A couple of additional sessions have been added to the S5/6 Supported Study Timetable.
Please encourage your son/daughter to attend as many of the supported study sessions as they can.
S5/6 students: the road to success starts here!
A couple of additional sessions have been added to the S5/6 Supported Study Timetable.
Please encourage your son/daughter to attend as many of the supported study sessions as they can.
S5/6 students: the road to success starts here!
Glen Street will be closed from Monday, 6th March 2017 for work.
This will also mean the closure of the footbridge used by Barrhead High School pupils.
An alternative route that pupils could use is down past the foundry and through the swing park, up Walton Street and then turn left down to the railway station.
Our S4 and S5 students will soon be choosing their subjects for next year.
The following booklets should help you with your choice.
1. S5 Nationals Options Booklet
2. S5 Options Additional Courses 2017-18
3. S5/6 Higher Options Booklet
4. S6 Advanced Higher Options Booklet
5. Foundation Apprenticeship 2017-18 Booklet
At our recent S4/5 Options Choices evening, the following presentations were given.
The last Burns Lunch in the ‘old’ Barrhead High School!
Once again the pupils and staff of Barrhead came together to celebrate the bard’s birthday with our very own Burn’s lunch. The Burns’ lunch has become a yearly event in the Barrhead calendar where Barrhead pupils celebrate Burns’ birthday by singing, eating and making speeches in time honoured fashion.
This year the Burns’ lunch was extremely significant given that it is the last year in the, soon to be, old, Barrhead High School. We were lucky enough to welcome Charlie Newlands, a Burns’ enthusiast and, as it turns out, historian, performer and musician…among many other talents, to entertain the senior canteen with his wit and knowledge of the great man.
Charlie’s immortal memory was one to remember, as were the speeches by our very own Scott Robertson and Lauren Kelly who entertained the canteen with their comical observations of our own lads and lassies! Neither the pupils nor the teachers escaped their attention!
The whole event was a tribute to the pupils and staff of the school who ate and sang and enjoyed a rare moment in honour of one of our best. Thanks to all who took part and supported the event. I think that Burns himself would have approved.
The minute from the latest Parent Equalities Forum has now been published.
Parent Equalities Forum Minute.pdf
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