Some of our senior pupils attended a West of Scotland Employment Conference yesterday. They found this an enjoyable and informative day and made IMS so proud of them with their positive attitudes and exemplary behaviour.
Thank you to everyone who supported Amy, S5 by paying £1 and wearing jammies to school.
We had some very colourful jammies on show…..
Amy would like to say a huge thank you to everyone for taking part and help her with her fundraising quest to allow her to attend the Special Olympics GB National Games in Sheffield this summer.
Congratulations to Marc Wilson and Rob Kenwell who attended the Head Boy/Girl awards at Eastwood House this morning and received their award from ERC and Mrs Shaw, Director of Education.
They have been great ambassadors, representing the school and fulfilling their duties.
Class Lewis had a wonderful learning experience this morning during outdoor learning with Mrs McKinnon.
They found a frog and made it safe in the school grounds.
Bring £1 to school and support our very own Special Olympian, Amy and wear your pyjamas to school.
Reminder that school closes at 2:30pm tomorrow for the Spring holiday, no extended school day.
School will re-open on Tuesday 18th April.
Happy Easter from everyone at IMS.
Congratulations to Rachel who is attending the Convener’s award this evening.
Here is Rachel with her outstanding achievement award. 
ASD Meltdowns Workshop available to all parents, carers and staff working with children and young people with Autism.
Friday 7th April and Monday 10th April.
Thank you to everyone for all the contributions for the Easter Egg challenge. They were all eggtastic!
All the entries been set up in the front foyer for everyone to see and the winners will be announced soon.
Have a look at some of the photographs.
Please use the link below to respond to our recent parent questionnaire, self evaluation.
We have shared the link via Twitter, school website and Group call text. The QR code will also be available in reception area. Please only respond once.
If you require a hard copy of the questionnaire please contact the school office.
Are you up for the challenge?
Thursday 30th March decorate an Easter egg.
Let’s see how creative you can all be.
Here is the link to watch the extended version of the “Hungry Caterpillar ” story by the staff from classes Staffa, Jura and Tiree as a surprise for World Book day.
We have raised just over £800 for Red Nose Day.
Senior pupils have still to complete a sponsored walk and the total will be updated with sponsorship money.
Thank you to everyone for all their kind donations for the baking stall and all the money for the sensory activities, pie the management etc.
A huge thank you to the senior pupils and staff for all their hard work in organising this years event, I’m sure you will agree it was a huge success.
The AAC Communication Club will take place this Thursday, 30th March at 6:15 – 8:15pm.
For one week only, the club will take place in the Cara playroom in the Family Centre due to maintenance work taking place in school.
Easter activities and “A Squash and a Squeeze ” story book will be the theme for this week.
Bring £1 to school and support our very own Special Olympian, Amy and wear your pyjamas to school.
Friday 31st March
All classes have been set a challenge for Earth Hour today from 10:30 – 11:30am.
This is a perfect opportunity for some outdoor learning.
Staff will monitor the usage before and after and see what difference what we can make.
Reminder that school closes on Friday 31st March at 2:30pm for Spring Break.
There will be no extended school day.
Join us for our Easter Service at Newton Mearns Baptist Church tomorrow, 28th March at 10:30am.
We look forward to seeing you all.
Well done to all our senior pupils, especially Woodfarm students who organised a very successful Red Nose Day.
We had sensory activities, cake sale, raffle and pie the management which was the favourite activity.
Thank you to everyone who donated cakes for the cake sale.
We will let you know how much was raised on Monday.
Have a look at some our photographs.
Senior pupils have been busy making cakes for the Red Nose Day cake sale tomorrow.
Remember to bring money to buy some of the delicious home baking to raise funds for a very worthy cause.
Thank you to Marc’s aunt who very kindly made and donated this delicious Red Nose Day cake to be raffled. Tickets available from the school office at £1 per strip.
Thank you to all the staff and parents for their cake donations to be sold by the senior pupils as part of the Red Nose Day activities.
