The Condorrat entrance (back gate) remains closed, Athelstane and Scott Drive footpaths are open and clear. The Athelstane drop off point is closed to cars and the road gates are closed.
The access road to school is clear and the main carpark has been cleared of snow.
The playground is still full of snow and we would encourage pupils to stay indoors today.
We expect school transport to run as normal.
NLC plan to open all schools on Monday 5th of March but please keep an eye on NLC social media and website for latest info.
Should there be any disruption to local contracted school transport in the morning we will endeavour to contact you via text.
There is a link below for a range of educational resources below. Pupils getting ready for SQA exams should be preparing for any assignment work and looking over SQA papers, available on the link below.
There are also additional resources on department webpages, posts on twitter and programs such as GLOW, Scholar, Edmodo and One Note.
Please note all NLC schools will remain closed on Friday due to the adverse weather conditions. Further updates as we receive information.
There is a link below for a range of educational resources below. Pupils getting ready for SQA exams should be preparing for any assignment work and looking over SQA papers, available on the link below.
Please note all NLC schools will be closed Thursday 1st of March. Updates will be posted when we receive any updated information.
Click on the link below to access Education Scotland’s recent inspection report for Greenfaulds High School
Please note all NLC schools closed today. Further updates regarding tomorrow when information available. Information also available on NLC website.
CUPID STRIKES EARLY AT GREENFAULDS HIGH SCHOOL!
This Valentine’s Day came early for the staff and pupils of Greenfaulds High school. Four of the school’s Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award group organised the sale of roses, messages and chocolates that were delivered during period 1 on Friday 9th February to the unsuspecting recipients around the school! The team of S4 pupils (Jack Guild, Tara McGinley, Erika Anderson and Teigan Burns) managed to raise £120 for their efforts that they then chose to donate to Redburn School.
GEOBUS
On Wednesday 14th March, GeoBus will be coming into the school to work with a range of year groups on different Geographical themes.
SAPHIR WORKSHOP
A number of pupils recently took part in an employability workshop. The workshop looked at the following: Skills identification and evidencing skills, the perfect CV and how to draw attention to yourself, typical modern interview questions, handling rejection, S1 job statistics, and a mock assessment observed exercise. A very worthwhile exercise for our workforce of tomorow.
SCHOOL CLUBS
Departments and staff within Greenfaulds High School offer a range of school clubs throughout the year to challenge and inspire our pupils. With many practical, recreational and educational clubs taking place there is sure to be something that will interest all of our pupils. Pupils should look out for details of new clubs posted around the school. PLEASE SEE THE WEEKLY ACTIVITIES TAB ON THE SIDEBAR OF THE SCHOOL WEBSITE @ http://www.greenfaulds.n-lanark.sch.uk/
The roses, messages and chocolates awaiting delivery.
This Valentine’s Day came early for the staff and pupils of Greenfaulds High school. Four of the school’s Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award group organised the sale of roses, messages and chocolates that were delivered during period 1 on Friday 9th February to the unsuspecting recipients around the school! The team of S4 pupils (Jack Guild, Tara McGinley, Erika Anderson and Teigan Burns) managed to raise £120 for their efforts that they then chose to donate to Redburn School.
Teigan Burns, Tara McGinley, Erika Anderson and Jack Guild presenting the cheque to the pupils at Redburn School.
Martin Burns, Depute Head Teacher at Redburn said “We are delighted to receive this latest donation from the pupils of Greenfaulds High School. The recent fundraising efforts of the school have been remarkable and the money will be put to good use to help develop our outdoor learning environment. The development of our recent partnership is providing great benefits to pupils of both schools and we look forward to working together more closely over the coming weeks and months.”
