Learning for sustainability (LfS) is an approach to life and learning which enables learners, educators, schools and their wider communities to build a socially-just, sustainable and equitable society. An effective whole school and community approach to LfS weaves together global … Continue reading →

Mounted Police Branch Visit S3 Modern Studies students headed to Stewarton to see the work of the mounted police branch. After learning about the work of the police in class it was interesting to see the role horses have at … Continue reading →

Some pupils from each S1 class were given the opportunity to visit the People’s Palace, Winter Gardens, tour through the Merchant city and finally visit G.o.M.A. Their learning, responses, efforts and behaviour was exemplary! “There was a painting of John … Continue reading →

    History Nat 5 – every 2nd week beginning 07/02/18 Higher – every Wednesday   Modern Studies Nat 5 – every Wednesday Higher – every Thursday   Geography Nat 5/Higher – see teacher   RMPS Higher – every Friday

  Mr Ward, Mr Martin and Miss Smith took a great bunch of 30 S2 pupils to Our Dynamic Earth centre in Edinburgh. This was to learn more about our planet’s origins, evolution, landscapes and environments. It is always a very … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to say that the U16 football team beat St. Thomas Aquinas last night in a nerve-shredding penalty shootout and have now reached both the GSFA League Final and the GSFA Cup Final.   Venue and dates are as follows:   GSFA Cup Final vs St. … Continue reading →

  Another very successful and fun-filled trip was had by all to Our Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh. S2 Geography pupils were given the full exhibition and a new Dome Show as well as a real downpour! Thanks to all the … Continue reading →

“In February of this year my Higher modern studies class was visited by a local Labour councillor. His name was Paul Carey and so on that day I went down to the school office and brought him to my modern … Continue reading →

 The Impossible is all about a family that went on holiday to a country called Thailand. When the family were on holiday a tsunami hit them, the family were all separated apart from the mum and the eldest son. They … Continue reading →

The Impact of the Great War falls under our Scottish studies and allows pupils to investigate what life was like for those in Scotland during World War One. Pupils must learning about the political, social and economic impact caused by … Continue reading →