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Barvas School’s invitation to all to open days and evenings!

Posted on March 22, 2012 by David Powell

Barvas School pupils 1925. For more photographs, see Barvas and Brue Comunn Eachdraidh website Monday 26th March kick starts three open days and evenings to be held in Barvas School which will look back on the schools history and its closing before the Easter … Continue reading →

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Cuimhnichibh air feasgar Diardaoin aig Sgoil Airidhantuim!

Posted on December 5, 2011 by David Powell

Airson a chur nur cuimhne, tha feasgar cuimhneachaidh gu bhith aig Sgoil Airidhantuim feasgar Diardaoin airson feasgar cuimhneachaidh a chumail air eachdraidh agus làthean na sgoile! Tha na tidsearan agus clann sgoile airson cluinntinn bho a h-uile duine aig a bheil cuimhne … Continue reading →

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Feasgar còmhla aig Sgoil Bharabhais

Posted on November 29, 2011 by David Powell

Air an 22mh An t-Samhain, choinnich sgoilearan bho an latha an-dè agus an-diugh ann a Sgoil Bharabhais airson feasgar neo-fhoirmeil a chuir na tidsearan, clann agus na pàrantan air dòigh airson cuimhneachan làithean na sgoile. Ged a bha gèile agus … Continue reading →

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Memories of Airidhantuim School

Posted on November 28, 2011 by David Powell

On the afternoon of the 8th December, Airidhantuim School is holding an informal ceilidh for past and present pupils to help them learn more on the history of the school. They want to he

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The Orrocks have had a great deal of property stolen and their house is simply wrecked, not a whole panel in any door. The navy men seem to have run amok. It would have been much better had it been burned. Doubtless Lord Leverhulme will see to his agent’s better housing when he comes… Stornoway, 6th March. 1918

Papa has gone out to a meeting of his library comtee to see what can be done in the circumstances “to carry on”. He thinks they ought at least to get temporary premises and continue the reading room. He also is anxious to know what is to be done for a home for the poor Stevens… Stornoway, 4th March. 1918

Mamma and I had had tea early & were getting ready to go down to the reading- room to have our usual look at the pictures, when from one of the front windows we saw some smoke rising over the house roofs…we were just in time to see from the lavatory window the flames rush up and wrap the little clock tower. Through the flames we could see the hands still pointing to the time, then they dropped. Then the dial dropped bodily, and a minute or two afterwards the tower toppled over sideways… Stornoway, 3rd March. 1918

Last night about seven when we were just finishing tea Maud’s Mother came to borrow some coal. It seems there is none in town and no peats to be had either… Papa says they have only one day’s supply in school. And to cap it the weather has become bitterly cold with gales from the north bringing snow and hail… The Claymore used to bring some coal but she has gone ashore on Goat Island with 2000 barrels of fresh herrings in her and can’t be got off… Stornoway, 28th February. 1918

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Barvas School’s invitation to all to open days and evenings!

Cuimhnichibh air feasgar Diardaoin aig Sgoil Airidhantuim!

Feasgar còmhla aig Sgoil Bharabhais

Memories of Airidhantuim School

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