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Wednesday 25th to Friday 27th June saw Mrs Carter, Mrs Speechley,  Charlie (Glassary), Ellie and Maisie travel to Colne Farm in Lancashire. The three children had volunteered and been selected to be the first Scottish delegates at YesFest. YESfest introduces 8, 9 and 10-year-old children to peer networks and gives

As those of you who were able to make it, you will know that the inaugural Tayvallich Summer Festival went beyond expectations and was the most wonderful event. The children showcased their learning across every part of the curriculum and did so in a way that was ambitious, creative inclusive

Once again this year, both of our Hope Spot/Sense of Place Days that took place on June 11th and 17th were a resounding success and built on the learning that we did in May 2024. The children engaged brilliantly with the activities on both days, even when the weather decided

At food club, pupils have been honing their food prep skills so that that they can bring you some tasty delights at our Festival on Friday 20th June. We hope as many of you will be able to make it along as possible.

On Friday 30th June, Biddy gave us an amazing talk and demonstration about the work she does as an Agricultural Advisor for the Scottish Government. She showed us how sheep have their ears tagged and explained why and also demonstrated some of the state of the art equipment she uses

We had our last of four Outdoor Learning sessions with Sal and Rowan this week and once again, the children were really lucky to benefit from their time and knowledge. Rowan has summarised what the children have done over the last 4 sessions: The TI rangers have run 4 afternoon

As you will know, our Garden Tidy on Friday 16th May, with tasks that had been organised by the children who attend Gardening Club and Farm Club was a huge success. There was planting, clearing, sweeping and tidying and lots of the children’s idea became a reality with the help

We were so grateful to our Parent Council for arranging the fantastic Car Wash and Coffee morning on Saturday 10th May, to all the parent volunteers who helped out and to the members of our wonderful community who came along and gave generously. Our final total raised was over £900!

You will remember that on 8th May, we had an amazing treat when author and Miss Fraser’s Grandad Trevor Black came and shared his book with the children. We hope that you have enjoyed reading all about The Life and Adventures of Trevor the Trout in the book that Trevor

Inspired by P1-4’s outdoor learning yesterday, P1-7 created their very own hapa zome (Japanese art using natural materials) ready for TPS Parent Council’s coffee morning and car wash.

We were absolutely delighted to hear from Miss Fraser that our pupils did us proud in Oban on Tuesday. In addition, we were overjoyed to find out, through a surprise visit from Mia from SAMS on Thursday morning, that Tayvallich Team 1 had won 3rd Prize in the Climate Ready