Thank you to all our first year pupils who braved the elements to help start work on the wild flower garden sponsored by Kew Garden at the old water works site in Barrhead. The pupils took part in a range of activities including litter picks, cutting up logs, planting Silver Birch trees and clearing weeds from the old sewage tanks. The pupils are working towards achieving their Discovery Level John Muir Award and will make further trips to the site before the end of the session. The pupils were a credit to the school and the local community.
In the 400M Individual Medley, Kirsty came 17th out of 72 entries – a fabulous achievement considering Kirsty was swimming against the best young swimmers in Scotland and England.
Kirsty’s next big event will be later this month when she returns to the Commonwealth Pool for the East Districts Championship.
The Expressive Arts faculty is arranging a trip to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at Eastwood Park Theatre on Wednesday, 5th February at 7pm.
Regan Burke in S6 is starring in the role of Joseph.
Tickets and return coach travel will cost £13 per person.
This trip is open to all year groups but tickets are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis!
If you are interested then please collect a letter from Miss Booth in the Drama Department ASAP.
Our thanks to everyone who has contributed to our annual Christmas Can Appeal. All donations are being passed to the Barrhead Foodbank to be distributed to those in need in our local community at what can be a particularly difficult time for many families.
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