Tomorrow sees MCHS’ Big Day Out with hundreds of pupils taking part in trips across the country and beyond. For the pupils remaining in school a letter had been issued informing them of the arrangements for the activities in school.
Click here to read the letter
The June 2012 Newsletter containing 30 pages of news about what has been happening at MCHS during the past term is now available for viewing. Click here to read it.
Awards ceremony celebrating outstanding achievements among East Renfrewshire pupils.
Presenting the awards were Dr Heather Reid OBE, Councillor Elaine Green, Education Convener and Provost Alastair Carmichael. The event was held in Carmichael Hall, Giffnock on Tuesday 19 June 2012.
Click here to see more pictures from the awards.
Any pupil unsure if they have secured a place on a vocational course should contact Mrs Gordon.
Mearns Castle School Show took place on Wednesdays 13th and Thursday 14th June.
Click here to see more pictures from the excellent performance.
Congratulations to Mearns Castle on achieving the Eco Schools Green Flag- a prestigious international award!
This would not have been possible without the whole school working together. A special thanks to all the pupils who helped on the day with the assessors visit especially the eco committee who guided the assessors through their visit.
Look out for the Green Flag flying outside the school very soon!
Congratulations to all the athletes who took part in the Scottish Schools Track and Field Championships last weekend.
As usual the standard was exceptionally high. Several athletes gained personal bests in their events but special congratulations must go to the following athletes:
Once again, well done to all the athletes!
S3 pupils took part in a newly developed Interdisciplinary Industrial Awareness day called ‘Headliner’. The purpose the project was to promote a headliner act at a gig. Each group was given an artist at random including Usher, Lady Gaga, Foo Fighters and Justin Bieber and had to complete a series of activities throughout the event. Each act was in the top 25 performing artists in the world for their tours in 2011.
Pupils were responsible for writing their own business plan including: marketing strategy; choosing a venue in Glasgow (including cost and capacity details); deciding on a ticket price based on worldwide averages and producing a final profit margin based on expected ticket sales.
Click here for more pictures and information about the day.
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