Some of our primary pupils were filmed for a new CBeebies series called “Feeling Better”
The programme all about feelings started todaty at 3:20pm. You can also catch it on iPlayer. Look out for some of the IMS pupils in the next 6 episodes.
Who can you spot today in the preview episode and episode 1?
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.
Miss MacKay is so proud of one of her P1 pupils wearing his new glasses all day in school.
Well done A.
Congratulations to Amy, our sports captain who has gained a job as a Commissioner for the World Down Syndrome Congress, which takes place in Glasgow next summer.
What a great achievement Amy.
Day 4 in class Iona with lots of exciting activities taking place.
Here is one of our P1 pupils engrossed in his counting & art activity.
You can see a short video on our Twitter feed.
Class Staffa & Jura had great fun during their toy story topic.
Every pupil brought in favourite toys from home to use during pretend lessons and share with their friends.
Pupils demonstrated great imagination with toys “helping” with formal skills, good turn taking with peers and bar graphs to show liked different characters from the film.
Congratulations to Rachel who has been awarded Young Slimmer of the Year.
What an amazing achievement, we are all so proud of you.
Congratulations to Rachel who is attending the Convener’s award this evening.
Here is Rachel with her outstanding achievement award. 
Congratulations to Rachel S5, who has now gained her 4st 2Ib weight loss certificate.
You are inspirational and we are so proud of you.
Have a look at some before and after pictures of Rachel. ( requested by Rachel herself )
National 1 students have been working with Miss Gallacher, learning how to read and follow a map in the local community.
This will be very useful if they undertake their Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Congratulations to Rachel Stoll, one of our senior pupils who has just received her 3 1/2st award.
We are all so proud of your achievements Rachel.
Congratulations to Dylan, from class Staffa who completed his munro challenge, climbing Ben Nevis at the weekend and raised over £2,000 for Scottish Autism.
What a great achievement and we are all so proud of you Dylan.
Congratulations to Dylan, from class Staffa who completed his munro challenge, climbing Ben Nevis at the weekend and raised over £2,000 for Scottish Autism.
What a great achievement and we are all so proud of you Dylan.
Some of our primary pupils, hard at work setting the table for a tea party during structured play sessions.
Congratulations to Emily for her recent certificate of achievement.
Emily has completed level 1 instruction on snow boarding at the Glasgow Ski and Snowboard school.
Here are some of our Primary 3 pupils working in the adventure room.
They listened to a story and then began using Lego to build their own car.
Congratulations to Amy Clark who took part in the Special Olympic in Los Angeles during the summer break.
We are all so proud of Amy and her achievements as she participated in the Rhythmic Gymnastics representing Great Britain.
Amy showed everyone her medals at the whole school assembly today and explained what she had won.
Have a look the photographs below to see how many medals Amy was awarded.
Well done Amy
At today’s assembly we had a rehearsal for our Easter Service.
We also celebrated some of our recent pupil sporting achievments, at the West of Scotland Swimming Gala for pupils with a physical and or visual impairment and cross country events.
Have a look at our photographs below.
Well done everyone.
Congratulations to one of our senior pupils, Amy who took part in the Down Syndrome Gymnastics Competition at the weekend in Leicester.
Amy won an amazing 4 gold medals, 2 bronze and a trohpy for the National Junior Champion.
Amy won Gold for the following routines: club, ball, rythym and hoop.
Bronze medals were awarded for ball group routine and her own free routine.
We are all so proud of you Amy.
Amy has been selected to attend the World Special Olympics in Los Angeles next year and we are planning to help her fundraise to make her dream come true.
Watch this space for more details.
Congratulations to Gemma Harley, S1 pupil whose Christmas card design has been selected as the Education Departments Christmas Card to be send out to all local councillors, head teachers,external agencies and companies.
Gemma is extremely proud of her creation and is delighted to have it printed out and used as the Christmas Card.
