A reminder to all S1 pupils that volunteered for the litter pick (and have returned their consent form) that the litter pick is this Wednesday periods 5 and 6. All pupils involved should meet at the entrance to the school promptly at the start of period 5. You DO NOT need to register for your period 5 class. Pupils must be in full school uniform.
If the weather is rubbish it will be permitted for pupils to wear an outdoor jacket and appropriate boots/wellies, however, these must only be worn during the litter pick and not for the rest of the school day.
Thank you for helping to keep our school grounds and local community beautiful!
During week beginning 12th May 2014 “Free your Feet” a week long whole school event which encourages all pupils to make walking part of his/her mode of transport to and from school will take place.
All pupils are encouraged to take part and can do so by:
walking the whole way to and from school.
walking to and from the bus stop.
walking from the drop off point in the car park at Broom shops.
If every pupil participates in some way we hope that together we will:
raise awareness of the health benefits of regular exercise as part every day life.
reduce traffic congestion and increase pupil safety.
make a contribution to improving the environment by reducing pollution.
Come along to the club if you would like to try a variety of Commonwealth sports including athletics, gymnastics, table tennis and rugby.
Also, if anyone would like to practice and improve their athletics scores, from any of the activities covered in PE, come along to the Commonwealth Games Club.
Big Big Sing is a UK-wide project that aims to inspire thousands of people across the country to celebrate the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games through singing. We’re running an exciting Songwriting Competition for primary and secondary school pupils in Scotland.
We are asking pupils to write a song inspired by the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games – so there’s no shortage of inspiration for budding songwriters.
If interested please see a member of the music department for more details
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