Any pupils interested in playing table tennis at lunchtime can come down to the new gym every Wednesday. You must have indoor trainers and a t-shirt in order to play.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Any pupils interested in playing table tennis at lunchtime can come down to the new gym every Wednesday. You must have indoor trainers and a t-shirt in order to play.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Final call to those S1 and S2 pupils who said they wanted to be involved in this years show “Our House” Rehearsals are every Monday 3.35 till 5.
Please come along this Monday to C3 for rehearsals.
Faculty of Design S3 pupils are taking part in designing and building a light structure which will float in a lighting festival to be held in Rouken Glen park at nightfall.
Electric Glen in Rouken Glen Park will be taking place from February 14-17 when an illuminated trail will create a magical place for visitors. Tickets cost £5 per adult, £3 per child and a family of four ticket at £14 for all advance bookings.
On Thursday the 24th of January the light will be constructed in C10 by our S3 pupils.
Mrs Lightbown
MCHS under 16s team beat John Ogilvie High school 3-2 after extra time on Wednesday in the Scottish Cup 4th round.
Click here to see more pictures from the game.
An inquiry into the teaching of foreign languages in primary schools has been launched by the European and External Relations (EER) Committee of the Scottish Parliament.
The Committee would welcome views from parents, teachers and pupils for its inquiry on their experiences of learning or teaching of languages in primary schools. More information on how to send views to the Committee is available on the Committee’s website at:
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/CurrentCommittees/56920.aspx
Earlier this year, the Scottish Government recommended that children should learn a second language from Primary 1 and that learning of a third language should start no later than Primary 5. The EER Committee has determined that it wants to look at this policy aim, the capacity within the curriculum for this, and the role of languages in supporting the economy.
Issues to be explored in the Committee’s investigations include funding (including use of EU funds); the skills base and teaching resources available for language tuition; the capacity within the curriculum to accommodate greater language study; the choice of languages for teaching; and the role of languages in economic development.
The European and External Relations Committee
All S1 and S2 pupils who put themselves forward for the school show, please note rehearsals start for you on Monday 21st January. Please come up t o room C4 at 3.30pm until 5pm.
Any questions please see Mr Gooch or Miss Borland
The S5/6 prelims will take place from Tuesday 29th January to Tuesday 15th February. Click here to see the timetable.
These vaccinations will be taking place for ALL S3 pupils on Monday 28th January.
Pupils have already received an information letter for parents and a consent form which should be completed and returned to the Blue Boxes as soon as possible in the brown envelopes provided. These should be marked for the attention of the school nurse.
Heather Murphy, our school nurse, will also share further information with pupils on Friday 18th January during English classes period 3. Pupils should go to class as normal and you will then be escorted to the Main Theatre to hear Heather’s presentation.
Further information about arrangements for 28th January will be shared with pupils at the assembly on Friday.
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