Photographs from around the School
 Ball Court |
 A Primary 1 Classroom |
 Gym |
 Library |
School Entrance
 Secondary Leavers Display |
 Infant Corridor |
 Weather - Gaelic |
 Corridor Homework |
 Snails |
 Corridor Homework - writing |
 Infant Corridor - Storyworld characters |
 Corridor - Counting Gaelic |
The school’s house system was set up in 2005 with sponsorship from Caledonian MacBrayne Ltd. Pupils voted that the four houses [COLUMBA, SEAFORTH, SUILVEN and CLAYMORE] were to be named after passenger vessels which served the Western Isles.
Mr Iain McRorie, Cal Mac Historian, presented the school with framed photographs of the ships and gave an excellent lecture on the history of the company.
The house system is used to promote competition and peer support in a wide range of sporting, musical, academic and recreational activities.
| House | Points |
| Columbia | |
| Seaforth | |
| Suilven | |
| Claymore |
 House Captains and Vice Captains |
 House System – noticeboard |
Mr Iain McRorie, Cal Mac Historian
presenting photographs to pupils
Religious Observance
The School Chaplain Rev Dr Iain D Campbell holds regular whole-school assemblies for different age groups.
Secular pupil-led whole school assemblies are also conducted to celebrate success, raise pupil confidence and promote pupil awareness of charity, social responsibility and other issues identified by the Pupil Council.
 Rev. Dr. I.D. Campbell addressing whole school |
 Pupil led assembly – no uniform day to raise money for charity |
English and Gaelic classes 3 to 7 contributed to our Roald Dahl wall display. Here are some pictures of their work
 Primary E4/5 made this Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Display |
 G3/4 made a display of The Minpins |
 EP3 made a display of The Twits |
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