking to your class at the school.
Primary 1 and 1/2 had a fantastic journey this morning on the Polar Express. They travelled all the way to the North Pole (in their imaginations) with the very real conductor who served up hot chocolate and cookies. Their tickets were punched and the activities when they got there were fantastic. For some of the children they said it was the “Best Day Ever!”