Many miles by road down to Wemyss Bay
Over the Firth of Clyde on a Cal Mac Ferry
Under avenues of towering trees we drive
Now we encounter the red sandstone house
The gothic splendour takes our breath away
Standing in the Marble Hall looking up at the starry ceiling
The signs of the Zodiac light up with the sun
Up the grand staircase we saw the unique bedrooms
And secret passages cleverly hidden from view
Rooms full of priceless treasures and paintings
The hardest thing about Mount Stuart is leaving it.
Tammy Rhymer P7
technology. Ms Murray,
in the photo is sending
e-mail to Whittier
Middle School, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, in the U.S.A.
with whom we are pleased to have links. 
At the end of April
2001 we
had a visiting student, Erin Boylan, from Elmira College, New York State
for a month. We enjoyed her visit and the insights
she gave staff and children of life and education in the U.S.A..P6b
now also have some skills in cheer leading! Erin and Matthew, who
was another student at Eastbank Academy, visited Culross with
the P4s. Mark Twain, who had family
connections in the area, wrote his most famous books in what is now
the university grounds.
