Wednesday 23 April – S2 Reports issued
Friday 25 April – S2 Elective Forms issued
Tuesday 29 April – S2 Parents’ Evening (4pm – 6pm)
Friday 2 May – S2 Elective Forms MUST be returned

Letter from Head Teacher

In the run up to the final exams we will be offering a series of Support Sessions for each subject, details attached.

It is highly recommended that all pupils sitting exams this year take advantage of this opportunity to assist with final preparations.

For further information about the Support Sessions, please speak to your class teacher.

Our Easter newsletter and Fairtrade-Eco newletter are now available to view.

Are you passionate about the media? Are you enthusiastic, creative, hardworking and eager to get started in the exciting career you’ve always wanted? Then we want to hear from you!

The BBC Scotland 2015 Apprenticeship scheme is a fantastic opportunity to kick-start your career in the media industry.
From September 2014, 10 people will have the chance to work with BBC professionals on Radio, TV and Online content across a range of departments such as Sport, Children’s, Learning and News.

Your on-the-job experience along with BBC training and study at Glasgow Kelvin College will all add up to the skills and knowledge you need to achieve a Creative & Digital Media Apprenticeship at Level 3.

There are no formal qualifications but you must have good basic maths, English and IT skills, as well as a keen interest in the media.

For further info and/or support see Ms Currie, your PC teacher or http://www.bbc.co.uk/careers/trainee-schemes/scotland-apprenticeships

Glasgow City Council, the 2014 Games Organising Committee and Police Scotland are working together to deliver ten community engagement sessions across the city this month.

Details of these events can be found here or by visiting the Get Ready Glasgow website

S2 Parents Information Evening will take place in school at 6.30pm on Thursday 20 March 2014.

Alistair Carmichael, the Secretary of State for Scotland will be visiting Lourdes Secondary on Thursday, 20th February. The purpose of the visit is to raise awareness of the Plan Bee Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Green Legacy Project, an eco project, led by Mr Raeburn in Lourdes, which is designed to encourage natural pollination. A number of pupils from Lourdes and Rosshall will be involved in meeting the Secretary of State and discussing the schools involvement in the project.

Click here for full details of the project

To see the photographs of our very successful visit please visit the Events area in Our Gallery