FOOTBALL FESTIVAL

Ten lucky 1st year pupils from Braidhurst high school were invited to Stirling’s Institute of Sport to play in a School of Football Festival to celebrate UEFA Grassroots Day. The pupils enjoyed playing in a number of matches in the sunshine throughout the day. Onlookers were impressed with their technical skills, positive attitudes and impeccable behavior.

Outdoor Classroom

First year pupils enjoyed an active and thought-provoking two days with the Outdoor Classroom Project. The school’s technical and Physical Education departments created a series of challenges from bridge-building to orienteering to test and improve the problem-solving and decision-making skills of pupils. Groups showed excellent team work and determination to complete all of the tasks to the best of their abilities. The pupils will now aim to transfer the skills learned in all areas of the project as they progress into second year.

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Tinto Hill

A group of 35 S1 Braidhurst pupils took part in an organised ascent of Tinto Hill for the St. Andrew’s Hospice charity. All 35 managed to complete the difficult climb and enjoyed panoramic views and lunch at the top of the Cairn. The group were accompanied by Mr. McGuire and Mr. Hussain from the science department and classroom assistant Miss Sweeney. The weather conditions were excellent and the pupils thoroughly enjoyed their day out although there were some sore feet at the end!

Prom 2014

Around 140 pupils and staff are currently looking forward to this year’s Prom which will take place at the Popinjay Hotel on Thursday 5th June. Donations of £2000 have allowed the ticket price to be set at £15, for what is always the main highlight of the session for senior pupils.

Scottish Qualification Examinations

Scottish Qualification Examinations are just about complete with the pupils having obviously prepared thoroughly.   The conduct and attendance has been absolutely exemplary throughout the examination schedule.   Many pupils have continued to seek staff help in their final preparations, despite study leave having been granted.

School Show Update

School Show Ticket sales for the forthcoming production ‘The Wizard of Oz’ has been brisk. The cast has been working hard as they prepare for the main item in the school calendar. Tickets are available from Ms R Watson at the school and are priced £4 and £2.

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