Well done to all the pupils who took part in the North Lanarkshire Schools Music Groups’ Spring Concert at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on 31st March, including six of our Calderhead pupils, five of whom are seen here heading off to the final rehearsal.
Calderhead High School S3 pupils, Alannah, Lauren and Yasmin, will represent the school in the finals of the North Lanarkshire public speaking competition, ‘Speak Up’, tomorrow afternoon. Good luck!
Easter School sessions in many subjects will be available for National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher pupils at Calderhead High School during the Easter holidays. See below for more information and the Easter School timetable.
Calderhead High School’s Higher French class recently enjoyed the multilingual debate at Heriot Watt University and all agreed that: “It was amazing!”
This is an annual event that showcases the interpreting skills of students at Heriot Watt and takes the form of a formal debate with two multilingual teams arguing for and against a motion of topical interest in a range of languages. Schools from all over Scotland participated in the debate by listening to the arguments, putting questions to the speakers in the languages represented and voting on the motion.
Pi Day is celebrated on 14th March around the world and Calderhead High School enjoyed some fun ‘pi’ activities.
Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — which is approximately 3.14159. The BBC produced a great guide to pi (t.co/wvwpvzl4vP).
Calderhead now has its very own Credit Union which will run in conjunction with Newmains Credit Union. All first and second years have been invited to open up a junior account and this will extend on to S3-S6 in the coming weeks. We have 5 senior pupils who have been trained by Newmains Credit Union and will run the school credit union every Tuesday at lunch time in the social area.
Well done to the young leaders from Calderhead High School who helped out at the Wishaw/Shotts tennis festival at Wishaw Sports Centre.
Well done to all the Calderhead High School pupils who recently took part in the North Lanarkshire Cross Country races.
The whole school participated in the recent World Book Day Quiz and competition between the classes was fierce! However, 5S2 won by a narrow margin and have been appointed this year’s World Book Day Quiz Champions. Congratulations!
Well done to the Calderhead S1/2 A and S3/4 table tennis teams who made it through to the table tennis finals when they played in the recent table tennis tournament at St Aidens High School. The finals will be held on the 24th June 2016.
