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Pupils, teachers and faculty heads braved the light rain and frigid November cold in a moving remembrance service in honour of the 126 men, including eight Brodick Primary School pupils, who gave their lives during the World Wars.
Pupils from Brodick Primary School braved the autumn cold to take part in a line of pennies fundraiser which raised more than £800 for the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.
Pupils and teachers at Brodick Primary School once again enjoyed an afternoon of summer sunshine and a huge attendance at their annual summer fair.
Mrs Roxburgh retired from teaching in Kilmarnock, however she continued working with pupils at Brodick primary since coming to live on Arran and often volunteered her assistance to the school whenever she could.
Over in Shiskine Village Hall where an evening of traditional games is the highlight of many a young guiser’s Hallowe’en plans, children enthusiastically took part in fun games along with the liberal handing out of toys and sweet prizes.
Pupils from Brodick Primary School invited North Ayrshire Council leader Joe Cullinane and Provost Ian Clarkson to their special assembly, highlighting their work in raising awareness during Challenge Poverty Week.
The annual Brodick Primary School fair which was held in the school playground was bathed in late afternoon sunshine.
Children’s author Sue Ellis has visited schools across Arran speaking about being the best that you can be, being a writer and overcoming difficulties in life.
