Class Islay enjoyed dance therapy session this morning with Linda. They especially liked to explore all the sensory items and use them during their interactions with their dance partner.
Class Islay enjoyed dance therapy session this morning with Linda. They especially liked to explore all the sensory items and use them during their interactions with their dance partner.
Very productive morning at the allotment this morning with Irene from West College Scotland as part of the Grow Cook Eat Showcase and Horticulture placement.
After a brief discussion about seeds and how plants grow, the young people were keen to get to work.
This morning the group were sowing seeds, weeding parts of the raised beds and forking the soil.
The students all worked together sharing skills to help improve the allotment and gain new horticultural skills. This will allow them to present these skills as they progress and use them in a wider context of their learning – the end of year showcase and for lifelong learning.
The rain didn’t stop them working and eventually the sun came out as everyone worked together.
On Wednesday senior pupils started their Grow, Cook and Eat workshops.
They harvested onions and potatoes that were planted by last year’s group.
On Friday, the N4 Hospitality class used the potatoes to make delicious potato scones.
A huge thank you to all the staff from Tesco Barrhead for the very generous cheque they delivered to the school this afternoon.
We were delighted to welcome Sean and Christine to the school and they explained that they have been fundraising with raffles and tombola’s and hope to continue with future fundraising for the school. T
Our Head Boy William and Head Girl Rachel were delighted to fulfil their first official duty as they received the cheque for £717.58 from the Tesco staff.
The Good Fairy
Last session Shona worked with Mrs Johnson to create a story called “The Good Fairy”.
Using eye pointing and an E-tran frame Shona was able to choose the storyline and the characters she wanted in her story.
Have a look at some of the photos as the story progressed and the finished article can be viewed here. The Good Fairy
Click save once the story opens up and then open and the PowerPoint show will play.
Today at our assembly we welcomed all our new pupils and staff. Everyone received a welcome certificate from Mrs Muir and Mrs McKinnon.
We also had a very special announcement made, our new Head Boy/Girl and Depute Head Boy & Girl and the school captains.
The senior pupils voted and the announcement was made……
Congratulations to our new Head Boy, William Campbell and Head Girl, Rachel Stoll.
Depute Head Boy and Girl, Osman Munir and Olivia Kilgour.
Sports Captain – Amy Clark.
School Captains – Chloe Mason, Lee Carrigan, Catlin McCusker, Amog Meti and Peter Brown.
Stargaze drama group recently performed Alice in Wonderland at Eastwood Theatre.
Watch part 1 here
Part 2 will be available very soon.
Our Primary 1 pupils are all settling in well to their new classes and enjoying their activities.
Thank you to everyone who came to support our Leavers’ prom last night.
As usual it was a fantastic night and we were delighted to see so many former pupils.
A huge shout out to all thebuddies who have supported the school throughout the year and at our Lochgoilhead trip, you helped make this a memorable night for our students.
Thank you to Sean (Jonathan’s dad) for being our DJ and the excellent music.
Have a look at some of the photos from the night.
At the assembly last week we celebrated our P7 transitions to the senior phase with parents and school friends.
Mrs McKinnon read out some of the achievements for our pupils and Mrs Clark presented them with a certificate.
Thank you to Anna and Xander for leading the school songs with Makaton signing during the transition assembly.
Have a look at some of the photos from the assembly.
Check out our end of year film to celebrate our Leavers with a guest appearance from John Swinney.
Click here to watch the video.
Thank you to everyone who took part to make this a memorable day for our leavers.
Congratulations to all our sporting champions who took part in the West of Scotland Athletics Championships this year.
Medals were awarded by Mr Homes, Mr Crossan and Mr Whyte at the whole school assembly this afternoon.
Have look at our photographs below.
Congratulations to Joey Wong who was awarded the Alex O’Donnell sports cup for sporting achievements throughout the year.
We are all so proud of your sporting achievements Joey.
Thank you to Mr Holmes and Gordon our Sports Coordinator for organising this years sports day at Eastwood High School.
Big shout out to the sports champions from Eastwood High School for all their help at the various activities
All the pupils had a great time at the different events but especially loved all the races, especially the relay race.
Medals will be awarded at the next assembly.
Thank you to Mrs Airlie, Miss McKay & all the staff from Loch Lomond and Loch Ness wings for organising an excellent Active Fun day.
A fun filled day with various sensory sport activities to take part in.
Thank you to all the parents who came to support our event.
The sun was shining throughout the morning and all the pupils had a great time rotating around the various activities.
At the end of the morning every pupil was awarded a medal by Mrs Clark.
Have a look at some of the photographs.
Class Staffa had great fun at Ayr beach today.
They set up the tent, made sandcastles, paddled, flew the kite, had a picnic lunch, played in the park and rounded off the day with a delicious ice cream.
Laughed lots as the teachers tried to stop the tent from blowing away!
Great fun had by all.
Olivia, Lee, Dylan and Amy sat their Art assessment today (all day).
The theme they were given was the elements (air, water, fire and earth) and they had to produce a mixed media artwork.
Have a look at the finished products, all amazing!
Well done to all our students, we are all extremely proud of your achievements.
We’re all going to the zoo tomorrow, zoo tomorrow……
Class Shetland had the most amazing day out to celebrate the end of term at the Five Sisters Zoo in West Calder.
The sun was shining and the children had great fun taking time to explore and get used to the sensory experience, and meet some of the animals. This was a great fun achievement for some of the children.
Have a look at some of the photos from today’s outing.