UNDER 18 FOOTBALL

The Under 18 football team started their season with a dominant performance in the Scottish Cup.   Playing Balfron High School away from home the Braidhurst team were always on top although they struggled to convert their dominance into goals until Jamie Leslie slipped past the defence to score.   Despite maintaining their pressure Braidhurst lost the next goal but with penalties looming David Thomson found space in the box to fire home giving Braidhurst a well-deserved 2-1 victory.

S3 PARENTS’ EVENING

The S3 parents’ evening took place on Tuesday 28th October from 4.00 – 6.30 pm and was very well attended.   The evening was the first chance parents have had to find out about their child’s progress in the new SQA National Qualifications.   The staff were delighted to take this opportunity to furnish the parents with accurate information on individual pupils and display examples of their work.

 

The S4 parents’ evening is next being held on Tuesday 10th November from 4.00 -0 6.30 pm.   We would like to extend a warm welcome to all parents of pupils in S4 and encourage them to attend this very important meeting and have the opportunity to discuss with class teachers the progress of their child.

AUSCHWITZ VISIT 2015

Congratulations to Eryn Lawrie and Justin Hogg who have been chosen to represent the school at the 2015 Lessons from Auschwitz (LfA) Project.   Eryn and Justin will attend an Orientation Seminar on 25th October in Glasgow where they will meet with fellow participants from around Scotland.   They will have the remarkable opportunity to meet with a Holocaust Survivor and to hear their incredible experience of survival against all odds at the hands of the Nazi’s.   Eryn and Justin will travel to Poland on 28th October to tour the authentic site of Auschwitz-Birkenau to develop their knowledge of the events and witness the atrocities of the Holocaust.   On their return, Eryn and Justin will become Ambassadors for the LfA Project by completing a project of their choice aimed at disseminating in their school and community, the lessons they have learned from the experience.   Eryn and Justin are sure to be excellent ambassadors for Braidhurst High School.   Justin commented “It is a great privilege and honour to have been given this once in a lifetime opportunity to take part in the event and to represent my school”.   Eryn added “The visit is an excellent opportunity to explore my History studies further and to gain first-hand experience of a historical event which should never be forgotten”.   We with them both well as they start their journey of learning and exploration.

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GIRLS FOOTBALL

The Braidhurst girl’s football team have a busy few weeks ahead of them with competitive games and festivals.

 

A group of S1-S3 girls from Braidhurst High School have been invited to participate in a 7 aside football festival at Fir Park Stadium, Motherwell.   Following this the girls will be given complimentary tickets to watch and show their support to the Scotland Women’s National Team as they take on Belarus in their second UEFA Euro qualifier of the campaign.   The event will take place on Friday 23rd October 2015 with the festival starting at 2.40 pm and the SWNT match kicking off at 7.45 pm.

 

The following week Braidhurst will be hosting a 7 aside festival where 5 other local North Lanarkshire schools will bring their girls teams to compete in the tournament.

 

Good luck to all the girls representing the school girls’ team over the coming weeks.

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