Some lovely news to share with the school community, Mrs Smith has given birth to a baby boy, weighing 8lbs 11.5. Mum, dad and baby are all very happy and healthy at home. We wish them best wishes from all in the school community. Written by Mr McGilp.
Alton Towers
Alton Towers Checklist: Pupils should arrive at the school no later than 3.45am in order to board assigned coaches Coaches will leave at 4am sharp It is pupils’ responsibility to check their name is on a bus list when in school All monies must be paid in full if this has not already been done Please wear casual, comfortable clothing and check the weather forecast – BE PREPARED! It looks as though it will be very warm but also possibly wet. Sunscreen and waterproofs are likely to be required We advise to bring a packed breakfast/lunch for the journey. There will be at least one toilet stop at a service station but food can be expensive and queues long. NB No fizzy drinks
Hospice Heroes Charity Football
Hospice Heroes Charity Football Poster Full Page
Miss Higgins
This week we welcome back Miss Higgins to the school to her role as Depute Head Teacher. Written by Mr McGilp.
Sports Persons’ Night
The Sports Persons’ night will yet again be postponed in June and rescheduled for hopefully Friday 24th August 2018 although we are still waiting on confirmation from one of the speakers. The date in June clashes with the Wishaw Wycombe Sports Person’s Night. Written by Mr McGilp.
Autism Awareness Month
Autism Awareness Month Support for Learning are recognising Autism Awareness month next week by having a few different activities taking place: All PSHE classes will have an Autism lesson to help raise awareness Support for Learning are hosting a coffee morning on Friday 27th April to both raise awareness and raise money for Scottish Autism society. Finally, all staff have been issued with 2 information sheets Top tips for helping Autistic students learn What you need to know about Autism Both sheets can be found on the Support for Learning Web Page There is also an opportunity to access to a free online module focusing on woman and girls with ASD. Information is given below: Woman and Girls Module This module aims to
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