Lunchtime at Glassary

Each day the pupils and staff at Glassary sit down and eat together.  It is a great social event and, unlike other schools where dinners are bolted down, takes about half an hour each day. 

One young man in P4 likes to keep the staff on their toes with a stream of observations and questions while he munches his salad. 

Today’s question was - ’Are chilli peppers flammable?’ 

 Answers in the comments section please!

Glassary in 1982

Lora White has sent in this picture of when she attended Glassary.

Back row: Mr McNeil, Helen Rhodick, Sheila Wilson, Lora White, Vivienne Litster, Morven Brown, Graham McNeil, Colin Scott, Carol Campbell, Miss Gray.

Middle Row: Gordon McCuaig, David Rhodick, Mhairi McCuaig, Alan Peacock, Yvonne McCuaig, Suzanne Frazer, Walter McCuaig, Lorna McCallum.

Front Row: James Scott, Joanne Frazer, Kelly Rhodick, William Berghant, Mary Anderson, Linda Anderson, Chester Van Well, Isla McDonald, Shona Anderson.

Happy Birthday Kilmartin Museum

To celebrate the 10th year of Kilmartin House Museum, Julia Hamilton came to school to make clay pots with the children.  Great fun was had by all.

Fun Day

On Saturday we had a fun day at school. Unfortunately the weather was not too kind but we made the best of it. A great number of people turned up and enjoyed face painting, bouncy castle, disco, a slow bicycle race, beat the goalie and a barbecue.