An analysis of the S1 report cards revealed twenty S1 pupils who had achieved the top ratings for homework, behavior and effort. The pupils were awarded with a Head Teacher’s Badge and made there own ‘Super Star’ posters which will be displayed in the red social area.
Well Done
This fabulous cake was made by some of our talented S1 girls at the local Focus Youth Project. Well done Ebony Jay Fraser, Kayley Cummings and Carla Crombie.
We are extremely excited to announce that the planned upgrade to the school will be beginning in just 7 days time! Elected members and officers of North Lanarkshire Council will be visiting the school next Thursday 09/02/2017 to commemorate this fantastic event.
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Well done to Sean Curran S4 who has won the 2 Monthly Sweep twice in a row at Bellshill Golf Club. Sean won the competition in July and September – keep up the good work.
This 
is a picture of our senior volunteers receiving their Saltire Awards for volunteering at Summer School as Youth Leaders.
The senior pupils gave up their own time to come and act as youth leaders to our new S1 pupils who attended the week long summer school. The Seniors helped run activities such as team games, sports, arts and crafts, cooking and attended Fordell Firs out door centre where they encouraged the younger pupils to try new activities such as climbing, archery, 3g King swing and an adventure course. The volunteers developed skills in youth work and leadership throughout the week.
A great time was had by all and the week would not have been possible without the senior volunteers.
S1 singing star Ailey McNicol has, firstly – successfully achieved a coveted place in the “Soundsational Community Choir” and secondly – is appearing at the Glasgow Concert Hall this Saturday. Well done Ailey – what an achievement and good luck at the weekend.
Well done to Michael McG
raw in our S5 who won 2 medals at the recent Scottish Championship Tai Kwon Do competition in Ravenscraig Regional Sports facility. The Gold was for winning 5 out of 5 solo fights and the Silver as part of a tag team winning 4 out of 5. Excellent achievement.
Twelve of our talented pupils were swimming in a competition in Sheffield at the weekend. The CNHS contingency won a total of 30 medals – well done. The pupils also had the opportunity to swim with, and get advice from, Olympic medalist Ross Murdoch.
In June, Rianne Downey (S6) was selected from thousands of applicants and awarded the James McAvoy scholarship for the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow. She will attend placements as part of this and classes every Sunday over the course of the next year. Rianne intends to make a formal application to the Royal Conservatoire at the end of S6.
Well done Rianne.
Parent’s and visitors were treated to a ‘Creative Showcase’ of pupil work before the Prizegiving Cermony last night. Some of the very impressive displays are featured here.
Last night we had a full house of parents, pupils and staff coming together to celebrate the success of our students from S1 to S3. Parent’s and visitors were treated to a show of pupil work in the ‘Creative Showcase’, before a Mass and prizegiving ceremony.
The photos featured here are S1, S2 and S3 Outstanding Achievement Winners.
Congratulations to First Year pupil, Keeley Higgins, for winning First Overall in the Zodiak Floor and Vault Competition which took place in Dunfermline Sports Centre.
Keeley came first place in the 12+ Intermediate competition. Keeley trains six hours per week in St Andrew’s High School, Coatbridge with her club – The Scottish Tumblers Gymnastics club. She has been a member for seven years.
Keeley is now looking forward to her next competition which takes place in Bell’s Sports Centre, Perth, in September.
We all wish her every success in the future.
The Pupil Council has recently been involved in initial discussions of the vision and values of the school. What is most clear already is that pupil involvement is key if they are to have ownership of the values of their school. To this end, over the next two months the Pupil Council will ensure ALL pupils have the opportunity to shape these values through a series of group tasks in Homeroom. Parents and staff will also be invited to participate. As a school community, we look forward to undertaking this important task and to relaunching our revised vision and values in due course.
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