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.
Can all those on work experience please remember to take a picture of yourself at work and post it onto Mr Conaghan at CConaghan@cardinalnewman.n-lanark.sch.uk
Congratulations to all our young people embarking on this year’s work experience
Please see information on careers page for uploading work experience pictures.
Please post to; CConaghan@cardinalnewman.n-lanark.sch
Thank you to all the staff who came along to the prom on Friday night. It was once again a fabulous night with everyone appearing to have had a great time. More photos to follow.
Well done to all the girls who successfully climbed Ben Nevis on Saturday raising money for St Andrew’s Hospice. If you haven’t had a chance to donate yet the link is on Twitter and included below.
Fanatastic effort Mrs Maxton, Anna, Astrid, Amy C, Amy E, Megan, Niamh and Rachel.
The just giving page can be found here:
https://www.justgiving.com/teams/cardibennevis
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.
The Primary 7 pupils had a great time at their disco in the school last night and many new friendships were made. We look forward to seeing the pupils in August for their next new adventure.
Please note that DTp and Men W for S3 pupils, S4 – S6 catch-ups and S1 – S2 (girls only) HPV catch-ups will take place in the Theatre on Friday 3 June, 2016 throughout the day.
There will be a couple of useful lectures taking place at the University of Stirling for students in Scotland, who wish to pursue a career in medicine. Please could you kindly forward this information on to students, parents and careers advisors. The conferences and lectures are suitable for students in years 10-12 and we also encourage parents to attend if they wish because there is a lot of valuable information for them too such as funding and maintenance costs.
There are also fully funded spaces for teachers and students from disadvantaged backgrounds. If you are interested in applying for these please give us a call on 07454704204.
I have also listed the lectures below.
If students are interested in securing a place they can do so here:
Making it into Medicine (MIIM) £69.00 Saturday 11th June 9am – 1pm – [ http://www.medicmentor.org/making-it-into-medicine.html ]http://www.medicmentor.org/making-it-into-medicine.html
• This lecture provides students and parents with a comprehensive overview of the UCAS application process.
• This includes, medical school and training pathways, an introduction to interviews and personal statements, alternative routes into medicine, organising work experience, CV building, funding a medical degree, clearing and UCAS Extra.
• Suitable for S4+
Thanks to all the presenters, pupils and parents who attended last nights employability event. A very worthwhile and informative evening with ‘Employment Stands’ from a whole variety of companies.
Thursday 31 March – 3pm and 7pm – Employability Drop-In.
Today we have an amazing opportunity for parents and pupils to speak to major employers about careers and skills development. This joint venture with Bellshill Academy is an excellent way for our S2 and S3 to investigate and plan for their futures.
Click the link below to find out just some of the employers attending.
Congratulations to the senior girls netball team who just beat the teachers 13-12 last night in a hard fought but enjoyable game. This photo shows the pupils plotting ways to stop Mrs McGhee from scoring.
Cardinal Newman High School, Bellshill, North Lanarkshire Council