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Halloween murder mystery @St Mungo’s

 

 

 

 

 

 

Breaking News: Grisly Scene Uncovered in St. Mungo’s Library

In the early hours of October 31st, a horrific discovery was made within the quiet walls of St. Mungo’s school library. A staff cleaner stumbled upon the bodies of two individuals, both apparently victims of a gruesome death. The disturbing find has sent shockwaves through the school and local community.

Victim 1

Victim 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It took a full week for a dedicated team of young investigators to make sense of the chaotic scene and identify the victims. Numerous clues were uncovered at the scene, each more perplexing than the last, adding layers of mystery to an already chilling case. Glasgow police, who deployed their top specialists, meticulously examined these clues to determine what led to this tragic event and to provide answers and closure to the grieving families.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For the complete story, listen to the full audio report:

Special Thanks

A huge thank you to our BGE talented pupils for their creative contributions:

  • Designing and setting up the murder scenes
  • Writing the story that brought the mystery to life
  • All the enthusiastic S1-S2 investigators for their spirited participation

And a final, heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Carson, our dedicated art teacher, for bringing the story to life with her spooky reading.

 

The Haunted Library

Halloween is Ms O’Neill’s absolute favourite holiday, so every year the Lourdes Secondary Library appears to get a little more spooky! This year saw the arrival of a new Library Assistant, who was very excited about their new job as they headed over on the bus, and generally started well, but does occasionally steal the Librarian’s coffee cup (an ill-advised choice, usually).In other news, the senior Library minions Jack (as part of his Caritas work) and Rene did an excellent job decorating the Library. The Halloween tree was a mass of cobwebs, pumpkins, with a random skeletal arm, and a skeleton fairy on the top.

The pupils have been doing a great job creating potions, spells, and other witchy resources to be added to the Library Grimoire. S4 minion Rene created a wonderfully artistic display of spell ingredients and witchy blank pages for pupils to create their own spells, potions, and general witchy shenanigans. More on those in a future blog post!

 

 

 

 

October has been such a busy month here at Eastbank Library.  You would think with a full week’s holiday in the middle of the month that things would be quieter – but that’s not at all the way things have worked out.

First of all, we have a new team of Reading Leaders comprising of S1 pupils.  The girls worked really hard to get their positions.  They came to the library after responding to an appeal for help, completed application forms and finished 2 full weeks of training.  They covered how to check in and check out books on the Library Management System; where books are shelved and what the special sections of the library contain – such as our Equalities, Anti-Racism and Graphic Novel bookshelves.

They have learned really quickly and been reliable too.  Here they are proudly with their Reading Leader badges on their ties.  Celebrations too for our Senior Reader Leaders who enjoyed last year so much they have come back and helped train our new recruits. There is only 1 Senior Reading Leader in the photo, however we do have 3 in total.   Our full team of 7 will make the library an even more brilliant place to be ! Well done to them all !

Our Anime Club started up at the end of September and interest is growing all the time.  Here are some of our attendees watching the latest anime screening in the library.  This month there was a chance to sample some Japanese sweets too.   Luckily one of our Anime Club members speaks Japanese and was able to translate the flavours on the packaging to help everyone choose which sweet they wanted.  Without her we would have been so puzzled.   Team work makes the dream work !

 

Also at the end of the month we celebrated Diwali in our chilled colouring corner.  We decorated the area with flameless candles to symbolise the Festival of Lights.  In addition, a choice of Diwali colouring sheets were available to pupils to allow a chilled colouring in period with some beautiful images to colour.  This activity was really popular and on the first day of the sheets being available, they had to be replenished.  It is amazing how the library can provide a calm atmosphere in such a busy school.

 

 

At the end of October is of course Hallowe’en.  A spooky time was had in the library as there seemed to be many books just “disappearing” in pupils’ bedrooms, never to be found again.  Indeed the haunting seems to be getting worse, as it has extended to the books disappearing from school bags and classrooms as well !  Just as well we will be in November soon, and maybe the library ghost will mend its ways and disappearing books will return to the shelves again !

Bannerman R.I.P. (Read in Peace)

In the broad daylight of the lunch break, Bannerman High School library was infused by a eerie atmosphere as the horror books spirits’ made their presence known among the shelves. Their purpose was to inspire the participants of our Halloween spooky stories session! Our lunchtime writing session was the perfect chance for everyone to have a go at writing their own creepy story, or read a horror book in their quiet time. The participants also got some sweets in return because, obviously, it wouldn’t be Halloween without treats! Two of our talented students volunteered to decorate the treat box, transforming it into something straight out of a horror movie. The box was decorated with a spooky night setting, and filled with Halloween sweets for everyone to enjoy!

Until next Halloween, keep reading, keep writing, and stay terrifically creative! 👻

Spooky Tales!

The days are getting colder, the nights are getting longer, and the vibes are getting spookier – join in with these spooky tales, available from your school library!

Just click on the cover to learn more about the book:

                                                        

Looking for more?  Here’s the Glasgow Libraries Halloween selection for teens – available here on Libby! 

On a cold Monday morning, the serene atmosphere of the library was abruptly shattered when a diligent cleaner made a horrifying discovery – the lifeless body of the esteemed librarian.

Murder mystery

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, a team of talented and committed young detectives has taken charge, leaving no pages unturned as they meticulously investigate every clue at their disposal.

Their unwavering resolve is to unravel this chilling mystery and bring the truth to light.

 

 

Rest assured, justice will prevail in this perplexing case!