Friday 28th March was our Aqua box fundraising event!

The Rotary Club have been raising funds for the Spey Valley Aquabox Appeal which provides essential water filtration systems and humanitarian aid to communities devastated by natural disasters, extreme weather and conflicts.

The different classes came up with some brilliant ideas to raise money including selling flowers, biscuits decorating, buying mystery jars which have been filled and donated, treasure hunt, beat the goalie, selling the school newspaper, splat the rat and even to soak the head teacher! 

Our P5-7 class have done some excellent work organising the event and ensuring it ran smoothly.

Thank you to the parent council for supplying teas & coffees, the Rotary Club and everyone who came along to support the event.

We raised a remarkable £351!

Children were wearing bright colours to school and managed to raise £54!

Thank you to Green Tweed Eco who came into the school and spoke to our P1/2/3 class about the dangers of littering and also helped them organise their own litter pick around the school. 

Thank you so much to the parent council for organising the Halloween disco - All the children had a brillaint time.

We are so proud! Last night our P6/7 class appeared on the stage at the KHS Christmas concert, using different instruments, played ‘We three Kings’.

Well done P6/7!

P3/4 would like to say a huge thank you for all the generous donations towards the Blythswood box appeal

Children enjoying planting potatoes in the primary garden.

Thanks to the Kingussie Community Council, Kingussie Primary School enjoyed a wonderful picnic for the jubilee celebration in the Gynack Gardens. As well as this, the children enjoyed a performance of the Twits in the Badenoch Centre.

This was the first time in two years that the school has been involved in such a 'gathering'. It was a wonderful occasion and EVERYBODY had a fabulous time!

We even got dressed up! 

Thank you so much KVCC, volunteer helpers and all staff!

Our Upper School pupils had a great deal of fun working with the GoBycycle Team.

Penny Oakes said:

‘I just wanted to say thank you to the P5/6 and the P6/7 class that took part in the Bikeability sessions yesterday. Everybody worked very hard and were very kind and respectful to all their classmates. A credit to you all.

Look forward to seeing everyone next week and remember, get out on your bikes and practice stopping, starting, gliding and signalling as well as the 'M check'.

Well done to our KPS pupils!

Just a reminder school is closed 2nd May & 5th May !

Thank you to all pupils, staff and our families for the wonderful support shown to our Red Nose Day. 

We raised: £73.70 this time round.

 Thank you, thank you, thank you…..from KPS. 

Thank you to all pupils, staff and our families for the wonderful support shown to our Blue and Yellow Dress Down Day for the Ukraine. 

We raised: £143.30 and this will be sent on to the Red Cross. 

Thank you, thank you, thank you…..from KPS.