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Category Archives: Successful Learner
Scholar
SCHOLAR’s upcoming Online Sessions are:
| AH Modern Languages | Monday, 19 Mar @ 6:00 pm |
| AH Chemistry | Tuesday, 20 Mar @ 6:00 pm |
| Higher Human Biology | Wednesday, 21 Mar @ 6:00 pm |
| Higher Maths | Thursday, 22 Mar @ 6:00 pm |
Join a session by following this link: http://heriot-watt.adobeconnect.com/scholarhomework and enter as a guest.
Senior Phase Opportunity
Exciting apprenticeship opportunity in the role of Customer Service Advisor in Hamilton is now open for applications at HSBC.
This programme will begin in October 2018.
Working as a Customer Service Advisor you will answer calls from our customers and take the hassle out of banking for them. Our customers call us for all sorts of reasons and tell us they want their requests dealing with speed, certainty and empathy, so these are key skills we look for. It could be anything from helping them pay everyday bills to saving for something special. Taking a genuine interest by building rapport and asking open questions is what our customers look for.
This is a full time role. Banking and Contact Centre experience are not essential. What we’re really interested in is a genuine passion for going above-and-beyond for our customers. Everything else we can teach you!
As An Apprentice with HSBC:
· You will work towards and complete a nationally recognised vocational qualification in Providing Financial Service (equivalent to NVQ Level 3)
· You will achieve a Certificate in Retail Banking Conduct of Business (CertRBCB)
· You will gain satisfaction and self-confidence from knowing your capabilities have been successful assessed against an established national framework
· The professional qualifications behind the Apprenticeship Programme and the experience through the Customer Services role will provide you with a great opportunity to progress your career with us and explore development opportunities that are available to you.
For more information see Mrs McGhee
Senior Phase Awards Ceremony
The Senior Phase Awards ceremony took place on 19th September 2017 and is a wonderful celebration of all that is good at CNHS. Faith, inspiration, opportunities and hard work!
Well done all.
Engineering the Future for Girls
Please read below to discover all about this exciting opportunity.
The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Strathclyde’s newly-launched 1 week Summer School for S3 girls (entering S4 in June):
Engineering the Future for Girls is being delivered in collaboration with BP and BAM Nuttall and is designed to engage girls in a wide range of engineering challenges that will inspire them to become the next generation of engineers. The summer school is fully-funded by BP and BAM Nuttall and all student costs, including travel, will be covered. Strathclyde will accept applications from girls with any range of subject choices at National 5.
The summer school is non-residential and therefore pupils should be able to make their way each day to the University of Strathclyde campus in the heart of Glasgow City Centre. Teachers are not required to accompany pupils during the week. For the pupils’ convenience, we have arranged for Mentors to accompany pupils from and to Queen Street train station, Glasgow Central train station and Buchanan Bus Station at the start and end of each day.
Pupils should apply at http://www.strath.ac.uk/engineering/outreach/engineeringthefutureforgirls ]http://www.strath.ac.uk/engineering/outreach/engineeringthefutureforgirls using the online application form. The deadline for applications is 10 March 2017. A confirmation email is sent upon receipt of application. The selection panel will meet in late March/early April to review the applications received and all applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application by 7 April 2017.
If you would like any further information on the Summer School then please email: engineeringthefutureforgirls@strath.ac.uk
Celebrating Success
In a recent talent show organised by AmyJay Lowe and Jack Docherty the girls pictured here showed off amazing talents to come 1st to 3rd. Nicole Canavan is an expert at tricks while spinning a basketball, Briony sings and plays the piano,and, Holly Henderson is also a wonderful singer. Well done girls – talent and confidence.
Busy Bees
After a successful trip to the Arts and Crafts exhibition in the SECC earlier in the month, the S1 members of the group used skills they had learned to make ‘Decopatch’ Easter boxes which were then filled with chocolate eggs. The boxes were displayed in the library and attracted a lot of attention and positive comments. 
Senior Phase Pathways
Our S3 pupils will be making their choices for subjects to study in S4. Please click onto the link below for our Senior Phase Pathways booklet for information on subjects available.
S1 Science
S1 Science pupils confidently presented their research findings on whether there could be life on other planets – well done to all groups. Their presentations were peer marked and the results will be shared with feedback during the next lesson.
