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Hopeman Primary School celebrates the life of Robert Burns

By Ewan Malcolm

- ewan.malcolm@hnmedia.co.uk

Published: 10:30, 31 January 2024

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HOPEMAN Primary School pupils celebrated the legacy of Scotland's Bard with a Burns supper last week.

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Chloe Anderson played the fiddle to welcome pupils to the Burns lunch. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Emma Wood - head of the leaders of change events group - carries the haggis to the top table. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Emma Wood - head of the leaders of change events group - carries the haggis to the top table. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Harry Mann with a toasts to the lassies...Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Auld Lang Syne to finish the lunch. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Auld Lang Syne to finish the lunch. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Auld Lang Syne to finish the lunch. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Chloe Anderson (left) and Oli Walker (right) with other pupils who helped on the day. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Chloe Anderson and Oli Walker addressed the haggis. ..Hopeman Primary School celebrate Robert Burns Day 2024. ..Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

Traditional Scottish music was played before kids enjoyed some classic Robert Burns poems throughout lunch.

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