Congratulations to some of our senior pupils who were involved in the recent SDS Athletics Championships at Grangemouth Stadium.
Everyone had a great time and recieved a great sense of achievement taking part.
Have a look at our medal winners……..
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Standing Long Jump |
Softball Throw
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100m Sprint
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60m Sprint | ||||
| Alex Amy Lee Cassie |
Gold Silver Gold Gold |
Mark | Silver | Cassie | Gold | Alex Mark William Amy Olivia Hannah |
Gold Silver Bronze Gold Silver Bronze |
Wednesday 11th September pupils from classes Tiree & Whalsay are attending the annual Variety Scotland outing to M&Ds.
This is a great day for the pupils to have fun, meeting others and getting the chance to use all the rides and activities at the park.
School uniform to be worn for this event.
Lets hope the sun is shining for a fun day away!
Today, during mAIRwavesFM classes Tiree and Whalsay had a collborative discussion on what today’s topic was going to be.
After a great discussion they came up with some great ideas but decided that this weeks topic was going to be “what do you like to do at home” a fantastic lesson developing thinking, listening and literacy skills.
mAIRwaves FM have posted a new recording.
This recording took place at the assembly on Friday 6th September 2013.
Listen to our live news bulletin as the Head Boy/Girl, School Captain and Prefects are announced by Mrs Wallace the Head Teacher.
During todays recording of mAIRwaves classes Tiree and Whalsay discussed things they would like to learn at school this year.
They had a discussion about they wanted to learn in maths and english and then recorded their answers on a document which will be saved as evidence.
At the end of the school year the pupils will evaluate how successful they have been in their target setting.
Everyone worked so hard during the lesson and were proud of their achievements.
mAIRwavesFm have posted a new recording.
This week they discussed what they all got up to at the weekend and left a very special message for one of their friends.
Glasgow Disabled Scouts are looking for new recruits.
The group currently work with young people who have a range of disabilities including cerbral palsy, visual impairment, and a whole range of additional support needs.
Boys aged 7 -14 are welcome to come along on monday evenings for a programme of adventurous and personal development activities.
The club will take place in four accessible halls in the southside of glasgow and provide a new adventure every monday!
For more information please contact michael.shanks@glasgowdisabledscouts.org
mAIRwaves have posted a new recording.
Listen to classes Tiree and Whalsay discuss their recent topic: “The Rights of the Child”.
They had a very informative session discussing the importance and differences of needs and wants.
As the summer term comes to a close, it’s time to put on your party clothes and sparkle!
Primary disco takes place tomorrow evening from 5-6pm.
Senior Prom takes place 7-9:30pm
Hope everyone has a great time.
Wonderful day at our annual Sports Day……… and the sun was shining.
We had parachute games, AKKA race in the MOD, road race around the sensory garden, hurdles, potato and spoon race and not forgetting the parents and staff race.
The day ended with all the teams receiving a certificate and medal from Mr Holmes and Alan Martin our Sports Coordinator.
What an amazing day yesterday……………
Our StargGaze Drama Group presented their performance of “Wind in the Willows”
Since February the group have been meeting on a Tuesday after school from 3 -4 pm.
They have been working on workshops, learning scripts, stage direction, action songs, lyrics and improvisation.
Yesterday’s performance was a culmination of all their hard work, determination and team work, allowing the pupils to become Confident and Successful Learners.
I’m sure you will agree that we have very many talented yougsters and this performance allowed them to showcase their talents.
Congratulations to Amy Clark who received an award last night at the Convener’s Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Carmichael Halls.
These awards are to highlight individuals and groups of pupils who have worked so hard throughout the year in sports leadership, volunteering, caring, creativity, advocacy and community safety .
Amy prepared a PowerPoint presentation to highlight her ambition and determination to participate in the Rhythmic Gymnastics at the Special Olympics.
Well done Amy.
Please join on Wednesday 19th July 2013 at 1:30pm for our production of “Wind in the Willows”
Our after school club have been practising since February and this is the culmination of all their hard work. 
This year we were unable to take part in our Actual Reality “Make Your Dreams Come True” weekend.
So we had to be inventful and come up with another plan…………………
Tomorrow we are having an “Ardentinny type” Buddy Day with students from Williamwood High & St Ninians High Schools.
Lots of outdoor activities have been planned to incorporate inclusion and team building with our pupils.
Some of the activities include a treasure hunt, leaky pipe and the ski activity.
Hope everyone has a fantastic day.
Keep the date free and jump onboard the listening bus…………
The NDCS Listening Bus travels the UK bringing technology, NDCS information and services to deaf children, their families and the professionals working with them.
The NDCS Listening Bus will be visiting IMS on Wednesday 28th August.
More details to follow with times.
Our Mela Celebrations are underway.
All classes taking part in celebrations about chosen countries and sharing information across the school.
We have had Greek dancing, a Russian Story, a Canadian Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Japanese experience and mask making from Brazil amongst others.
Please join us for our annual multicultural celebrations on Wednesday 12th June at 1.15pm.
More exciting activites and extravaganzas taking place………….
All welcome
Join us for our annual multicultural celebrations on Wednesday 12th June at 1.15pm.
All welcome
Ocean Orbit Disability Swimming Lessons is a new venture taking place with East Renfrewshire Council Sports Services.
The lessons will take place at Eastwood High Sports Centre
SUNDAY’S 1.00 – 1.30pm & 1.30 – 2.00pm
Lessons are structured around children with either a physical or learning disability or sensory impairment, encouraging them to move and swim through the water with assistance of a qualified teacher.
COST – £14.85 / £8.85 concession for 3 wk block (wk 4 FREE family day)
These 30 minute lessons are based on individual children working to their own abilities, having fun whilst learning to swim at the same time.
These lessons run in 4 week blocks with Week 4 being re-enrolment week for rebooking into next block.
Week 4 is a FREE fun day for all to enjoy, exclusive to our children and their families who have participated in these swimming lessons.
Please contact 0141 577 3665 for more information.
Class Iona are attending the Story Telling Festiaval at St Cadoc’s Primary School this afternoon.
Another opportunity to share our Community Unity experience and I’m sure the Primary 1 class will enjoy meeting new friends and listening to the stories.
Good luck to students from class Unst who are attending the Williamwood High School Prom tonight at the Grand Central Hotel.
Hope you all have a great time.
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