On Wednesday the S1 After School Group gave an informative interactive talk on the dangers of smoking and E-cigarettes. The pupils delivered their presentation with confidence and should be very proud of themselves.

The group have also completed the ‘Skill’ section which was on singing and music techniques and are currently working towards the ‘Service’ section.
Well done to group members- Paul McGuinness, Caitlin McInally, Callan Hay, Tommy Boylan, Emily Murray, Jack Moxen and Jack Meechan.

The last day for handing in monies for hoodies is next Friday, 3rd March. The yearbook team need the money up front before they can process the order. Can you make sure you give your total to the House Captains who are dealing with this before 3pm on the 3rd March!!!

Each total varies from £18- £21 depending on the specification of text.

A Huge thank you goes out to all our visitors and senior pupils’ involved in the CNHS@Work event where the whole S3 cohort got to speak to a whole range of employers, occupations, entrepreneurs and senior pupils balancing school work and part-time work.

The main focus of the event was to engage pupils with a range of occupations and career pathways, remembering that whilst only at the school for a short time they will be in the labour market for about 50 years!!

We would like to send a huge thank you to all our local business links and attendees including;

William Grant and Sons, Engineering            ELCAT Primary support

Educational Psychologist                                            RAF

Routes to work                                                           GCU

Mr McLintock Financial Adviser                               HMRC

Strathclyde Police                                                       Duty Manager Sir Matt Busby Centre

Jonathan Coutts Modern apprentice, engineering – Warburton’s

Gail Allister and Stephen Hutchieson, Warehouse and Trunking manager – Warburton’s

ID Systems Uk – Commercial Manager and – Estimator/Electrical

Tesco Bellshill                                                             Librarian – Motherwell Library

General Manager – Alona Hotel                                 DHL, logistics

Strathclyde fire and Rescue Services                         North Lanarkshire Working

Routes to Work                                                           Lloyds banking Group

Pictures below.                                                Click to enlarge

@Work Careers event today!!

we have 30 tables filled with local employers, educational psychologists, teachers, engineers, librarians, mechanics, hotel managers and entrepreneurs all coming along to inspire our S3 pupils this afternoon.

From 1.30 till 2.45pm

Pictures to follow!!

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Only 3 days until our upgrade begins! Which will include an amazing upgrade to our PE and Music departments with the instalation of a modern dance studio!!

Bring it on!

Calling all parents/guardians. We are organising a careers event for our S3 cohort and would love for you to get involved.
Come along to the @work event and discuss with our S3 pupils what it is like to be at work, roles, responsibilities, work ethic etc. So please phone and book a space or email Mr Conaghan at;
CConaghan@cardinalnewman.n-lanark.sch.uk

Please remember to drive slowly in and around the school grounds.  We have a number of traffic calming measures in place to try to keep everyone concerned safe, please adhere to them.  The roundabouts at the bottom of the drive can be very busy at times so be careful, the safety of our pupils, parents and those passing by is important to us.

Last night staff and pupils attended Mother Civic Centre for the Battle of The Bands event.  It was a fantastic evening with talent on show from nine schools in North Lanarkshire.  Our entry – Ultra Violet – did us proud gaining second place.  Well done to our band members Stefanie Boyle, Rainne Downey, Nicole Smith, Jody Mullen, Dougie Steadman and Marje Batucan.  A big thank you also to our music department and especially Mr McLaughlin for all his hard work.

Well done to all our St Andrew’s Hospice Ambassadors for raising £457 today with a Christmas Jumper dress down day.  The event was their first fundraising venture since assuming this important role – fabulous achievement.

Well done to everyone who ran the Glasgow Santa Dash yesterday in aid of Beatson Cancer Care.  Six staff and twenty-one pupils met at 8.30 am and dedicated their Sunday to this amazing cause.  The CNHS runners entertained the crowd on their way round by singing Christmas Carols and even took requests – confidence and commitment.

These events are open to all pupils so – why not get involved?

On Friday Dec 16 we will be having a Christmas Jumper Day in aid of St Andrew’s Hospice.  All pupils wishing to participate in this worthwhile cause should bring a £1 contribution.  Our St Andrew’s Ambassadors will collect the money period 1.

Pupil: £1       Family: £2      Staff: £3

Don’t want to wear a jumper?

Why not come in a Christmas themed item instead? (t-shirt, hat or wearing tinsel).

Anyone who does not wish to get involved must attend in full school uniform.