The Parent Counil AGM is being held in the JHNS at 7pm on September 11. The PC is a great way to help our school on the road to further success. New members are always welcome, and as this year is the schools 40th anniversary it will be a great time to get involved.
Thank you to everyone who donated money to the Spina Bifida zip-slide event today. An exciting and new way for us to raise money – nearly £600 for a worthy cause.
The Guidance Team are organising a trip to the Higher Education Fayre set up by UCAS on Sept 14 – 9 am to 11 am..
UCAS exhibitions are a unique opportunity for students – and anyone supporting them – to explore the wide range of opportunities available after school or college, all in one setting. Whether they’re interested in applying to uni or looking at alternative options, they’re sure to find something that appeals to them!
There are 60 places on offer – contact your guidance teacher.
S1. Assemble in the red social area where Mrs Murray and your guides will meet you for registration before setting off to the theatre for a welcome presentation.
S2 – S4. Follow your timetable issued in June, replacement timetables can be picked up from the office throughout the day (Don’t all go at once)
S5 – S6. New timetables can be picked up from the office throughout the day. Attend the classes on your timetable unless you have already completed a re-coursing interview. Sign up appointment sheets are available for S5 with Mrs McDade and S6 with Mrs McGhee.
S6 – Period 6 assembly in the theatre with Mrs McGhee.
Congratulations to all our pupils’ on results day.
If you want to change your option choices for this year due to your achievements so far, come into school tomorrow (Wednesday Aug 8) between 10 am and 12.30 and meet with staff who will be on hand to advise you. Sign up at reception.
On Saturday 17th June a group of young people who attend an after school group with Bellshill Youthwork – Community Learning and Development team – took part in the Mini Mudder obstacle course at Drumlanrig Castle in Dumfriesshire. Mini mudder is a 1 mile run where young people tackle various muddy and wet obstacles and challenges and get round the course by working as part of a team. The group consisted of 1st year pupils from both Bellshill Academy and Cardinal Newman HS and they are aiming to complete a North Lanarkshire Challenge Award.
CNHS and Bellshill Youthwork Team are extremely proud of everyone in the group, their attitude and belief in themselves in tackling this course,not just as an individual but as part of a team, was outstanding. They worked well together, listened to instructions, took part and helped each other around the course and most of all they had an amazing amount of fun. It is great to see the pupils from two schools bond together on the day, make new friends and face difficult challenges together.
Other photos can be viewed in the facebook page – Bellshill Youthwork.
Some of our proud parents have been posting tweets of photographs from Tuesday’s BGE Award Ceremony. Follow the school twitter on @CN_HS for news, information and photographs from all our exciting events.
Mr Smith (Science Dept) would like to thank everyone for their support in his 1st Tough Mudder. Eleven muddy obstacle laden miles later he has raised raised £560 for Alzheimer’s Society. Well done.
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