Elgol Primary School came 3rd out of thousands of entries in the UK Competition run by the Active Travel Charity - Sustrans. This fantastic achievement was due to the combined efforts of pupils, parents and staff to promote and participate within active travel during the competition.

Well done to our 5 pupils for winning the south Skye schools tournament. Pupils trained so hard at lunchtimes and breaks and showed great pride in being able to play for there own school.

Pupils at Elgol primary school have created there own business this term, creating wooden tree decorations. They each worked hard in there different business role and also creating the hand painted decorations and have managed to earn themselves £ 315 profit!

Pupils worked hard to create this short video for film Gaelic award for learners.

When the pupils were asked if they wanted to take part in sport relief this year they decided that the usual mile walk was not quite challenging enough! They instead chose a local hill to climb and raise funds for the charity. The older pupils mapped out the route and arranged what supplies would be required for the expedition as part of a Navigation Award from Mountaineering Scotland. Many thanks to everyone who donated and took part.

Well done to all of our pupils who cycled to school for bike to school week and an extra well done for cycling home from school up the brae!

Well done to all 7 of our girl pupils who did not loose a single game and went on to win the shinty festival!

A 2-0 win in the final gave Elgol victory adding to our wee schools success in Shinty for this year.

Well done Elgol!

Well done to our 2 Elgol pupils who were part of the team south Skye reds who came second in the indoor Shinty p1-3 tournament in Portree.

Well done to our 2 older pupils who made it to the finals of the Skye flag competition. Out of hundereds of entries their design was selected by a panel of judges to go forward to the public vote.

We did it! We upgraded our silver sport award to gold and are the smallest school to hold this award. Pupils have taken part in a wide range of sporting activities from kayaking to golf and worked with many people in the community to achieve this recognition!

Well done to the pupils for the national recognition and being in the highly commended category for the what Scotland means to me film competition. Your love of where you live truly comes across in your film entry.