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During a recent Pupil Council meeting pupils at Raasay Primary School identified a trip in the Glass Bottomed Boat the Seaprobe Atlantis as an end of term reward. They had also been studying ‘Kings, Queens and Castles’ as topic work … Continue reading →

On Wednesday 7 September staff and pupils at the Isle of Raasay Primary enjoyed the chance to host a special guest when HRH The Princess Royal visited their school. Her arrival was heralded by the school’s piping tutor Mr Eddie … Continue reading →

Pupils enjoyed a visit from local artist and video maker, Calum Gillies, who shared with the pupils his passion for the history of Castles – and Brochel Castle in particular – and his techniques of line drawing. The pupils then … Continue reading →

This term the pupils are learning all about ‘The Human Body’ and were thoroughly engaged during the ‘Bodyworks’ workshop by Glasgow Science Centre with lots of hands-on, interactive activities.

The P.E. focus this term is Shinty and pictured are the boys during their P.E. session at the pitch.

We are delighted to be back for the new session and this year, not only do we have a new P1 pupil but we also have a new P2 pupil who has moved to the area. This term, pupils will … Continue reading →

Pupils enjoyed the annual School Summer Picnic prepared by our cook, Annabelle. As it was Annabelle’s birthday and also one of her last days with us – pupils presented Annabelle with cards which they had made themselves. We are sorry … Continue reading →

For the first time in three years, pupils and staff at Raasay Primary were delighted to be able to welcome parents into the school for our end of term Celebration Assembly. Joining us as our special guests for the day … Continue reading →

On Monday 27th June, Raasay pupils enjoyed their annual Sports Day – with parents and community members being invited to come along for the first time in three years! The pupils had decided on a ‘Roman’ theme for their Sports … Continue reading →

Over the last term, our nursery pupil has been forming friendships with the pupil from Glenelg Nursery. At first, this was done online over Google Meets but they enjoyed meeting up on an outing to Kyle. Glenelg School then came … Continue reading →