Well we are all set for out last full day of activities. It has started off windy and rainy but that certainly won’t hold us back. Last night we all took part in the famous Kilbowie night line. Lots of laughs, screams and team work. Lots of fun. We even managed to light our pumpkins and place them around the course. Everyone looking forward to the disco tonight. Let’s see if they remembered to leave some clean clothes.

Another super day up in Oban. Children’s activities included climbing, skiing, gorge walking and map reading. We also carved pumpkins last night. Similar day ahead today with children swapping activities. Weather has been okay going from blue skies to heavy showers very quickly. Perfect weather for all our outdoor pursuits. Long may it continue. Children currently getting ready for breakfast. Think I’ll go and check how tidy their rooms are.

We had a great first day. Bus journey was fab and no one was sick! All children quiet and asleep by the agreed time and now just waiting on the 7:30 alarm call waking them. All groups have an exciting and full day ahead.

Primary 7b had the chance to show off all that they have learned in their ‘What living things do!’ topic to the rest of the school and their families at this morning’s assembly. Their assembly included some great singing and acting. Well done! below are some pictures of the assembly and pupil work.

Just a reminder that there will be a talk for parents of children attending Kilbowie this year on Thursday 3rd Oct at 3.15pm.

P7b Assembly will be on Friday 4th October just after 9am.

Primary 6a have been enjoying their introduction to ‘Forest School’. The weather was much better today than it was for last week’s group. We found a massive mushroom.

Primary 5/6 launched our ‘Respect Me’ week last Friday with an assembly looking at issues associated with bullying. They worked very hard in the weeks before to learn all of their lines. They certainly gave everyone something to think about and enjoyed presenting what they had learned to family members and the rest of the school.

Well done!

We had a fabulous number of entries for our Pirate Hat Competition. The whole school were very impressed with all the efforts. It was a difficult decision to pick. However, in the end Sam won the competition. He is looking forward to playing on his skateboard.

The Pirate Hat Competition was due to be held on Tuesday but we are going to delay this until Thursday. A text message was sent on Monday afternoon regarding this. The prize is a skateboard so good luck.