Category: S1

S1 Interdisciplinary Event

PICNIC IN THE PARK 2019

This Friday the 4th of October sees all of our S1 pupils head to Drumpelier Country Park to participate in our annual interdisciplinary event Picnic in the Park.

  • ALL EV5 PERMISSION SLIPS NEED TO BE RETURNED TO THE PE DEPT TO ATTEND
  • PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR WET WEATHER
  • PLEASE ENSURE SUITABLE FOOTWEAR IS WORN FOR COUNTRY PARK TERRAIN
  • PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR CLASSES IN SCHOOL IN THE AFTERNOON
  • WE WILL BE RETURNING DURING LUNCHTIME SO A PACKED LUNCH AND ADDITIONAL WATER IS ADVISED

Pupils have been working in PE lessons to develop their cardio respiratory endurance, navigate between controls on a map and judge their running pace between controls. In Health and Food Technology the S1’s have been learning how to fuel their bodies before sport and replenish energy stores after the competition. Each pupil has prepared food for themselves to eat before and after the event. In Geography, the pupils have been learning how to read a map and use the features of the map to get to the controls in the safest and fastest route.

All of our S1’s are excited to compete in one of our 3 challenging courses. Photos will be published after the event. However, you can follow some of the action on the day via the PE Dept twitter feed at @chrystonpe

 

S1 Welcome Evening

There is a welcome evening for S1 parents, families and children on Thursday 3 October  from 6.30pm until 8.30pm.  Parents will be able to visit classrooms with their children and speak to teachers and pupils about what their children have been learning.  Pupils representing the various clubs and committees in the school will be in the social area.  We look forward to welcoming you to Chryston High School.

Please see S1 Welcome Evening 2019 for more information and S1 Dates for your Diary.

S1 Christmas Party

Our annual S1 Christmas Party is a highlight of the school year with all of our S1 pupils already practising their Scottish Country Dance steps in their PE lessons!

The party takes place in our festively decorated school assembly hall on Monday the 10th of December from 7pm – 9.30pm. Tickets are free to all S1 pupils and are available now from the PE department.

As well as the traditional Scottish Country dances there will be a disco, party games, snacks and possibly even a special visitor…

Don’t miss out on this fantastic evening! Please get your party outfit and dancing shoes on and join us.

 

S1 Parents’ Welcome Evening

There is a welcome evening for S1 parents on Thursday 8 November from 6.30pm until 8.30pm.  Parents will be able to visit classrooms with their children and speak to teachers and pupils about what their children have been learning.  Pupils representing the various clubs and committees in the school will be in the social area.  We look forward to welcoming you to Chryston High School.

S1 Letters to Parents Oct 2018

S1 Interdisciplinary Event

PICNIC IN THE PARK 2018

This Friday 28th of September sees all of our S1 pupils head to Drumpelier Country Park to participate in our annual interdisciplinary event Picnic in the Park.

  • ALL EV5 PERMISSION SLIPS NEED TO BE RETURNED TO THE PE DEPT TO ATTEND
  • PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR WET WEATHER
  • PLEASE ENSURE SUITABLE FOOTWEAR IS WORN FOR COUNTRY PARK TERRAIN
  • PLEASE COME PREPARED FOR CLASSES IN SCHOOL IN THE AFTERNOON
  • WE WILL BE RETURNING DURING LUNCHTIME SO A PACKED LUNCH AND ADDITIONAL WATER IS ADVISED

Pupils have been working in PE lessons to develop their cardio respiratory endurance, navigate between controls on a map and judge their running pace between controls. In Home Economics the S1’s have been learning how to fuel their bodies  before sport and replenish energy stores after the competition. Each pupil has prepared food for themselves to eat before and after the event. In Geography, the pupils have been learning how to read a map and use the features of the map to get to the controls in the safest and fastest route.

All of our S1’s are excited to compete in one of our 3 challenging courses. Photos will be published after the event. However, you can follow some of the action on the day via the PE Dept twitter feed at @chrystonpe

 

Cheesy Talks with the Teachers

We asked Mr McAlpine some cheesy questions.

Cheesy Question: What football team do you support?

Cheesy Answer: Rangers Football Club.

Cheesy Question: What’s your favourite food?

Cheesy Answer: Pizza

Cheesy Question: What’s your favourite colour?

Cheesy Answer: Blue

Cheesy Question: What’s your dream car?

Cheesy Answer: A Range Rover Sport

Cheesy Question: What did you want to be when you were growing up?

Cheesy Answer: A footballer

Cheesy Question: Out of 10 how much do you like teaching at Chryston High?

Cheesy Answer: 9/10

Cheesy Talk with the Teachers

And now for the wonderful Dr. Malcolm

Cheesy Question:

What’s your favourite colour?

Cheesy Answer:
My favourite colour is pink.

Cheesy Question:

What’s your favourite food?

Cheesy Answer:

Mince and potatoes.

Cheesy Question:

What scares you?

Cheesy Answer:

Being underground in mines like the one I went to in Germany.

Cheesy Question:

What would you be doing if you weren’t teaching?

Cheesy Answer:

If I hadn’t gone into teaching I would be doing something with art.

Cheesy Question:

What are your hobbies?

Cheesy Answer:

My hobbies outside of school are skiing, book club and walking.

Cheesy Question:

What would you teach if you weren’t teaching languages?

Cheesy Answer:

If I wasn’t teaching German and Spanish I would be teaching art.

Reporters: Hannah McIntyre and Precious Reid

Thank you for reading our article for this week we hope you enjoyed reading this. Tune in next week when we interview more teachers and learn a bit more about them.

#WeAreChrystonHighSchool

Cheesy Talks with the Teachers

So for this week’s instalment, we have the lovely Miss Bateman.

Cheesy Question:

What would you be if you weren’t a teacher?

Cheesy Answer:

I would not be anything else if I was not a teacher.

Cheesy Question:

What’s your favourite food?

Cheesy Answer:

Haribos.

Cheesy Question:

Do you love you job?

Cheesy Answer:

I absolutely love my job. I love the identity of the school and our values. Everybody feels included here.

Cheesy Question:

What’s your favourite colour?

Cheesy Answer:

Green.

Cheesy Question:

What scares you?

Cheesy Answer:

Creepy dolls

Cheesy Question:

What would you teach if you didn’t teach English?

Cheesy Answer:

I would teach history.

#WeAreChrystonHighSchool

Reporter: Frankie Forrester

Cheesy Talks with the Teachers

Welcome back  to Cheesy Talks with the Teachers.  This week we’ve been busy interviewing Mrs Harvey, Miss Bateman and Dr Malcolm.

First up Mrs Harvey who is a a Pupil Support and Chemistry teacher.

Cheesy Question:   What job would you be in if you weren’t a teacher?

Cheesy Answer:      If I was in any other job I would probably be a waitress or a bar tender.

Cheesy Question:   What scares you?

Cheesy Answer:      I am very scared of spiders.

Cheesy Question: What subject would you teach if you weren’t teaching chemistry?

Cheesy Answer:      If I had to teach any other subject it would be maths or art”

Cheesy Question:   Do you like your job?

Cheesy Answer:      Oh great I love my job –  meeting new faces and the fact that no two days are the same.

Reporters: Hannah McIntyre and Precious Reid