Category: Health & Wellbeing

Cross Country 2025

It is was cross-country week for our S1-S3 pupils in the PE department last week. Well done to all the pupils who took part.

Congratulations to the following pupils who achieved the best score in their year group. The winners were excited to receive their certificates and Greggs voucher as their prize.

S1 boys = Selim Calikoglu and Kevin Kaznowski

S1 girl = Rebecca Adams

S2 boy = Spencer Stewart 

S2 girls = Milly Grant and Mollie Gracie

S3 boy = Harrison Sykes

S3 girl = Aniela Smith 

S3/4 Volleyball Tournament

Well done to our S3/4 Volleyball team who were competing in the West Region Volleyball Tournament. Our A team qualified for group 2 in the afternoon and went on to win group 2.

Our B team won 8/8 qualification games to qualify for group 1 to then face some of the best volleyball teams in the West of Scotland.

Our C team qualified for group 4 and then went on to win the group.

Also a big well done to Karen who was voted overall Girls MVP for the whole tournament!

Hospitality Events

Our Hospitality classes hosted their first event this year with great success! Pupils launched a Deliveroo-style service opting for baked potatoes and creating the brand ‘Po-Tasty’. Pupils worked hard to plan and deliver this event showing great creativity and leadership skills to provide 26 staff lunches offering a range of homemade fillings from chilli’s to classic cheesy beans. Pupils enjoyed the process of delivering the lunches and collecting staff feedback, with ideas racing for their next event. Staff were delighted with their baked potatoes and amazed by the range of toppings and quality of food produced by pupils. The classes are now working hard to pull together their next event they hope you will be very fond-ue of!

S4 Boys Football

On Tuesday 7th October King’s Park travelled to Scotstoun Leisure Centre to take on St Thomas Aquinas.  It was the first league match of this seasons campaign and it turned out to be a thriller.  Two very committed teams determined to come away with the 3 points it was no surprise they had to settle for a share of the points.

King’s Park took a very early lead as Colin went through on the goalkeeper.  With the last kick of the 1st half St Thomas scored to equalise.  In the second half St Thomas raced into a 3 – 1 lead.  With 89 minutes on the clock Ethan shifted the ball onto his right foot and unleashed a powerful shot from just inside the box that sailed towards the top corner.  3 – 2 down in the final minute of injury time the boys won a free kick outside the box.  The whole team piled into the box hoping to get on the end of the cross and it was Tony who managed to get his boot on it to force the ball over the line.  A dramatic late equaliser earning the team a well deserved point.

Man of the match – Alfie Gracie

Squad

  1. Jamie Black
  2. Rocco Ferguson
  3. Brayden Burns
  4. Jeantain Oyono
  5. Tony Black
  6. Ethan Ellis
  7. Alfie Gracie
  8. Matthew Martin
  9. Jordan Howe
  10. Josh Irvine
  11. Dillan Carroll
  12. Pieters Mayavo
  13. Aaron Fitzpatrick
  14. Finlay Dougall
  15. Colin Winkler

Sports Day 2025!

Our annual Sports Day took place last week under bright skies and an atmosphere full of excitement, determination, and school pride. Students from all year groups came together to represent their house teams in a series of athletic challenges, showing outstanding sportsmanship and enthusiasm throughout the event.

This year’s competition saw a close contest among our four house groups: Mull, Arran, Skye, and Lewis. Every race, jump, and throw added crucial points to the team totals, and the final standings reflected just how tight the competition was:

4th Place – Mull House: 498 points
3rd Place – Arran House: 500 points
2nd Place – Skye House: 501 points
1st Place – Lewis House: 523 points

Congratulations to Lewis House, who claimed the Sports Day trophy with an impressive total of 523 points! Their teamwork, determination, and consistent performance across the events earned them a well-deserved victory.

We would like to thank all the staff, student volunteers, and supporters who helped make the event a success.

Sporting Success

We have had more sporting success recently with Grace McDermott (S2, Lewis) becoming Scottish Champion in her category in Acro Gymnastics. Well done and good luck to Grace and her partner Summer at the British in May.

