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Kingspark 185

Challenge complete!

Kingspark 185

Fundraising cycle challenge of 185 miles in one day

One of our teachers, Anthony Revell will be undertaking a 185 mile cycle to raise funds for the development of the Kingspark Outdoor Learning Yurt.

Anthony will cycle one mile per pupil currently attending Kingspark.

This means he will cycle 185 miles in one day. 

The aim is to raise a minimum of £10 per mile/young person.  The Kingspark Parent Staff Association is supporting Anthony in raising this money and would be most grateful if you could help him reach his goal by sponsoring him.   

His challenge is longer than any stage of this years Tour de France or the equivalent of cycling from Dundee to Newcastle!

To sponsor Anthony for this fantastic challenge please just click the link below. Thank you.

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/anthony-revell

 

Curriculum Rationale

The role out for the new curriculum rationale is to be in August 2017

ESA 8 Cairnie Fruit Farm

Pupils and staff from ESA 8 and Home Economics recently visited the Cairnie Fruit Farm as part of their HE lesson. They gathered Pumpkins and brought them back to school where they each made a batch of pumpkin muffins to take home. Everyone enjoyed their cooking results!

Fire Station Visit

ESA 6 class recently visited the Blackness Road Fire Station and had a wonderful experience.

They all got an opportunity to try on uniforms, sit in the Fire Engine cab and spray the hoses.

Eco-Schools Green Flag Award

We are delighted to announce Kingspark has successfully renewed its Eco-Schools Green Flag Award status.
Eco-Schools Green Flag Award

Eco-Schools Award

'Oor Wullie Bucket Trail'

A group of pupils from the secondary department designed and painted one of the small Oor Wullie statues as part of the Bucket Trail. The Kingspark 'Oor Wullie' know as “Oor Jokey” was on display in the Ardler Library.
'Oor Wullie Bucket Trail'

Secondary Class in Ardler Library

Help for Kids

Local charity, Help for Kids has provided over £1500 to Kingspark School Parent and Staff Association to purchase 10 new keyboards for the music department Annemarie Smith, Fundraising Manager of Help for Kids said “I am delighted that Help for Kids funding is able to support the children with new equipment to enhance their learning experience, the charity likes to encourage applications like this which have a direct benefit to children in the local area.”
Help for Kids

Cheque presentation

Ability Whirl

The Parent Staff Association have been actively fundraising since the start of term for an Ability Whirl for one of the school playgrounds. We can now announce that we have reached our target of £18346 with change to spare! Plans are now being made to have this equipment installed during the summer break. A huge thank you to everyone who has made this possible through their donations and hard work, thank you so much!