Strone Primary School is situated in the village of Strone on the Cowal peninsula, eight miles from Dunoon.
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The children were learning about Chinese New Year last week and were invited to try a small sample of Chinese style food ranging from egg fried rice, noodles, spring rolls and prawn crackers.
It was lovely to welcome The Glasgow Science Centre On Tour this week as they delivered a workshop to the children. The pupils learnt all about the human body and digestion with lots of interactive exhibits to enhance the learning experience. #GSCOnTour @gsc1
The staff at Strone Primary School would like to wish all our families and local community a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you for your continued support throughout the year.
We had our Christmas Afternoon Tea last week for our families and friends. The pupils enjoyed taking part running their nail bar and crafting stalls to name a few. They entertained us all with some singing and poems.
The children were very creative last week preparing their light up Christmas Wreaths for the community. Every year they make Christmas decorations to hang on the railings for the Kilmun Village Hall. The pupils enjoyed an afternoon of Christmas activities.
The children have been raising money for Children in Need today by coming to school in their pyjamas and doing lots of Children in Need activities!
The children recently participated in two days of outdoor learning at the Ardentinny Outdoor Centre. They experienced activities such as gorge walking ,archery ,orienteering to name a few. A huge thank you to all the staff at Ardentinny for a memorable two days!
It has been a week of spooky activities to celebrate Halloween, beginning with a "Green Halloween" workshop from the GRAB trust ,lots of class themed learning and our Halloween party with the traditional party games and dooking for apples!
This week we invited the Scottish Association of Marine Science to Strone to deliver a two day workshop. We learnt all about our oceans ,the sounds of the sea and their ecosystems, discovering how satellites look after our oceans. Thank you @SAMSoceannews for a great input!
