We bring before the Lord those who have recently been baptised or confirmed – or who are about to be – that they may be true to themselves and may live their faith in a genuine and credible way.
Lord, in your mercy,
Hear our prayer.
Keep all our SQA candidates in your thoughts.
School Prayer
Lord, I thank you for bringing me to another day.
May I live it completely for You,
Through you,
With You and in you. Amen
Blessed John Henry Newman, Pray for Us.
A reminder for all current S2 pupils that there will be a short meeting in Mr Crawford’s room G3, at 1pm on Tuesday to create a team of pupils to work with other European schools to create an online eBook showcasing Scotland’s War Memorials.
The team will travel around Scotland’s cities documenting the different war memorials and similar teams will document the same in France, Germany and Holland and hopefully all pupils will meet in France in June 2017.
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.
O Lord, from whom all good things come:
grant to us your humble servants,
that by your gifts of the Holy Spirit
we may be inspired to act and proclaim your gospel as the apostles did on the day of Pentecost.
We ask this through Jesus Christ your Son. Amen.
School Prayer
Lord, I thank you for bringing me to another day.
May I live it completely for You,
Through you,
With You and in you. Amen
This week we have now reached a fabulous 38,704 pennies. We are almost at the half mile stage (42,240 pennies). Even with the upper school on study leave S1 – S3 have given generously once again. Thank you to everyone who has increased our total this week. Well done Everyone!
It is with great pleasure that we announce today the date and time of the next Spanish fiesta. It will be based on the celebation of Corpus Christi and the Holy Cross – and particularly in the Cruces de mayo, typical from Spain.
Moreover, this is a special fiesta since it is an occasion to remember our dear Canon Glackin, who, sadly, passed away recently. This fiesta has been organised as a tribute for his memory, given that he was always very gladly involved and committed to everything that could be a joyful and enriching experience for the children and young people of our learning comunity.
In honour of the new dance course and Columba’s P7’s display yesterday:
There was a wee house called Columba
Whose sports people were better at Rumba
Now it’s Strictly Come dancing
With some stylish prancing:
It’s ballroom and tap for Columba.
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.
Parents/carers of S1 pupils will shortly be receiving an invitation to the prestigious S1 Enterprise Coffee Shop Event.
Throughout the year S1 students have been working in Hospitality and Business IT developing their Enterprise skills. Pupils are now very excited to be planning their end of year Coffee Shop, where customers will sample a delightful range of hand crafted sandwiches, cakes and tray bakes in Snapdragon training restaurant.
Please look out for your invitation and complete the RSVP and return to Snapdragon Restaurant
The Pupil Council has recently been involved in initial discussions of the vision and values of the school. What is most clear already is that pupil involvement is key if they are to have ownership of the values of their school. To this end, over the next two months the Pupil Council will ensure ALL pupils have the opportunity to shape these values through a series of group tasks in Homeroom. Parents and staff will also be invited to participate. As a school community, we look forward to undertaking this important task and to relaunching our revised vision and values in due course.
Cardinal Newman High School, Bellshill, North Lanarkshire Council