Football match spectators

We are delighted to inform you that we have received delivery of a range of fabulous books from the Sun Newspaper as a result of the recent token collection.  Thank you to everyone who contributed, they are a fantastic resource for the children

We really enjoyed our trip to the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow as part of Celtic Connections.  During the concert weheard traditional music from both Scotland and Spain.  There was lots of dancing and clapping to the lively music.  It was really interesting to see and hear instruments such as harps, mandolins and the hurdy-gurdy.

Inchinnan Historical Interest Group

As part of the ‘St. Conval to All Hallows’ project the group invited Sue Furness and our children from Inchinnan Primary School to make some models of the early churches at All Hallows.

Working with the oldest three classes at Inchinnan Primary, Sue got children from each class to make two sets of models – one based on Galloway’s drawing of the church that was knocked down in 1828, and one of what the earlier version of that building might have looked like.

Click the link below to view the school model and information about the project.

https://myinchinnan.org.uk/project/model-making-schools-project/