Enjoy some more pictures from Days 1 and 2 of our Kilbowie trip. As you can see our pupils are having a great time and making memories to last a lifetime!
Enjoy some more pictures from Days 1 and 2 of our Kilbowie trip. As you can see our pupils are having a great time and making memories to last a lifetime!
It was a wet and windy day. Kirkshaws Primary were playing ST Bartholomews. When the game started Kirkshaws got 2 early goals to put us in the lead. St Bartholomews got a goal back to make it 2-1 at half-time.
When the second have started the flood lights came on and the ball got slippery then the captain Ross Mclellan scored a beautiful goal from 30 yards out! It hit the crossbar and went in. St Bartholomews pulled two goals back and then took the lead for the first time to make it 4-3. Then Kirkshaws pulled a goal back with a stunning penalty kick. As the final whistle approached we had a chance through on goal but their keeper saved the ball and put it out for a corner. Then came the moment of the game…Graeme Mitchell floated a lovely cross over the keeper’s head and straight onto Connor Mitchell’s head. Time stood still! The crowd held their breath. The ball flew into the net and Kirkshaws won the game 5-4.
The win puts us on 4 points and near the top of the league.
What a game!
This week in Bikeability the pupils of P6 and P7 were learning to cycle slowly with control around an obstacle course in the playground. They had to slalom and change direction and had to cover their brakes as well as focus on their balance.
Our Parent Fundraising Group ran a really successful Coffee Morning today in the dinner hall. At the event some of our pupils, from the Nursery all the way up to the P7s, performed some of their songs from class topics.
Many thanks to all of the Fundraising Group and helpers who constantly give up their own time to help our school. Your hard work is greatly appreciated.
Thanks also to all the parents / carers and wider family members who came along today to support the event.
Have a look at some videos and pictures of the event below.
Today we had our Halloween Parade in the afternoon where all of the boys and girls came into school dressed up in all sorts of costumes.
Each class moved around the hall in a circle to parade their costumes and the teachers had the unenvious task of choosing their favourite costumes.
Have a look at the amazing costumes below!
Yesterday we had the trials for the upcoming Coatbridge Cluster Cross Country Competition.
Mr Gall and the P7s helped to set up a course around the school and asked anyone from P5-7 to come along in the afternoon to tkae part in the school heats. The first 5 in each race will then be entered into the Coatbridger Cluster Competition.
After all of the races – and lots of sweat – the following pupils placed in the top 5 and will go on to represent the school.
P5 Girls
Shannon Sanderson
Emma Wilson
Brooke Johnson
Jennifer Black
Chloe McCarron
P5 Boys
Adam Irvine
Jack Sanderson
Leo McGowan
Christopher Wilson
Adam West
P6 Girls
Brooke Armstrong
Sophie Hamilton
Kerri Dickson
Gabrielle Caddle
Ameera Ahmed
P6 Boys
John Paul Flannigan
Aidan Murphy
Jack Bustard
Iain Dunn
Linkin Roe
P7 Girls
Bailey Murtagh
Ellie Little
Demi Morrison
Morgan Maxwell
Kara Denny
P7 Boys
Graeme Mitchell
Ben Hopkins
Aaron Brown
Kyle Ireland
Kori Hill
Good luck to everyone when the competition comes round and well done to all who took part in the school trials!
Today our Primary 7 football team took part in their first fixture of the Coatbridge Football Friendly League. Our team of 10 players went along to St Andrew’s High School to play against St Mary’s Primary School.
Mr Gall sent minute by minute updates back to Mr Sharp, who was sitting nervously back in school.
We went down 2-0 after only a couple of minutes but, thanks to a quick reply from Graeme Mitchell, we scored to get back in the game.
Then disaster struck: 3-1 to St Mary’s and it looked like we were going to have a tough afternoon. The half-time whistle blew and Mr Gall had a chat with the team about our formation and told us to keep going!
Unfortunately just after half-time St Mary’s scored again to make it 4-1 then then hit the crossbar from a shot. Phew!
So you would think that we all gave up and just accepted defeat…no chance!
Graeme showed some skills once again to score and make it 4-2! Then Kyle came off the bench to make an instant impact. Graeme passed to Kyle and when the keeper came out to close him down he simply passed the ball into the net. 4-3!
Time was quickly running out for us and back at school Mr Sharp and the rest of the staff were thinking game over…once again we didn’t give up.
Kyle found himself just outside the box with only a couple of minutes to go and decided to have a shot. The ball flew off his boot, time stood still. Was it going in? Would Kirkshaws complete a miraculous comeback? Or did Kyle fluff his chance to be a hero?
Of course he scored – Kyle (the Kirkshaws saviour) – rescued a precious point in our first game of the Friendship League and we now look forward to playing our next match in November against St Bartholomew’s!
FINAL SCORE: St Mary’s 4 – Kirkshaws 4 (Mitchell 2, Taylor 2)
MOM: Kyle Taylor
Yesterday our P6s and a few of our P7s took part in their first Bikeability 1 session with David the instructor. It took us all a little while to get our bikes sorted and checked and learn the “Bike M check” so that all of our bikes are safe to ride from now on. We also had to learn how to fit our bike helmets properly. David has asked us all to bring our bikes back tomorrow (Thurs 22nd Oct) so that a bike maintainence team can check over and fix any problems.
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