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Parents Night

Our Parents/Carers Evening will be held on Thursday 7th November, 3-8pm. You should have received your appointment time last week.The Book Fair will be at the school and a Fairtrade stall.

Your child will be given a chance to attend the Book Fair during class time to view and purchase books, books will also be available to buy on the evening of the 7th. You will also have a chance to purchase school uniform. It has also become tradition at Parents Evening in St Mark’s to “bring a bottle” for our Parent Council Xmas Fete. A table for collections will be set up in the school hall.

Vote for Barrhead Waterworks to be transformed with a £100k grant!

 Regenerate – Water Works, Barrhead

What’s the vision?    This project puts some TLC into the WC. They want to transform a disused sewage works into a quirky garden. Playing on its industrial past, the site will use the huge sewage tanks as giant planters with beautiful displays of Scottish native wild flowers.

Tanks will recreate different environments such as wetland meadows. Young people will work with a retirement club, and there’ll be cycling and walking links, so young and old will work and play together.

Who’s behind it?   Barrhead High School nominated this site and will drive the idea forward with the help of ‘Still Game’, a local retired people’s club, along with Green Academy students and support from the local council.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VOTE

   Grow Wild, Barrhead Waterworks

Curriculum Afternoon

Reminder that our Cuuriculum afternoon will be held in the school on Tuesday 29th October 2013, this will run from 1.30pm-2.45pm. Can we ask parents and carers to assemble in the school hall at 1.30pm prior to moving on to individual classrooms. This will be an opportunity to visit your child’s class to see some work which your child has been involved in to date.

Supporting Syria

 

Supporting Syria

Tomorrow is “Wear your Trainers” to school day. This is being held to raise awareness of the dreadful events happening in Syria. Any money raised is being sent off to the “Save the Children” charity. The Pastoral Council are keen to support their peers in identifying the rights and responsibilities of children and have recognised that in Syria children’s rights are not being received. They hope that the donation will help to deliver some of these rights to needy children.