Prizegiving Ceremony

Our annual prizegiving ceremony was a wonderful celebration of the achievements, dedication and successes of our young people across the school community. It was a fitting opportunity to recognise not only outstanding academic attainment but also the commitment, resilience and positive contributions that our pupils demonstrate every day. With staff, families and friends in attendance, the event reflected the pride we share in our learners and the strong sense of community that underpins all that we do.

S5 Dux Award – Carmen Hume

Carmen Hume is a highly deserving S5 Dux, achieving outstanding results through consistent effort, determination and a genuine passion for learning. She sets high standards for herself and approaches all aspects of school life with maturity and integrity, serving as an excellent role model for her peers.

 

S5 Proxime Accessit (Joint Winners) – Gemma Davidson and Chloe Wyper

Gemma Davidson and Chloe Wyper are worthy joint recipients of the S5 Proxime Accessit, both demonstrating strong academic achievement and a clear commitment to their learning. Through resilience, focus and hard work, they have consistently striven to achieve their best and contribute positively to the life of the school.

S4 Dux – Bogdan Oraca


Bogdan Oraca is a deserving S4 Dux, achieving excellent results through dedication, focus and a strong work ethic. He approaches his learning with enthusiasm and determination, setting high expectations and working diligently to achieve his full potential.

Well Done!

Well done to Andrew who is an active member of 4th/5th Boys Brigade Company.   Last week at the Company Final Inspection,  Andrew received his gold achievement award, was  part of the winning Best Squad (includes their uniform presentation) and  joint winner of the David Kirkwood Memorial Cup. He will begin working towards his President Badge next session,  the second highest award in the BBs.


SCOTLAND DAY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This will be a fun opportunity for pupils and staff to come together and recognise Scotland as part of our wider global community in this year’s World Cup.
Pupils are invited to come to school wearing:
  • A Scotland top
  • Another country’s football top
  • Scotland colours (blue and white)
To support a positive and inclusive event, we kindly ask that:
  • Clothing represents countries only
This should be a fantastic day in the school calendar, helping to promote respect, inclusion and a sense of belonging for all. We look forward to seeing everyone getting involved!
As part of our Scotland Day celebrations, we are inviting pupils and families to make a small voluntary donation to the Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal. https://www.tasunshineappeal.scot/ This can be paid via ParentPay.
This fantastic charity is run by Scotland supporters and works to bring joy and support to children, families and communities both in Scotland and across the world. Through their fundraising efforts, they provide gifts to children in hospital, support those facing hardship, and contribute to a range of community and international projects.
Any donation, no matter how small, will help make a positive difference and reflect the values of kindness, generosity and global citizenship that we aim to promote within our school community.
Thank you for your continued support.

 

 

 

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