Today, Bruce and Orla travelled in style on the McGill’s electric bus to attend the East Ayrshire Clean Green Schools Awards at Council Chambers in Kilmarnock.
In their Captain and Vice Captain role, Bruce and Orla have helped to tackle our Clean Green Schools action plan to help East Ayrshire to work towards a Clean and Green future!
Through the 4 key themes of Waste, Energy, Transport and Natural Environment, our team have worked hard this year to make positive changes to reduce our carbon emissions.
We are delighted to share that we were one of 4 schools in the authority to receive a Silver Award!
Our Clean Green Schools Team are so proud of this achievement and already have ideas in place for next years action plan!
The RBA School of Football trials will be held on Tuesday 20th June 4pm-5pm and if selected for a second trial this will be on Thursday 22nd June 4-5pm at the Barony Campus. Pupils interested simply show up and give their names on the day. School of Football is for children who play actively, it is not suitable for beginners.
Please note this is for both boys and girls although they play in different teams for school of football they will trial at the same time (potentially different teams if enough of each group show).
Please note that if attending football boots and shin guards are advised, please also bring plenty of water.
Due to high demand, we have released tickets for an additional Summer Show date on Friday 23rd June 1.30pm. Tickets for the event must be purchased through Ticketsource using the link below. Information can also be found on the school app.
Active Schools are running a multisport afterschool club for primary 5, 6 and 7! The final session of this will run on Wednesday 14th June from 3-4pm at New Cumnock primary school, in the gym hall.
Please note if the survey is closed then the session is full, this will be a first come first served basis. If you have any questions please contact Courtney.cartner@east-ayrshire.gov.uk
Today, P6 and P7 an outdoor water safety awareness course at Loch Doon.
We learned about the hidden hazards within and around the water and how to correctly use the life-saving equipment strategically positioned around the loch. Both classes received essential lifesaving skills training including CPR awareness and defib training and were taught how to float in the water, should they find themselves in danger. They also learned invaluable information about cold-water shock, which is one of the main causes of drowning in Scotland.
A huge thank you to Scottish Fire and Rescue, Police Scotland, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Loch Doon Ranger Service, Forestry and Land Scotland for their informative sessions.
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