We are delighted to invite all parents/carers to our next parental workshop on The Impact of the Media on Children.
The workshop will look at the positive and negative effect that television, the internet and gaming can have on your child’s development and behaviour.
If you would like to attend the workshop, please contact the school office on 0141 577 2100.
The workshop will take place in Cross Arthurlie Primary School on Monday, 11th May at 1.15pm.
Further workshops are planned for this session, details of which can be found here.
S2 check-in group would like to thank all staff and pupils who helped us raise £45 for the Brightest Star charity by guessing Bamboo George’s birthday.
The lucky winner of the panda is Emily Wallace (S6) who guessed correctly, December 19th.
A new Vocational Programme for the year 2015/16 has been published this week. If you are interested in attending college or wish more details about the courses on offer, view the Vocational Programme.
All S4, S5 & S6 students, with SQA examinations to sit, have been signing up for additional study sessions during the Easter holidays.
The Easter School program runs from Tuesday, 7th April – Thursday, 9th April and from Tuesday, 14th April – Thursday, 16th April inclusive. Each session runs from 9am-12.15pm.
Students can still sign-up for an Easter School session by completing the attached form and handing it in to the school office. A fee of £3 per day is charged and we ask that this is paid on-line. Please do not bring cash or cheques to the school office.
We hope the Easter School study sessions are well attended and that students make the most of the support that is available.
Our gymnasts recently took part in the East Renfrewshire heat of the schools competition. We had 3 teams competing; a level 1 and two level 2 teams. Each gymnast performs a floor routine and competes at vault. Although we did not win any medals at the competition the girls had all worked so hard on their skills over the term we awarded them medals for floor, vault and overall at each level based on their scores at the competition.
East Renfrewshire Child Protection Committee is inviting those living, working or volunteering in the local community to come together to find out how to keep children, young people and vulnerable adults safe from exploitation.
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We are delighted to invite all parents/carers to our next parental workshop on The Impact of the Media on Children. 
All S4, S5 & S6 students, with SQA examinations to sit, have been signing up for additional study sessions during the Easter holidays.
