Robert Burns Day

To celebrate the life and work of Robert Burns, St Aidan’s High School’s librarian Miss McGough organised a ‘Shortbread and Poetry’ event with tea and coffee at interval for staff to enjoy. The celebration took place in the school’s library and staff from the English, Social Subjects and RE departments attended along with the Guidance staff and Mrs Connelly, the head teacher.

There was plenty of entertainment! S2 pupil, Lucy Graham recited Burns’ poem ‘To a Louse’ and S2 pupil Esther O’Hara gave a short presentation on Burns. To finish off the event S4 pupil Molly Burton sang a touching acapella rendition of ‘Ae Fond Kiss’.

Librarian Miss McGough commented on the event ‘The girls gave engaging and powerful performances and Molly’s rendition of ‘Ae Fond Kiss’ was beautiful. It’s important to celebrate the poetry of Robert Burns and keep the Scots language alive and celebrating his work is the way to do so.’

Snow Day January 17th 2018

From just over 1000 pupils to 295 in the space of a day. Today will consist of deserted hallways and classrooms, and no doubt even more of that brilliantly white snow. It’s just like we are all back in December of 2010, when most if not all schools were closed, some closed for a week. Even though pupils from different towns are snowed in and cannot make school, the pupils that are here are making most of the snow. When you walk out for break/lunch, you’ll find yourself ducking for cover from the snowballs zooming past your head.

Click the link to see a snowball fight.

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By Reece Larkins.

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