THURSDAY 19 MARCH
Hot Meal: Soup of the day, Roast Chicken in Gravy with Yorkshire Pudding and Oven Roasted Herby Diced Potatoes, Roast Quorn Fillet in Gravy with Herby Diced Potatoes, Fish Fingers or Scottish Breaded Haddock served with Chips. Chicken Fries at breaktime.
SQA Exam Countdown (S4/5/6)
Every day is a chance to improve – only 11 school days to go.
Revision tip of the day:
Prioritise your weakest topics — not your favourite ones
S1 Football (Mr Pennel)
Any footballers interested in playing in an upcoming Fife cup tournament, please attend a meeting today at break in the boys gym.
Mr Farquharson update (Mrs Gibb)
Mr Farquharson is not currently in work. Please see your year head if you have any issues you would normally discuss with him, or complete the QR code as normal.
Senior Saltire Hours (Miss Lipton)
Can all S6 and those S5 who are leaving school please ensure all Saltire Hours are submitted via the Team before 1pm on Friday 27th March. Certificates will be awarded week beginning Monday 30th March. Any issues see Miss Lipton in D9.
Eid Party (Dr. Murray)
Ramadan Kareem! I hope this time brings peace, and joy to you and your loved ones. We’re having our annual Eid party on Tuesday 24th March, 1.05pm-1.45pm in A11. There will be food for all.
ALL are welcome to be part of this.
Easter Raffle (Mrs Foster)
SLD 1 will be selling Lucky Tickets for an Easter Egg Raffle. These will be on sale at break time, from outside the PSO base. They are 50p each.
Culture Month (Mrs Gibb)
This month’s Country of the Month is… Japan!
When you see each other, rather than saying hello, let’s use the Japanese word for hello instead:
こんにちは
Kon’nichiwa
Did you know: When eating a meal, slurping is encouraged; this shows appreciation for the meal and enhances the flavour.
Word of the Week (Mrs MacKenzie)
Chastise
Definition: To chastise someone is to criticize them harshly for doing something wrong.
Example: The waiter was chastised for forgetting the customer’s order.
Rights of the Fortnight (Mrs Young)
Article 30 – Minority Culture and language and religion
Fact: There are estimated to be 7159 different languages spoken worldwide. In KHS alone there are 33 different languages spoken.
TODAY’S STANDING NOTICES
School Nurse Service (School Nursing Team)
The school nurse service runs in Meeting Room 1 every Thursday at break time. You can see them for all issues health related. Please use the QR code below to request an appointment.
Chemistry Study Support (KHS Chemistry Team)
Are you baffled by bonding, addled by atoms, or flummoxed by formulae? If so, Chemistry Study Support is available Thursday after school in A4/A5/A6. Bring all your problems to the lab bench. You could even use it as a quiet space to get some homework done. Everyone is welcome!
Japanese Club (Mr Stewart)
Come and join us in C9 after school for Japanese Club.
Drama Club (Mr McPherson)
Drama club every Thursday after school in Mr McPherson’s Drama Studio 15:30 to 16:25.
Indoor ‘Gardening’ Club (Mrs Brown🍀)
For winter, Gardening Club is moving inside. Pupils who would like to draw, paint, or research, garden plants are welcome to attend C11, with their lunch. 🍃
See me in advance for a pass.
Netball (Mrs Poynter)
Netball training is on a Thursday lunch time for S1 – S4. Anyone is welcome to come along. Please make sure you finish your lunch before coming down.
S4-S6 Art & Design / Fashion & Textiles (Miss Kinloch)
Thursdays 3:30-4:30
Study Support D15 Art Dept.
FRIDAY 20 MARCH
Hot Meal: Soup of the day, Beef Chilli or Veg Chilli served with Rice or Pasta and Chicken Fries all served at breaktime.
