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Pupils in Raasay Primary School wrote and produced their own Christmas Video – ‘Shine a Light’ instead of their usual live Christmas Show. The video was premiered on the Raasay Residents’ Facebook page at 7pm on Monday 21st December. This … Continue reading →

This year, given the current restrictions, the pupils enjoyed some online Christmas fun including an online Panto – Robin Hood and his Socially Distanced Men! They then joined lots of schools across the highlands for a live, interactive production from … Continue reading →

After a fabulous Christmas lunch produced by our wonderful cook, Tekela – the children all enjoyed the usual party fun. They had planned their own party and decided on the games and running order. The day was then rounded off … Continue reading →

Each year Raasay Primary School provides a fabulous hamper of goodies – all sourced from our local Community Shop – as a free prize draw to one lucky winner. The names of each household on the island were put into … Continue reading →

We all know that this year Christmas is going to be very different – however, Santa still found a way to pay the Raasay School Children a visit! He took time out of his very busy schedule to make a … Continue reading →

Earlier in the term pupils had been involved in a Country Side Ramble organised by parent Katherine Gillies which took place at the start of the October holidays and which raised more than £500 for Children in Need. On Friday … Continue reading →

Pupils from Raasay Primary School learnt about the significance of the Poppy Day commemorations and attended the local War Memorial to lay a wreath in memory of all those lost during conflicts.

This year, due to the COVID restrictions, we will not be able to have our annual Christmas show in the hall. The pupils are therefore working on a video project which they hope to be able to share with the … Continue reading →

Last week pupils had been learning about the story of Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder plot and the week ended with a bonfire in the fire pit and toasted marshmallows!

On Thursday 5th November Sarah Ross, Active Schools’ Co-ordinator, undertook orienteering training with the pupils. Firstly, the pupils created their own table maps where they had to carefully draw (from a bird’s eye view) where objects were placed on their … Continue reading →