
We asked you to get in touch with us to let us know about your achievements. Thank you for the entries, what a talented bunch you are!
We are delighted to share these achievements with you here! We have heard about new skills learned, clubs which have started up again and awards gained! We are so proud of you all!
Darcy B – P1/2
Darcy walked 12 miles last weekend over the two days some of this was climbing hills at the Dam.
Well done Darcy, you show such determination! No wonder your wee legs were sore!

Ava F – P1/2
Ava has been perfecting her gymnastic skills while her classes are off.
Excellent motivation to keep improving Ava!
Harry W – P1/2
Harry has successfully been learning to be a good goalkeeper this week with his Dad. Harry loves football.
We see a future football star in you Harry!

Bailey T – P4
Bailey had been very helpful and caring towards his Gran Helen who is really unwell. He has been doing her housework, keeping her company and telling jokes to lift her spirits.
What a kind and caring boy you are, Bailey! Well done!

Jorjie M – P4
Jorjie is proud that she has been able to solve word problems and is getting better at multiplication. She has also started reading her first Harry Potter book and she loves it.
This is brilliant Jorjie, keep up the great work!

Ruaridh M – P4/5
Ruaridh is doing 10-15000 steps a day in the month of March in support of Prostate Cancer UK with his mum who is walking/running over 50 miles. Only 6 days to go until it is completed. Donations are very welcome on Lynn’s Just Giving page.
Such a wonderful cause Ruaridh, we are all cheering you on!




Mary Y – P6/7
Mary has been awarded a silver merit in her ballet exam.
Excellent work Mary, we cant wait to see your ballet moves!

Brooke M – P7
Brooke cooked a homemade meal from scratch all by herself. It was provided free from the New Cumnock Development Trust and Lynn Mullen from Homemade With Love Cafe in New Cumnock set up a Zoom meeting, then an online lesson. All the ingredients were provided free from the NCDT, it was chicken pie with veg and potatoes. She felt proud she managed to do it herself.
Well done Brooke, it looks delicious! We cant wait to be invited round for tea once Lockdown is over!

Emma J – P7
Emma helped her Dad to build a summer hut for the family to sit in during the summer, this included having to dig up the grass that used to be there and make the ground flat, it also involved having to lay slabs for the hut to have a good, sturdy base. The last step was having to actually build the hut. She had to firstly create the frame for the hut, then nail the pieces to the hut and then put the roof on the hut. They also put chips around the hut, put the picnic bench which we made previously in the year and put the bench in the hut. She will also be making a planter to put at the side of the hut in the coming weeks.
It looks wonderful Emma, so many skills learned there and we bet you feel so proud looking at it! Do you take orders?!

Chailyn P – P7
Chailyn walked over 5 miles during Lockdown and she is very proud!
So you should be Chailyn, well done! You have shown such motivation!
