We had a lovely full school Harvey assembly this morning.
It was lovely to hear our P5-7 Choir for the first time this session as well as learn new facts about Harvest Time.
We also welcomed Rev McNaughtan to the school for the event.
Thank you to our P6 and P7 pupils who led today’s assembly.
All of our classes have been enjoying learning about Scotland throughout January.
All classes had the pleasure of taking part in a full school virtual celebration of Scottish poetry and songs.
We hope you enjoy the fantastic contributions made by pupils from all across the school.
ECC & Primary 1
Primary 2 & 3
Primary 4 & 5
Primary 6 & 7
Well done to P6A on their beautiful paintings of Bethlehem. This included using 3D paint to give the finishing touch.
It was lovely to see our choir entertaining the Christmas shoppers at The Cross on Christmas Eve. Along with a pipe band and members of the Royal Legion, they brought festive spirit to the town centre. Thank you to all the singers and parents who came along and to Mr Hay for all the preparation leading up to the event.
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Our choir entertained a full house at the Howard Centre on Sunday evening as they joined Kilmarnock Concert Brass for their Christmas Concert.
The choir delighted the audience with 6 songs and then also joined the brass band singing ‘Away in a Manager’ and ‘Starry Night’.
They were absolutely amazing! Well done to everyone who came along.
Some of our choir members became percussionists for the finale and Emma became the conductor!
I hope you enjoy listening to the videos. We all came away feeling very festive.
*P5A would like to invite parents to journey back to 1912 and enjoy our Titanic Assembly*
*Monday 4th June – School Assembly Hall*
*Please arrive for 2:35pm to be seated as we aim to start our performance at 2:45pm*
*P5A children will receive a slip for parents to fill in – please return this to Mrs Kerr indicating the number of seats you require*
We can’t wait to share our learning with you!
The afternoon boys and girls have been practising a dance with the residents at Howard house. Today it was filmed on camera, they all did super!
Coming to a screen near you! 😀
Thank you so much to all the Primary 7 pupils who came along to our Burns Supper on Thursday night. We had a wonderful mixture of poetry and music, with lots of mums, dads and grandparents there to watch. It was a great celebration of all things Scottish.
The evening was rounded off with the children being presented with Heritage Hero certificates from Archaeology Scotland. This was in recognition of their work in local history. Not just their Burns work, but their local study of Kilmarnock during World War II; their community links with Kilmarnock District History Group, and using the Kilmarnock Town Trail to photograph some of the architecture in and around the town.
Weel done, weans!
Well done to all the upper school children who took part in the Grange Christmas Concert. Representing Gargieston was our Strings Group, children in the Kick Start band and Primary 7s in the Transition Group choir. We were extremely proud of all of you and so impressed with all the talent on show!
