Inclusion Week

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).

Community Alcohol Partnership

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.

Global Intergenerational Week Celebration

On Monday 30th March, the Pupil Council proudly celebrated Global Intergenerational Week with a visit to Rowantree Court. This special occasion provided a wonderful opportunity for pupils to build positive relationships, share skills, and strengthen our ongoing community partnership work.

Everyone thoroughly enjoyed spending time together—especially playing dominoes, sharing stories, and making new friends. It was a meaningful and memorable experience for pupils and residents alike, and a fantastic example of the power of intergenerational connections.

We look forward to further visits this term.

 

 

Parents’ Evening – Outside Agencies

Last week at Parents’ Evening, we were joined by representatives from the charity ‘Megan’s Space’ and East Ayrshire whole family wellbeing fund service, ‘Grow Together’.  We look forward to working with both services to support children and families.  Look out for Parent Information sessions in term four!

Megan’s Space

Megan’s Space provides essential support, advocacy and therapeutic services to young people who are unable to access the help they need through traditional routes whether due to cost, access or perceived taboo.

Homepage – Megan’s Space

‘Grow Together’

Grow Together is a free, family focussed service in East Ayrshire, designed to support children, young people and families who may need extra help, even if they are not in crisis.  The service emphasises listening, understanding and providing practical support without judgement or pressure, helping families grow stronger together.

Services Offered:

  • Emotional Support: Providing a safe space for children and young people to talk about
  • challenges at home, school, or in general.
  • Practical Assistance: Helping with forms, appointments, referrals and connecting families to the right local services.
  • Skill Building and Activities: Supporting children and young people to develop new skills, try new activities, and engage in positive experiences.
  • Family Support: Guidance and assistance for the whole family, ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard and respected.
  • Participation is voluntary, and families can choose the level of  involvement that suits them.

Grow Together is not about blame or punishment; it focuses on empowering families to find solutions at their own pace.

 

 

Bill Shankly Winners 2026!

A massive congratulations to our boys football team, who conducted themselves wonderfully today and brought home the Bill Shankly cup! The boys played 4 games before reaching the final. The results for the games were:

3-0 winners against Logan PS (Leyton, Reece and Karrick)

4-1 winners against Ochiltree PS (Aiden x3 and Reece)

1-1 draw with New Cumnock PS (Reece)

3-0 winners against Netherthird PS (Reece x2 and Leyton)

Before going up against last years winners St. Patricks PS who we beat 1-0 with Reece scoring the winning goal. The children were a credit to themselves and the school, and Mr McClure couldn’t be more proud of every player today. Congratulations boys!

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