Monthly Archives: May 2018

Each week the school holds a Celebration Assembly to celebrate the successes of all the pupils as they progress through the year. This week our ‘Star’ pupils were Thomas and Hamish and they certainly look quite pleased with their certificates! … Continue reading →

We are very grateful to Mrs Anne MacLeod who has kindly been helping Nelly with the singing aspect of her Mod practice. All the pupils who will be taking part in the Mod have been working very hard on their … Continue reading →

Pupils planted beans a few weeks ago and they have certainly grown! Pupils have been observing and recording the growth in their diary and have been learning about the conditions required for growth.

With the beautiful summer weather we’ve been having, pupils enjoyed a sunny P.E. session which was held at the pitch. This was the perfect practice session for our Sports’ Day which will be taking place next month. The pupils will … Continue reading →

School pupils enjoyed a visit to Miss Lillian MacLeod and her beautiful Weaving Studio to learn more about the weaving process. It was very kind of Lillian to show us around her studio and she explained the processes involved in … Continue reading →

The next Raasay Craft Fair will be taking place on Wednesday 30th May and pupils are very excited to have their own stall! This picture shows some of the beautiful pieces of weaving that the pupils have been working on … Continue reading →

On Tuesday 8th May Pupils in P4 & 5 took part in the annual Skye Schools’ Cross Country event in Portree. We were delighted that Nelly, Noah and Thomas were able to represent the school and all put in a … Continue reading →

This year, we will have 5 Raasay Primary School pupils representing the school at the annual local Gaelic Mod. Pupils will be competing in various competitions including traditional song, poetry recitation and violin. This is the first time in recent … Continue reading →

This week pupils are planting beans to learn what conditions they need to sprout and grow. They planted one bean without soil, one without water, one without light and so on – to see what conditions are required for growth. … Continue reading →