Issue 2, 17-30 September 99. New staff, Ayr Gold Cup, pets, poetry, sunflowers. The Football Team begin their winning streak...

Issue 3, 1-14 October 99. Girls' football, ballet, October Week's holiday, a trip to "Dynamic Earth" in Edinburgh, Primary 1 start full-time, Mr McRobbie writes from Australia.

Issue 4, 15-28 October 99. Parents' Night demos of Web Pages, Judo, SFA Football Coaching, Sea Monkeys.

Issue 5, 29 October-12 November 99. Hallowe'en Lunch, Millennium Jig, first list of Former Pupils who've written to us. (There's more every issue).

Issue 6, 12-26 November 99. Fireworks Display, that Winning Football Team again, a trip to an Ice Cream Factory (no ice in the pictures).

Issue 7, 26 November-10 December 99. PTA Christmas Fayre, Daleks, Egyptians, Swimming. It's all going on...

Issue 8, 10-24 December 99. Our pre-Christmas number, and the Football Team just keep on winning.

Issue 9, 24 December 99-21 January 2000. The Christmas and New Year issue,
with more news of trips at the end of term.

Issue 10, 21 January-4 February 2000. Our first issue in the New Year, and more cats...

Issue 11, 4-18 February 2000. Mrs McDougall has a baby, Jack! And we've a second trip report about "Dynamic Earth".

Issue 12, 18 February-3 March 2000. It snows, and a bit of the roof blows away. Well, just a little bit. There's a report on the Burns Supper, and the full words to "Auld Lang Syne" as sung by P7 and their guests. Sing along.

Issue 13, 3-17 March 2000. P7 take the digital camera on a"Walk Round Auld Ayr",
P3 visit the Supermarket.

Jean Harrison, formerly Hamilton, sent us her class photo from 1915, and there's a hint of romance about her teacher, Miss Ramsay. David McRobbie, an FP in Australia, has a grandson at Primary School there, they've got an extensive website.

Issue 14, 17-31 March 2000. We get over 1000 visits to the Web site, there's news on Joel in Uganda, P3 do some painting, Susanne in Canada sends us pictures of snow, and there's local news of the historic by-election held in the school.

Issue 15, 31 March - 14 April 2000. P3 go to the Glasgow Art Galleries and Transport Museum. Craig Brown, the Scotland Football Team manager, comes for a visit. P1 meet Penguin Pete, children's friend and ace crime-fighter!

Issue 16, 14 - 28 April 2000. Easter holidays, presentation of commemorative paperweights at the Easter Service, P7 visit Culzean Country Park, with not 1 but 2 pages of pictures. In our History section, FP Jimmy Fairlie remembers the soldiers, and the fish.

Issue 17, 28 April - 12 May 2000. A report on that P7 trip to Culzean, Fred MacAulay and other BBC stars help our fund-raising, there's a trip to the Big Idea, and there are swans on the Swan Pond.

Issue 18, 12 - 26 May 2000. Ayr Primaries' Swimming Gala, the coming Summer Fayre and trip to Dynamic Earth, and another Web Award. And our FPs write about games they used to play.

Issue 19, 26 May - 9 June 2000. The Summer Fayre, an FP writes from Tokyo and there's more snake-handling.

Issue 20, 9 - 23 June 2000. The whole-school trip to Edinburgh, the whole-school photograph, the Football Team in the Mackie Cup.

Issue 21, 23 June - 1 September 2000. Our Summer Holiday issue with an update during August.

Issue 22, September 2000 Update. Welcome back, news of pupils' discos, parents' Race Night; FP features on 2 former teachers, Miss Sumner, Mr Tyson; PTA buy the school lots of equipment.

Issue 23, October 2000. Surprise baby Llama at Kirkcudbright, plus Parents' Nights, PTA Sponsored Bounce, and 2000/175 Parents' Race Night.

Issue 24, November 2000 issue, with updates on the Former Pupils' Reunion for Saint Andrew's Night, and all the FPs who came along.

Issue 25, December 2000, our Christmas issue. The Christmas Fayre, the Christmas Plays, the Raffle, two more Web Awards.

Issue 26, January 2001, our New Year issue. The Holmston Ball, 5 more Former Pupils get in touch, another Web Award.

Issue 27, February 2001, sad news of the death of Mr Bob Garven, former Head Teacher. Plus the Annual Burns Supper, the non-uniform day for UNICEF, and more.

From here you can also go to the start of our current issue, Issue 28.