Reminder that our live assembly will take place on Thursday 4th February at 1:15pm , link to follow.
Don’t forget to wear your fancy dress costume or funny headgear.
What will Mr Crossan be wearing I wonder……. We look forward to seeing you all.
Reminder that our live assembly will take place on Thursday 4th February at 1:15pm , link to follow.
Don’t forget to wear your fancy dress costume or funny headgear.
What will Mr Crossan be wearing I wonder……. We look forward to seeing you all.
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.
Wonderful assembly from classes Bute, Cumbrae and Orkney who told the story of the 3 Donalds.
Mrs Johnston read out the story and encouraged some audience participation.
The three classes worked together creating the delightful art work for the story.
Well done to Arik who used the microphone to read out his lines. Oscar, Millie, Kirsty and Scott used the Big Mac to support them with their story telling.
Have a look at some of our photographs.
Thank You to everyone who attended our Harvest Service this morning.
We appreciate all your harvest contributions and these will be handed over to Glasgow City Mission to support the work they do.
Here is the link to one of the Harvest songs that the pupils enjoyed this morning.
Join us for our Harvest Service this morning at 10:30am in the main school.
This afternoon at our Head Boy and Girl assembly, our students were presented with their blazers and badges.
They were so excited to get their blazers but nervous about saying the school promise.
We are delighted to inform you that this year we have two head boys, Marc Wilson and Rob Kenwell and our Head girl is Katherine Butler.
They will be supported by our school prefects, Nicholas, Stuart Cherry and Rebecca Withers.
Congratulations to Harry, P1 who was awarded star of the week for class Shetland.
Have a look at some of our photographs from the assembly this afternoon.
Happy birthday also to everyone have birthdays this week.
Classes Yell and Fetler have been working on their school assembly which will take place in a few weeks.
They decided to write a short whodunit type play…………………..”There’s been a murder”.
So with teacher support they came up with some ideas and created a storyboard.
This afternoon they filmed some of the scenes, very exciting as they all got into character.
Thank you to everyone for taking part in Superhero Day as we helped raise some money for Clyde1 Cash for Kids.
Gemma Harley, one of our pupils made an amazing Superhero cake for her class and some of our classes took part in a quiz.
Miss Philo and class Orkney organised a few super hero hampers to raffle and would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for the very kind donations.
At assembly our raffle winners were announced and also the best dressed costume. Congratulations to Rosie and her mum who decorated a Wonder Woman T-shirt.
We are delighted to let you know that we raised £
Class Jura also performed their version of the Gruffalo at the assembly. We are all so proud, what great achievements for them all.
Classes Arran and Shetland worked together to present
their assembly to all the senior pupils this afternoon.
They presented a whistle-stop tour of Scotland with music and dance.
Another first for IMS…… the students from class Shetland
supported our Reels on Wheels group, to a great
cheer from everyone.
Class Arran presented Anthony with a thank you card for being a great peer mentor to his friends. Well done Anthony.
Classes Orkney and Harris have a special request from everyone before we break up for the Easter holidays.
They would like all staff an pupils to dress in their flashest 80’s sports gear, including headbands, leg warmers, leggings, trainers, tutus etc. No uniform required tomorrow .
They have a special surprise for everyone during their class assembly tomorrow afternoon.
Well done to all the pupils who received certificates at our primary assembly today.
Well done to all the pupils from classes Bute and Staffa for
an excellent assembly.
The classes told the story of “The Fairy Flag of the Macleods”.
Both classes worked together on the story and then came together to perform their interactive story at the primary assembly.
Have a look at some of the photographs below.
Thank you to classes Yell, Unst, Harris and Arran for presenting at our Holocaust Memorial Assembly yesterday. #HMD2016
Hannah lit our treasured Anish Kapoor candle and the classes read out some poems and sang a song, “We are the world……….”.
Thank You to Carol Gillespie for attending our assembly .
Classes Yell & Unst are hosting our whole school Holocaust Memorial Assembly this afternoon.
Thank you to classes Whalsay and Sanda for their bonfire safety assembly.
Some of the pupils made art work, some read out the safety code and they also made a short safety code video which they showed to everyone. This video can be shared with the classes every year to highlight the Bonfire Safety code.
Well done everyone.
Classes Iona and Islay organised the Halloween assembly for the primary classes this morning.
They decided to make different stations for all the pupils to go to and explore some of the Halloween activities that they had set up.
They had spooky hands, photo booth, colouring, cake decorating, Halloween tray and many other activities, all great fun!
This afternoon we welcomed pupils from St Joseph’s and Busby primary schools to our whole school assembly.
They presented a cheque to the school for £240.
The girls raised the money during the summer holidays by holding a tombola, cake stall, arts & crafts and lots of other activities.
They certainly put their holiday to good use.
As a token of our appreciation Mr Whyte presented the 3 sets of sisters with a special personalised plaque to keep and a thank you letter from the head teacher.
What a great achievement girls and everyone at Isobel Mair School say a great big thank you to you all!
During our school assemblies we have 2 of our senior pupils who stand at the front and act as role models for the younger children, singing and signing the school song.
Anna from the primary department recently volunteered to be the signer for the primary department and here she is with Olivia and Amy learning the ropes.
Well done girls.
Click here for a quick demo of the school song
Today at our assembly we welcomed all our new P1 pupils and new members of staff to the school.
We also had the presentation of our Head Boy/Girl, Captains and Prefect badges to our 6th pupils, who will represent the school with specific duties.
This year we are delighted to announce that Alex O’Donnell and Sara Clegg have been voted in as our Head Boy and Head Girl.
We wish them well with all their duties supporting and representing Isobel Mair School this year.
We are also delighted that Anna from class Jura has volunteered to be our Makaton signer at the primary assemblies. Well done Anna.
School Captain | Monitors |
Jamie Brownlie | Fraser McMillan |
Sophie Brough | Bilal Ali |
Prefects | Sean McKenzie |
Andrew Whitehill | Christopher Clynes |
Jonathan Adams ( Stargaze) | Aden Haq |
Natalie Gillespie |
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