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Burns supper fun for all at St Andrew’s Nursery

TOTS at St Andrews Nursery tucked into haggis, neeps and tatties in honour of Robert Burns.Read

Kilmarnock girl takes steps to becoming top chef

A YOUNG Kilmarnock Academy pupil turned up the heat on the regional finalists in this year’s FutureChef competition.Read

East Ayrshire schoolkids treated to live orchestral music

MORE than 1000 local schoolchildren will experience live orchestral music for the first time at the Grand Hall next week.Read

East Ayrshire school students remember the holocaust

SCHOOLS around East Ayrshire joined Kilmarnock and Loudoun MP Des Browne in supporting last week’s holocaust memorial day.Read

Gargieston Primary pupils celebrate Chinese New Year

LUCKY pupils from Gargieston Primary’s nursery, P1R and P1L thoroughly enjoyed their Chinese new year celebrations.Read

Kilmaurs Primary pupils take on the litter louts

CLEAN living pupils at Kilmaurs Primary School were fed up looking at litter and dog dirt on the lane to their playpark.Read

Fenwick Primary kids all clued up on bookdrive

PUPILS at Fenwick Primary School have never had a better opportunity to be bookworms.Read

Dundonald girl reads 120 books in two months

RACHAEL Nicholl has won a national competition by reading 120 books in two months.Read

East Ayrshire pupils take part in Coca-Cola 7s football trophy

THE first round of the Coca-Cola 7s, Scotland’s largest schools football tournament, kicked off recently with 7500 boys and girls from across Scotland competing for the chance to lift the prestigious Coca-Cola 7s Trophy.Read

East Ayrshire exclusions rate takes a drop

THE number of pupils excluded from schools in East Ayrshire is falling at an even faster rate than the Scottish average.Read

Kilmarnock Harriers celebrate the good news

Sport is the winner in East Ayrshire Council's budget plan

SPORT is the biggest winner in East Ayrshire Council’s draft budget which started a consultation period this week.Read

Grange Academy leads way in Chinese studies

A SPECIAL classroom at the Grange Academy in Kilmarnock is to become a centre to teach pupils Chinese.Read

Stewarton pupils meet Holocaust survivor

A SURVIVOR of the Holocaust met pupils from Stewarton Academy last week.Read

Park School head teacher retires

ANNE Wilson, head teacher of the Park School, attended a special Christmas service at Henderson Church which recognised her retirement and her achievements during her career. Read