It was also sporting success for Eva Bremner (S2, Lewis) who won several awards in Dance at the Scottish Freestyle championships. Eva took silver for solo, bronze for rock n’ roll, bronze for “boogey wooogey” and her team took overall 1st too. Congratulations to Eva!

 

Dance Showcase💃

A huge well done to our senior phase dancers who took part in this years showcase. The pupils performed dances that they have been working on over this academic year.

Well done to Miss McKay’s cheerleading squad and the S3 dancers for being our guest performs of the night. You were fantastic!

Thank you to all the parents, carers and staff who attended the event to support our young people.

Glasgow Volleyball Finals

We are incredibly proud to share some exciting news from our school’s volleyball teams! Both our senior boys’ and girls’ teams recently competed in the Glasgow Volleyball Finals after battling through tough competition to earn their places.

The event was a fantastic showcase of skill, teamwork, and determination, with schools from across the city competing at a high level. Our players gave it their all, demonstrating resilience and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

A special congratulations goes to our senior girls’ team, who put on an outstanding performance in the final against Hillpark Secondary. With a confident and composed display, they secured a 2-0 victory, claiming the championship title! Their hard work and dedication throughout the season truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of them.

Boys Team

  • Brodie Harper (S6, Arran)
  • Ali-Khan Jafari (S5, Lewis)
  • Nathan Perika (S5, Lewis)
  • Kai Milliken (S6, Arran)
  • Luke Doran (S6, Lewis)
  • Blake Caldwell (S6, Lewis)
  • Matthew Mackinnon (S6, Lewis)
  • Eilia Alimi (S5, Arran)

Girls Team

  • Wing Sum Wong (S5, Lewis)
  • Karen Li (S2, Mull)
  • Rita McVey (S5, Skye)
  • Brooke Tiffoney (S5, Skye)
  • Melissa Tessaru (S5, Skye)
  • Ava Young (S5, Skye)
  • Elise Cameron (S5, Arran)

Well done to all our players for representing the school so well. Reaching the finals is a huge achievement in itself, and we look forward to seeing what’s next for these talented teams.

Italian Lunch 🇮🇹

On Wednesday 5th March our senior Hospitality classes showcased their culinary talents by hosting a highly successful hospitality lunch event in the Food Technology department.

From planning the Italian themed menu to preparing and serving delicious dishes and drink, the pupils demonstrated exceptional professionalism and creativity throughout. Guests were treated to a warm welcome and a delightful dining experience — all expertly delivered by our young hosts.

This event not only highlighted their practical skills but also their ability to work under pressure, problem-solve and collaborate effectively.

A huge well done to all young people involved for making the event such a success!

 

Baking Together

It was lovely to have some of our fabulous MCR mentors join with their mentees for a baking session yesterday.

Thanks to Mr Khan for organising and Mrs Walker and Miss Haines for sharing their wonderful jammie dodger recipes!

Great job Lucy Hewes (S4, Skye), Kaelyn Harris (S5, Mull), Phoenix Lickrish (S3, Lewis) and Ava!

Senior Volleyball

Congratulations to our Senior Boy’s Volleyball Team who have made it through to the the semi finals of the Glasgow Cup.

The team was made up of:

  • Kai Milliken (S6, Arran)
  • Blake Caldwell (S6, Lewis)
  • Ali Khan Jafari (S5, Lewis)
  • Matthew MacKinnon (S6, Lewis)
  • Nathan Perika (S5, Lewis)
  • Eilia Alimi (S5, Arran)
  • Brodie Harper (S6, Arran)
  • Luke Doran (S6, Lewis)

Subway @ KPSS

Our Skills for Work class hosted a spectacular Subway style lunch for staff in the Food Technology department. Pupils prepared and served an array of fillings, toppings sides and drinks for staff to choose from and enjoy. This was a delightful occasion that allowed pupils to showcase their organisational, creativity and team working skills. During the event pupils took on different roles including greeting staff and interacting with customer, serving food, taking payment and ensuring the event ran smoothly. We are incredibly proud of how pupils interacted with staff, lead the event, created a lovely atmosphere and ensured the lunch was a success.