Under-16 Boys Triumph in RS McColl Cup Clash Against St Paul’s

On a drizzly Monday night under the floodlights, our Under-16 Boys’ Football team delivered a gritty performance to secure a 2-1 victory over St Paul’s in the Glasgow RS McColl Cup.

The match started brightly for our side, with two well-taken goals in the first half. Finlay Dougall opened the scoring after some silky build-up play, and Pieters Mayavo doubled the lead before the break with a composed finished following a world-class save from Aaron Fitzpatrick at the other end, giving us a strong 2-0 advantage heading into half-time.

The second half, however, was anything but straightforward. St Paul’s quickly pulled one back and an early red card left us down to ten men, setting up a tense finale. What followed was a masterclass in resilience and defensive organisation. Every player dug deep, and the team showed incredible character to hold firm against relentless pressure.

Special mention goes to Dillan Carroll, who earned Man of the Match honours for two unbelievable last-ditch interventions that kept our lead intact.

This hard-fought win not only secures our place in the next round but also highlights the teamwork, discipline, and sheer willpower that define this group. Well done, boys!

SCQF Pupil Ambassadors visit St Paul’s High School

We are delighted to have a new team of S3-S6 SCQF Pupil Ambassadors in place for this session. 4 of our new SCQF Ambassadors went along to a training and networking event at St Paul’s High School, a fellow SCQF Gold school, to hear about some of the great work happening in other SCQF schools and get a chance to speak to other Ambassadors.

We are excited to see what our new team can do to help promote the SCQF framework with our young people, staff and parents/carers this session!

Mindful Art Parent/Carer Workshop

Join Miss Joice in the Art Department for a mindful art workshop on Tuesday 2nd December 5-6pm.

Sign up via QR code or just come along on the night.

Parent/Carers iPad Workshop

Join Mrs McVey & Ms Cook on Thursday 27th November 4-5pm for an iPad workshop to allow you to support your child at home.

Sign up via the QR Code.

Assessment Timetable – Dec ’25

Assessment Presentation – S4, S5+6 Monday 24th November

Please refer to this presentaion to catch up on what was shared today with all S4, S5+S6.

 

DYW Glasgow Newsletter w/c 17th Nov

Please see DYW Glasgow weekly newsletter attached for lots of brand new opportunities!

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DYW Newsletter w/c 17th Nov

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Food & Drink Engineering Maintenance Apprenticeship

Start date: September 2026.

Application criteria:

  • National 5 qualifications at grade C or above (Scotland) in English and Maths.
  • Right to work in the UK and have lived in the UK for three years.
  • An interest in manufacturing and a desire to become an accomplished engineer

Application deadline: 28 November 2025.

About the Food & Drink Engineering Maintenance Apprenticeship: 

This is a 4-year apprenticeship with a starting salary of £26,425.

In this programme studenst will be immersed in engineering operations, working closely with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners’ site teams whilst studying. No previous technical experience is necessary.

They will:

  • Spend the first five months on a full-time residential experience with other engineering apprentices at the Northwest Training Council in Liverpool, with accommodation fully funded by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners. After this residential phase, they will return to the manufacturing site to continue the on-the-job learning.
  • Achieve a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Food & Drink Maintenance Engineering.
  • Receive on-the-job coaching and learning opportunities, all while earning an academic qualification.

Find application here: https://www.ccep.jobs/en/job/east-kilbride/food-and-drink-engineering-maintenance-apprenticeship-programme-east-kilbride/1299/31374837632