P7 arrived at Lagganlia, had lunch and went on walks with their instructors. They are currently making their beds with varying success. Now on to some games and free time, before dinner and a night time activity!

We are currently doing ‘Scatter’ which is a scavenger hunt around the centre. We are enjoying using our torches in the dark to help us!

The boys have had breakfast, washed the dishes and are now waiting for their first activity.

Day 2 @ Lagganlia🏕️ Group 2 had a great day with gorge walking in the morning and cycling in the afternoon! We all then completed our eveving NightLine activity💙 Mr Archibald

Yesterday some of us climbed up not one but two mountains! It was really tiring but such an achievement!

Last night we did a night line. We were blindfolded and had to climb over obstacles, listening to instructions and working together as a team.

Also some rare footage of the boys doing the breakfast dishes/tidying the table. I’m sure they’ll be happy to help around the house when they get home!

Great morning at Archery with Group 2 🏹🎯 Mr Archibald

This morning, some of us went rock climbing. We all made it to the top! Then this afternoon we went biking.

Group 2 completed abseiling yesterday afternoon and LOVED it🧗 Mr Archibald

We played charades last night before dinner. After dinner, we played Mumbo Jumbo, which was a mixture of challenges and games to win points.

Some of P7 did a gorge walk this morning, and now we are about to abseil down this cliff face!

Group 2 successfully completed rock climbing and skiing today🎿⛷️ Mr Archibald

Saying goodbye before getting on the bus home!

We are passing over the Forth Road Bridge! Mr McMillan will be sending out an ETA

And that’s it all over! Thank you to the kids for being brilliant, thank you to the amazing staff at Lagganlia and thank you to Miss Archer and Miss Hope for giving up their time to come with us to camp! The kids had a blast! I’ll upload more photos over the next few days! 😀

Programme for Government includes a further £200 million to help schools close the poverty-related attainment gap. FM John Swinney visited Brunstane PS to learn how they use their share of the funding to invest in measures to improve literacy, numeracy, wellbeing and attendance.

Prom was a blast!

Lots of fun dancing!

A dance-off between the boys and girls!