Congratulations to all our NQ pupils, who recieved their exam results today. We’re delighted to say we have a 100% pass rate, with a fantastic 80% of our National 5 and Higher pupils receiving As, and 75% were rewarded As at Advanced Higher. Congratulations and well done on all your hard work!
This session we have twice the number of Higher candidates and even larger numbers sitting Advanced Higher – looking forward to a busy year!
Huge thanks to David Horsburgh for taking these videos of the Ceol ‘s Craic performance. The playlist below also includes selections from Gruth is Uachdar.
Ceol ‘s Craic:
Yesterday the school became an exam centre for the Trinity College Music Exams, and we already have the results!
Minnie – Initial Piano – Pass
Lewis BS5 – Grade 3 Piano – Distinction
Domhnall BS5 – Grade 4 Piano – Distinction
Evie BS7 – Grade 4 Violin – Pass
Rowan AS3 – Grade 5 Piano – Pass
Anna AS3 – Grade 5 Piano – Distinction
Frances AS4 – Grade 6 Violin – Pass
Sarah AS6 – Grade 8 Piano – Merit
Well done everyone – especially those who gave up the chance to go on a house points reward trip to sit the exam!
SGG were asked to perform as part of the Ceol ‘s Craic concert at the CCA. The Busking Fiddlers, Craicte Leis and Orcastra SGG performed a wide range of music, including highlights from Gruth is Uachdar.
After the interval, former SGG pupils Joseph and Shauna collaborated with Alistair MacDonald, creating an exciting new performance of three Gaelic songs. Next, there was a short set from Catriona McKay and Chris Stout, who then provided music for an experimental piece by The Snyver Project, which combined visual art, sculpture, dance and music.
Ms Chaimbeul introduced the acts, and told us that the word from backstage was that the other performers were blown away by how talented our pupils are. This may become an annual event, so watch this space!
Click below for photos by Kris Kesiak and Mrs Pearce…
Orcastra SGG and Drama S1/2 present a new performance, inspired by the music from Gruth Is Uachdar (Crowdie and Cream), by Donald Shaw and Charlie McKerron, from the BBC Television series.
The performance has been created in collaboration with Theatre Gu Leor and promises to be an exciting and engaging event, involving around 120 of our young people.
Gruth Is Uachdar will be performed on the 18th and 19th of June at 7pm, in Sgoil Ghaidhlig Ghlaschu. Tickets are available from the school or on the door. Adults £3, others free.
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