We celebrated the achievements of our pupils at Prizegiving.

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Prizegiving 2026

In each class, different children are rewarded with certificates for being a Successful Learner, Confident Individual, Responsible Citizen, Effective Contributor, Excellence in Literacy, Ex…

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School Presentation Winners 2026

This week we held our Technology Week. The staff and children had lots of fun teaching and learning digital skills, computing science and craft and design.

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Technology Week 2026

From Monday 8th June – Friday 12th June, Drongan Primary School had a Technology week. During this week we focussed on covering different aspects from East Ayrshire’s Technology planners.

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A huge thank you to all the children, parents and carers who took part in our community litter pick. We collected over 30 bags of        rubbish! Well done!

Pupils in P5, P5/6 and P6 will continue to keep our school grounds clean and tidy as part of our litter picking rota.

The UK Government and the NHS have released evidence-based guidance which aims to support parents with healthy screen habits for children under 5:

https://beststartinlife.gov.uk/screen-time-under-5s/

For children 5 and above, we know that managing screen time and monitoring content is a massive challenge for families. Here are some top tips for keeping your child’s use of technology safe and positive:

• Check Age Ratings: Streaming services (like Netflix, YouTube, and Disney+) and games have age-rating systems. Double-checking these can prevent accidental exposure to mature themes.
• Utilise Parental Controls: Most home Wi-Fi networks, devices, and apps have built-in parental controls. Setting up restrictions or using child-friendly versions (like YouTube Kids) can filter out a large portion of inappropriate content.
• Keep Screens in Shared Spaces: Whenever possible, encourage children to use tablets, laptops and gaming consoles in communal areas of the home rather than alone in bedrooms.
• Have Open Conversations: Talk to your child about what they like to watch and play. Let them know that if they ever see something that makes them feel scared, uncomfortable, or confused, they can tell you without getting into trouble.

Recommended Resources

If you are looking for guidance on how to set up parental controls or want to check if a specific show or game is suitable for your child, we highly recommend the following free resources:

• Internet Matters – learn about inappropriate content to help keep children safe online
• Common Sense Media – ratings and reviews of movies, TV, books, gaming and social media
• NSPCC – Keeping Children Safe Online – resources to help you understand online safety and talk about it to children and young people

Mobile Devices in School

A reminder regarding our policy on mobile devices.

Any mobile phones brought to school must be switched off. Mobile phones should not be used in the playground before school, at break or lunchtimes or within the classrooms. Any smart watches must be on ‘school mode’ during the school day. Pupils should not be able to access games, calls or messages through their watch. The use of mobile phones or wearable devices is not permitted during lessons or breaks. This ensures that students are able to fully engage in learning without distractions.

Our goal is not to eliminate use but to empower our children to navigate it safely.

Thank you for your continued support.

This term all classes will focus on relationships, sexual health and parenthood as part of the Health and Wellbeing curriculum.

Please see parent information leaflets for Early (ECC/P1), First (P2-P4) and Second level (P5-P7). This will give you an idea of what will be covered at each level.

Early level Parent Leaflet

First level Parent Leaflet

Second level Parent Leaflet

We are having an Inclusion Week (18th May – 22nd May) to raise awareness and understanding of the diverse needs within our school and community.

The Inclusion Committee created a video to introduce the week.

Inclusion Committee Video.mp4

Each day has a different focus:

Monday – Inclusion through sport

Tuesday – Dyslexia

Wednesday – Speech and Language (No Pens Day)

Thursday – Autism

Friday – ADHD

Open Afternoon

Please come along on Wednesday 20th for our Open Afternoon at 1:45.

Classes will be doing different inclusive activities, which you can do with your child(ren).

Working together to challenge underage drinking.

A Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has been set up to tackle underage drinking. The CAP brings together organisations including the council, the police, community organisations and local retailers to reduce the crime, anti-social behaviour and harm caused by underage drinking.

Drongan PS are looking forward to working with various partners to support this initiative and provide opportunities for our Young People in Drongan.

The Launch Event takes place this week, on Thursday 14th May. We are looking for the support of our community to complete the questionnaire (QR code on leaflet – for adults/residents of Drongan). Children will be given the chance to complete their own questionnaire soon. This information will help to support the CAP and lead to better opportunities for the community.

Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) | Drongan Primary School and ECC

Follow the link to access all documents.

Please find the Term 4 April newsletter and dates for your diary attached.

Drongan Primary School Newsletter – April 2026

Thank you

Our Term 3 winning house, Taiglum, enjoyed a fun-filled morning of Easter-themed activities.

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House Reward Activity

Our Term 3 winning house, Taiglum, enjoyed taking part in the Easter-themed activities.

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