These photographs were taken of our “Outstanding Learners of The Year” at the 1 +2 Modern Languages award ceremony in the Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie. Well done to all involved.




These photographs were taken of our “Outstanding Learners of The Year” at the 1 +2 Modern Languages award ceremony in the Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie. Well done to all involved.




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.



52 “Cardy Crusaders” ran The Race for Life 5K y
esterday 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. @raceforlife
Two fabulous S3 girls finished the race in 25 minutes just behind our fastest teacher, Mrs Ferguson, who completed the 5K in 24 minutes.







Click the link below to find out about exciting opportunities in the Hotelier business.
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M: 07393141205
www.Macdonaldhotels.co.uk
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Last night saw the final meeting of the Parent Voice Group for this term, we finished with great ideas and enthusiasm for what the new year will bring. Thanks to all who attended.
Click on the links below to read the latest updates from our Parent Voice Group.

“Please click the link below to read the latest issue of New College Lanarkshire’s Schools/College Partnership Newsletter. They hope this will highlight the impact the college is having on the young people of Lanarkshire and prove to be both interesting and informative.”
Exam Leave for S4-6 pupils with exams, begins on Monday 30th April and ends on Friday 1 June.
The S5 and S6 timetable will begin on Monday 4th June.
During exam leave pupils are welcome to come into school to seek advice from teachers in preparation for the exams.
Please not that when attending for exams pupils are expected to wear full school uniform.
All S5/6 Pupils will have free access to all NL Leisure Gyms, Fitness Classes & Pools during Study Leave.
Collect your registration form from the school office.
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.

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


Due to a number of changes recently within our Pupil Support Team – here is a wee reminder of the staff and their houses.


Why is parental engagement important?
“Parents and families are the most important and influential people in children and young people’s lives, and are central to achieving our aims of raising attainment for all and closing the attainment gap. We will support all schools to further improve parental engagement and develop family learning programmes that support children’s progress and achievement’.
Delivering Excellence and Equality in Scottish Education –
A Delivery Plan for Scotland Scottish Government June 2016