Computing Materials for week beginning Tuesday 26/05/2020
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are now available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials.
The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
Computing Materials for week beginning Monday 18/05/2020
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are now available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials.
The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
Computing Materials for week beginning Monday 12/05/2020
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are now available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials.
The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
Computing Materials for week beginning Monday 04/05/2020
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are now available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials.
The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
Computing Materials for week beginning Monday 20/04/2020
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials.
The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
Computing Materials
Materials to study and work through for all Computing classes are available on the Computing department web page.
Click here to see all the materials. The web page is password protected but uses the same password as the Maths department.
S6 Auschwitz Video- October 2018 in Krakow, Poland.
Pupils and staff had a humbling but enjoyable experience.
Glasgow Science Centre
Sunday 7th October, 10:30am-4pm
Monday 8th October, 9am-3pm
Investing in the future of our young people.
This autumn the Daily Record are bringing the nation’s top employers under one roof at the Scottish Apprenticeship Show. This is the chance for our young people to get questions answered and to get tips on how to get ahead in their career.
North Lanarkshire Council’s Foundation & Modern Apprenticeship Teams will be present to discuss the opportunities which we have for young people across our authority.
This event is aimed at pupils in S4 and above, it is a free non-ticketed event.
Pupils can attend this event on the Sunday with their parents if they wish.
This video is of our lovely S6 pupils who graduated from Cardinal Newman High School, Bellshill, UK in June 2018
Further sources of information:
Cardinal Newman High School twitter
Help your child get a head start in their career
Foundation Apprenticeships are changing the way young people learn.
Lasting for two years, they are available to pupils moving into fifth year and are taken alongside their other school subjects like National 5s or Highers as one of their subject choices.
Young people working towards a Foundation Apprenticeship gain knowledge, skills and hands-on industry experience at college and with a local employer. It is an industry-recognised qualification set at SCQF level 6 – the same level of learning as a Higher.
Why should your child choose a Foundation Apprenticeship?
Foundation Apprenticeships are a great way for young people to broaden their options and get a taste of their potential career before they’ve left school. With a Foundation Apprenticeship, when your child leaves school they will have developed the knowledge, skills and experience to:
Foundation Apprenticeships 2018/2020
Since they were first launched in 2014 Foundation Apprenticeships have been specifically developed in close consultation with employers to address skills gaps in key growth sectors. This means that your child would enter a career pathway where there is a real future. In 2018/2019 Foundation Apprenticeships will be delivered in the following industry areas:
Your child will already be thinking about what subjects they want to study next year. If you think a Foundation Apprenticeship might help them to get a head start in their career please encourage them to speak to their guidance teacher, Mr Conaghan or Mrs McDade.
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