Class Orkney have applied for green Blue Peter badges as they have been working very hard on looking after the environment and raising awareness on how important it is to recycle.
They have covered topics about litter, plastic and adopted a sea turtle called Bill. They are hosting a trashion show soon……. and would love for everyone to come along.
More details coming soon.
First day back after the snow and what an awesome day of learning with Nick from LEGO robotics.
Today we were learning simple coding, computing, engineering and creativity…it was so much fun and a very engaging day of learning and fun!.
Learning objectives for some of our senior pupils included
1 – use engineering skills to build a cool car out of Lego
2 – use programming skills to write an algorithm to control your cool car.
Class Tiree have posted a new recording.
They were so excited to interview some of the students we had in school from Strathclyde University.
Congratulations to our Head Girl, Rachel who was awarded Young Slimmer of the Year 2018 at the weekend.
What a great achievement and we are all so proud of you.
Follow Class Islay as they walk across the UK for their Daily Mile.
They have
already made it to Leeds, England and are hoping to reach London by the end of the year!
We were over the moon this morning to find out that our Green Flag for achievements towards a sustainable lifestyle in IMS had been renewed for 2018.
Thank you to Keep Scotland Beautiful and Eco Schools Scotland
On the 28th of Feb Café Kingdom (seniors enterprise company) will be selling breakfast rolls and yogurt.
Order forms will be sent home soon for pupils to pre order.
William, our Head Boy made his 1st Yammer post today, sharing information about the upcoming senior enterprise project.
They have named their business “Cafe Kingdom” and on 28th February, they will be making and selling breakfast rolls and yogurt. Order forms will be sent home soon for pupils to pre order.
Watch this space…….
Some of our senior girls experienced an early morning yoga session with Eileen.
First they worked on some stretches and then they listened to some stories from Eileen to focus on , flexibility and breathing to boost physical and mental wellbeing.
Have a look at some of the photos below.
It was lovely to see all our pupils and staff from school and Family centre at our welcome back assembly on Friday.
Mrs Clark awarded achievement certificates to some of the pupils for achievements in school and at home during the holidays.
The girls were busy bees on Friday afternoon during their skills workshop, “Looking after your home and cookery” group.
The afternoon was spent assessing the house and then everyone had a different area to clean.
Great job, girls.
The scene is set for the final performance of the “Elves of Cologne”
Staff and pupils are ready to perform to some very important visitors this morning.
A huge shout out to Mrs Laurie and all the staff from Loch Ness Wing who have worked non stop preparing for this event, from rehearsing to making scenery to making costumes.
It was great to see all the pupils involved and so proud of their achievements and participation.
Look out for the video coming soon.
Good luck to some of our senior pupils who are are attending the Secondary Pupil Council meeting this morning.
We are loving our new IMS Girfec banner highlighting the work taking place at Isobel Mair to support the implementation of Getting it Right for Every child across the school.
What a great achievement from one of the girls in class Arran who independently walked all the way from Class Arran and down to the Family Centre and back.
This is a great achievement for her and all the staff in class Arran are super proud.
Mrs Clark posted a great achievement card home to her parents informing them of her wonderful achievement.
Good luck to one of our formal pupils Marc Wilson who is attening the East Renfrewshire Employability Awards this evening with Miss Scrimgeour.
Have a great night and we look forward to hearing all about it.
Congratulations to some of our senior students who undertook an investigation as part of their National 2 science exam.
They all passed!
and were delighted with their achievements.
Thursdays ISS@IMS group at Corrie House have been very busy lately.
On Thursday, 16th November they held an enterprise activity where they took orders for breakfast rolls, cooked them and delivered them to classes.
They raised an amazing £118 well done everyone and I’m sure there were a few tired students that night.
What a great Fire Safety assembly from classes Whalsay and Harris.
During their presentation they reminded everyone of all the important points to keep safe this bonfire night and then finished off with a quiz.
Class Whalsay joined them for some dancing around the bonfire.
Remember to keep safe everyone and have fun.
Good luck to Freya and Anna who are representing IMS at the primary pupil council meeting this morning at Hillview Primary school this morning.
