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As part of their Gaelic learning about food, drink and numbers the pupils were tasked with creating their own board game in Gaelic using the vocabulary of food and drink as the theme of the game. The boys were very … Continue reading →

Each year, pupils of Raasay Primary School attend the Community Christmas Lunch and donate a hamper to be given to the lucky winner of a free draw. This year, the event was an Afternoon Tea at Raasay House and the … Continue reading →

On Friday 12th December, the pupils of Raasay Primary School put on their annual School Show production and this year it was based on the story of Calum’s Road. The idea to base it this year on Calum’s Road came … Continue reading →

Pupils in Raasay Primary and Nursery enjoy their school lunches each day – we are lucky to have meals cooked freshly on the premises each day. Recently, Ann our school cook has been making soup using veg from the local … Continue reading →

As part of their French lessons, pupils have been playing a variety of games linked to French vocabulary for food. The boys have really enjoyed using the games to help deepen their understanding of the language.

On Thursday 4th December we had a visit from our Pets as Therapy dog, Freya along with Catherine. The boys thoroughly enjoyed choosing a story for Catherine to read and then they took turns to read to Freya. We look … Continue reading →

Thank you to all who contributed to the recent door to door collection and the donation tin in the shop in aid of Poppy Day Scotland. The amazing total of £248.50 was raised. A big thank you to the boys … Continue reading →

A big thank you to all who turned out for our ‘Indoor Curling’ taster session on Tuesday 11th November which also included unlimited tea, coffee and delicious baking. The boys were leading the session and started by welcoming everyone on … Continue reading →

As part of our journey to the Reading Schools Silver Award, pupils have been collaborating with Eigg and Muck Primaries. They had an online meet where each school shared their recommendations for books they have enjoyed. We now have a … Continue reading →

The boys have been continuing to enjoy the After School Weaving Club, led by Raasay Weaver, Lillian MacLeod. They have produced some lovely work and Lillian was particularly impressed by their very neat edges and use of colour.