Scottish Apprenticeship Show

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.

Tree of Knowledge Mental Health & Wellbeing Survey

The Tree Of Knowledge Mental Health & Wellbeing Survey has opened via the link below.
We have previously issued details regarding the survey and many people were keen to participate.
The survey is anonymous and will take only 5 minutes to complete.
The link will be live until Friday 21st September.
Please complete the survey at your earliest convenience.

 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DDHLW5N

Please don’t hesitate to contact L Mutlow if you require any further assistance.

Free School Meals

As session 2018/19 begins, it is important to determine if your child is entitled to a Free School Meal and an application is made ASAP.

Forms available in the school and also here

If you require assistance please contact Mrs Mutlow.

Details on  entitlement and the application process can be found here:

 

Non-Uniform Day

Tomorrow – Friday June 21 is a non-uniform day.

Children should come appropriately dressed with no football colours or inappropriate slogans.  This venture will help boost our School Fund which is used to ensure that all our clubs and activities are free or subsidised as much as possible.

 

Social Subjects Trip

Yesterday the Social Subjects Department took a group of students on a trip on an open bus tour of Glasgow.  Geography, History, the changing face of Glasgow and many more topics were discussed.  The pupils had a wonderful time and enjoyed all the new experiences.

 

Race for Life

52 “Cardy Crusaders” ran The Race for Life 5K yesterday and raised over £1000.  Pupils should hand their sponsor money in to Mrs Maxton as soon as possible, and, parents and staff it’s not too late to hand in money for the charity collection.

Two fabulous S3 girls finished the race in 25 minutes just behind our fastest teacher, Mrs Ferguson, who completed the 5K in 24 minutes.

Cardinal Newman High School, Bellshill, North Lanarkshire Council

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