School success at national event dedicated to Robert Burns

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. <i>(Image: New Cumnock Primary School)</i>
New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)
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NEW Cumnock primary pupils did the school and village proud at a national Burns event recently.

Held at Clydeview Academy in Gourock, the event saw schools from across the country come together and battle it out across various categories.

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

New Cumnock had four entries in this competition, with Daisy M and Stewart Y representing Ayrshire in the P4/5 verse speaking competition, Lexi B representing Ayrshire in the P4/5 singing competition and the school choir representing Ayrshire in the choral competition.

The school choir finished an overall third place, while Daisy M was awarded first place out of the whole of Scotland for her rendition of Tam Glen by Robert Burns.

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

A proud school spokesperson said: "Our choir entries were played in the main hall for everyone to see throughout the day. We were very excited to see ourselves on the big screen!

"We are delighted to share that all of our children received wonderful scores and feedback from the judges."

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

New Cumnock Primary School at the national Burns competition. (Image: New Cumnock Primary School)

They added: "Our young people were competing against other regions such as Dumfries and Galloway, Lanarkshire, Fife, Edinburgh, Renfrewshire, Scottish Borders, Glasgow and Grampian.

"Our scores in the verse speaking competition, which Daisy and Stewart contributed to, led to Ayrshire winning the trophy for best overall verse speaking category on the day too.

"What an amazing achievement for our young people and brilliant awards to bring home to Ayrshire."

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