Junior 5 pupils treated family and friends to a special Burns Supper, held in St Bride’s Hall this week.
The pupils ran the whole event, making decorations, setting the table and even made a Cranachan dessert with Mrs Hardwood in their Health and Food Technology class. After the traditional Burns Night meal, they performed an impressive range of Scottish poetry, music and dance for their guests. We were all extremely proud of the hard work, care and attention they put into making it a very special night for everyone involved. Well done Junior 5!
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