SPORTS FOR ALL AGES is back with an exciting selection of opportunities to motivate and inspire you.
The programme runs from January to April 2015.
More information on the sports and courses available can be found here.
Pupils
SPORTS FOR ALL AGES is back with an exciting selection of opportunities to motivate and inspire you.
The programme runs from January to April 2015.
More information on the sports and courses available can be found here.
Johnathan Gilmour competed in the Scottish National Championships last month.
He won gold in his own Category, securing the title of Junior 16-17 National Champion 2014.
He also fought up in seniors (over 18) teams and won Gold with his team, securing the Senior Team National Champions 2014.
Another fantasic achievement from Jonathan – it is exciting to watch his progress over the years … and who knows what the future will bring?!
The supported study calendar for December is shown below. Supported study will run for the first two weeks of December only. These sessions are vital in supporting our young people prepare for assessment so please encourage your son/daughter to make full use of the sessions on offer.
S4 Nationals | ||||
Mon 1st | Tues 2nd | Wed 3rd | Thurs 4th | Friday 5th |
N5 Biology | N5 English | N5 Physics | N5 Maths | |
N5 Art and Design | Nat 4/5 Geog | N4/5 Drama | N5 Chem | |
N5 PE | N5 Computing | |||
Mon 8th | Tues 9th | Wed 10th | Thurs 11th | Friday 12th |
N5 Hist | N5 English | N5 Physics TM R21 | N5 Maths | |
N4/5 French | N5 Busman | N4/5 Drama | N5 Chem LB | |
N5 Music | N5 PE DG | |||
S5/6 Higher / Intermediates | ||||
Mon 1st | Tues 2nd | Wed 3rd | Thurs 4th | Friday 5th |
Higher Eng | Higher Maths | Higher Geog NW/LA | Ad Higher/Higher Geog | Higher Eng CR PB 1/2 |
Int 2 Eng | Higher Busman | Higher French | Higher Art and Design | |
H Physics | Higher Maths | Higher PE | ||
Mon 8th | Tues 9th | Wed 10th | Thurs 11th | Friday 12th |
Higher Eng | Higher Music | Higher Geog | Higher Mod St | Higher Eng CR PB 1/2 |
H Physics | Int 2 Eng | Higher French | Higher Computing | |
Higher Biology | Higher PE | |||
Higher Maths | ||||
Thursday 13th November saw Barrhead back at St Luke’s for another speaking competition. We were taking part in the Rotary Youth Speaks Competition.
For the first time we entered the Intermediate competition as well as the Senior competition. For our Intermediate team this was the first time they had ever taken part in a speaking competition. Jonathan Gibson (S2) was our chairperson, Tom MacKay (S3) our speaker and Lee McTernan (S2) was our proposer of the vote of thanks. The boys put on a brilliant performance, discussing whether or not we should bring back the death penalty, and thoroughly impressed the judges. So much so that they won and will now go on to the next round on the 1st February 2015.
Our Senior team was made up of Alexandra Campbell (S6) our chairperson, Fraser Lundie (S5) our speaker and Euan Stevenston (S5) our proposer of the vote of thanks. Again the team put on an impressive performance discussing the risk of remembering the past through rose tinted glasses and not seeing the merits of today. Jim Murphy M.P. referred to Fraser’s speech several times during his feedback to all the teams in the award ceremony. Unfortunately the team were pipped at the post. Several members of the Rotary and teachers from other ERC schools commented on the calibre of the speeches this year. We are very proud of both teams.
A big thank you goes to Mr Maybury for all his hard work getting the pupils ready for the competition.
Pupils interested in joining the Barrhead Speaking Club should meet in Mr Maybury’s room on Mondays at lunchtime.
Thank you to the Fire Officers from the Fire safety Centre in Paisley who spoke to our S1 pupils and our cluster P7 pupils who were visiting (Friday, 31st Oct) for the first of their taster sessions. Fire Safety Officer Steven Smith advised young people on the potential dangers of fireworks and how to keep safe on bonfire night.
Please find below details of the supported study that will run, after school, throughout November.
Students should attend as many sessions as they can to ensure they are best prepared for the prelim exams in February.
S4 – National 4/5 Supported Study Timetable
S5/6 – Intermediate 2/Higher/Adv. Higher Supported Study Timetable
The Barrhead High Careers Fayre will take place at the school on Thursday 6th of November, from 7-9pm in the school dining area.
Over fifty delegates will be attending, including the major colleges and universities near Glasgow and beyond to answer any queries pupils have about their future studies. In addition, there will be a number of people representing a number of jobs in the ‘real people, real jobs’ section, covering a wide spectrum of professions (details attached).
This is a unique opportunity for the young people of Barrhead High to ask people about a number of careers with the aim of helping them make the correct choices as they consider their futures.
Parents and carers are encouraged to attend the event along with young people, which is a ‘drop-in’ evening where pupils can arrive and leave when they choose.
Any questions or queries, or if you would like to attend as a part of the ‘real people, real jobs’ section, please contact the school on 0141 577 2100.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Well done to Barrhead girls football team who were undefeated again last night at Toryglen Glasgow football league.
An outstanding performance from all 7 players!
Students were recently given a paper copy of the October newsletter.
The newsletter (summary version and the full version) will give you a flavour of all the activities and good work that has been going on in the school this term.
All pupils should have received an envelope today containing the summary October 2014 Newsletter and a copy of the summary Standards & Quality Report for last session 2013/14. Note that the full version of each of these will be added to the website tomorrow (we hope – there were IT issues today which did not allow us access).
Note that the summary Newsletter has a copy of the Important Dates for the rest of this session. The full Newsletter also contains next session’s holidays.
Also in the envelope is a warning that we may be affected by strike action by UNISON. This has not been confirmed yet and will probably not be until next week. We will let you know more on pupils’ return to school on Monday 20th Oct. However school will be on that day but some services may be affected.
For S4 pupils, you will also find information relating to the Spotlight exams, immediately after the October Week.
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