Primary 4 have been busy in our food technology room this week as part of their ongoing celebrations of First Holy Communion. To deepen their understanding of the Last Supper, pupils worked together to make their own bread, exploring both … Continue reading →

Mr Young, Father Lamb, Mrs McCoy, Mrs Tominey and Mrs Duffy made the hour-long journey to Lendrick Muir on Thursday 27th May to join P7 for dinner and their evening activity. Mrs Duffy was absolutely delighted to hear from both … Continue reading →

Primary 6 pupils have been fully immersed in their human body learning this term and today they took their understanding of the digestive system to a whole new level. As part of their IDL work, learners created hands‑on models to … Continue reading →

Mrs Shevlin and Mrs Findlay had a wonderful visit to Lendrick Muir last night from Mrs Shevlin and Mrs Findlay, and they left absolutely glowing with pride in our pupils. They were so impressed by the enthusiasm, teamwork, and positive … Continue reading →

Our Primary 6 pupils have been working incredibly hard as they prepare for our forthcoming production of Oliver! — and their enthusiasm is shining through in every detail. This week, they’ve been tea‑dyeing their costume shirts to give them an … Continue reading →

On Tuesday 26th May, Primary 7 rounded off their first day at Lendrick Muir around the campfire. Despite the children having already enjoyed a delicious dinner earlier in the evening, they still had room for the marshmallows they toasted. A … Continue reading →

Lendrick Muir is a large country house near Kinross, set amongst the beautiful Ochil hills. With 120 acres of grounds around the house, there’s no shortage of space to enjoy fantastic outdoor activities such as ropes courses, trail biking and … Continue reading →

This week at nursery we have been learning all about flowers and plants, following our wonderful Ground Force Day. The children showed great imagination and teamwork as they created their very own florist shop, taking on different roles such as … Continue reading →

Our young learners embraced the Explore and Extend challenge set by Scottish Water, gathering natural resources to create a rain chain that helps collect water. This enthusiastic group spent their breaktime searching for pine cones, working collaboratively to combine their … Continue reading →