THURSDAY 04 JUNE
Hot Meal: Soup of the day, Fish Fingers or Scottish Breaded Haddock served with Chips, Southern Style Chicken Goujon Fajita, Quorn Fajita. Chicken Fries at breaktime.
5/6 Opportunities to attend college in Column 1 – Tue/Thur afternoon (Mrs Hamilton)
A couple of spaces have opened up at college, if you would be interested please see Mrs Hamilton ASAP:
Level 6 – Legal Studies – Entry requirements 3 x Nat 5 passes, one of which needs to be English
Level 5 – Pathway to Early Learning – Entry requirements – to be studying other Nat 5 qualifications
S5/6 Foundation Apprenticeships – Children & Young People and Health & Social Care (Mrs Hamilton)
The above courses will be starting today (Thursday). If you are doing one of these foundation apprenticeships, please report to C6 at the start of period 6.
KHS World Cup Tournament (Mrs Steedman)
Reminder to put your teams in for the tournament starting next Tuesday and Thursday. Scan the QR code around the school to enter your team of 8. Teams will be put up on the notice board in PE with your allocated country. There will be a junior and senior tournament running.
The Scholastic Book Fair is returning to KHS! (Mr Wadsworth)
From Wednesday 3rd – Friday 12th of June, you can find a selection of genres and trending titles at great prices!
The Book Fair will be held in B23 with Mr Wadsworth each breaktime, so pop by to pick up your next adventure!
Sports Day (Mrs Poynter)
The pupils that have qualified for Sports Day will be displayed on the P.E notice board, well done to those who have qualified! If you do not want take part in Sports Day please let a member of the P.E department know ASAP. Sports Day will take place on Friday the 12th of June, there will be more information to follow.
Quadcopter Challenge S2 (Miss Barclay)
Raytheon have sent us the 2026 Quadcopter handbook and we have been given our first deadline of 11th June. All Quadcopter teams should meet in Miss Barclay’s room (maths B4) at lunchtimes to begin designing our quadcopters and to come up with a schedule of work.
Word of the Week (Mrs MacKenzie)
Usurp
Definition: To usurp something (such as power) is to take and keep it by force and without the right to do so. Usurp can also mean “to take the place of by or as if by force.”
Example: Some people have accused city council members of trying to usurp the mayor’s power.
Rights of the Fortnight (Mrs Young)
Global Goal 13: Clean Water
Fact: ¼ of the people across the world still do not have access to clean water. This can lead to death by dehydration or through illnesses caught by drinking unclean water.
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.
Gardening Club (Thursday Lunchtimes) Ms Brown🍀
All pupils who would like to be involved with the school garden are welcome.
Meet at the Serenity garden on fair days; or C11, if its bad weather🍃
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.
FRIDAY 05 JUNE
Hot Meal: Soup of the day, Cheesy Beano served with Chips and Chicken Fries all served at breaktime.
