This booklet published by Qualifications Scotland provides learners and partetns/carers with all information regarding the coursework that is necessary part of the Qualifications that your child is working towards. Please take the time to read this alogn with your child to ensure they are aware of the expectations.
Senior Phase pupils can now register for free e-Sgoil Evening Study Support webinars, covering a wide range of subjects. Sessions begin Monday 26 October and are accessed online through Glow. Please encourage your young person to take advantage of this additional study support.
Date: 5 July 2027
Location: Glasgow
Age: 14–17 years
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Some of our S2 had an outstanding week last week with Outwardbound at Ullswater. They rose to the challenge of many outdoor activities and made themselves proud – well done everyone!
Clubs have started here at King’s Park, have a look at the timetable and give one a try!
Please see below to view the school House Assembly that took place this week, sharing some key information wiht our young people as we start this new session.
We finished the programme with plenty of fun activities, including a water fight and creating our own giant outdoor Snakes and Ladders game.
We also visited the Science Centre and Planetarium, where pupils explored interactive exhibits and learned more about space and science, before rounding off the summer with a trip to Pizza Hut.
Thank you to everyone who took part over the past five weeks. It has been a brilliant summer filled with creativity, teamwork, new experiences and lots of great memories!
This week, we visited BBC Scotland to learn more about careers in broadcasting and media, and enjoyed a behind-the-scenes look at how programmes are produced.
We also visited Polmadie Fire Station, where pupils learned about fire safety, explored the fire engines and gained an insight into the role of firefighters.
Another great week of learning and new experiences!
This week, we enjoyed a trip to Ayr Beach, taking in the views while treating ourselves to an ice cream and some chippy chips.
We also visited Kelvin Hall, where we learned about the history of animation by exploring Victorian inventions like stereoscopes, zoetropes and magic lantern projectors. We then got creative by making our own thaumatropes and zoetrope strips to see how moving images were created.
Another week filled with new experiences, creativity and lots of fun!
We’ve wrapped up the first week of our Summer Programme, and it’s been a fantastic start! We have had a brilliant time exploring the Riverside Museum and enjoying visits to Pollok Park and the Burrell Collection.
If you’d like to join us for next week’s activities, there’s still time to get involved. Simply complete our Microsoft Form using the link below, and we’ll be in touch.
Sign up here: Summer Holiday Club – Fill in form
This session, our Diversity Ambassadors had the fantastic opportunity to take part in a Street Art Project: Learning Without Limits in collaboration with SCILT and alongside the renowned Palestinian street artist, Taqi Spateen, for the 2026 Bethlehem Cultural Festival. Our pupils’ art will also be shared with young people at Husan Secondary School in Bethlehem.
Please find the link below to the online exhibition which features some of their art plus a recording of our pupils creating their art and what some of them had to say about Learning Without Limits.
https://tinyurl.com/BCF-KPSS-2026
A massive thank you to all involved in this special project!
As part of a celebration for International Women in Engineering Week, our S3 Physics and Chemistry classes had a visit today from Rachel from WSP who talking to us about engineering and Offshore Windfarms.
It was a very interesting and interactive presentation where they designed a Windfarm model that linked to the electricity grid. They also got to learn about engineering as a career and asked lots of great questions!
Thanks to Rachel for coming along 🙂
