Join the Debate
There will be a community debate with local candidates from the major political parties on Wednesday 27th April at 7pm in Glen Hall, Neilston.  Attendance is free but free, but places are limited, so come along and put your question to the panel.

To let us know you are coming or to submit a question for our panel – email info@pulseonair.co.uk

School closes at 2.30pm on Friday 1st April for the 2 week Spring break.

Pupils and members of staff have all taken part in creating a whole school piece of art.

The sculptures represent us as unique individuals and also together as one.  Each sculpture has two eyes which signify our shared vision as a school.  The large eyes represent having our eyes open to the world, ready to learn new things and ready to help others in need.

When you look at the art work, notice that each sculpture is based on the same design but each one is unique.

At St. Thomas’ we encourage all pupils to take pride in their achievements.  This artwork is a shared success that can be shared amongst pupils, staff and the whole school community.

Evening Talk – Astronomical Society of Glasgow
Saturday 19 March, 7 – 9 pm
Pavilion Visitor Centre, Rouken Glen Park

• Members of the Astronomical Society of Glasgow will be giving a talk and sharing their passion for star gazing.
• Learn about the equipment they use.
• If the sky clears we will go outside to look at the stars.
• Wear warm clothes as the temperature is likely to be around zero degrees.
• Bring your binoculars.
• No booking required.

As per the ‘Diary of Events’ issued August 2015, a reminder that ‘World Book’ day takes place on Thursday 3rd March.  To celebrate this event pupils can come to school dressed up as their favourite character from a book.  There will be different competitions and prizes to be won taking place throughout the day.  If your child wishes to dress up, pupils are asked to bring in a £1 donation for charity.