Kilsyth Academy News – 10/06/16

Kilsyth Academy participated in the North Lanarkshire Athletics Championships at Wishaw, over the last two weeks. The team won nine medals over the course of the two days of competition. This included a very impressive performance from the S3 Boys 4×100 metres relay squad, who picked up the silver medal in a very close finish. In addition to this, two of our pupils, Jamie Stevenson and Rebecca Love from S3, were selected to represent North Lanarkshire in the Scottish Schools’ Inter Area Championships at Grangemouth, later in June.

 

Gold Medals

 Ross Quinn                            Senior Shot Putt

Jamie Stevenson                     S3 100 metres

 

Silver Medals

Rebecca Love                         S3 Long Jump

Eleanor Duncan                      S2 Discus

Jamie Stevenson                      S3 4x100m Relay

Jay Coyle

Jamie McCaughey

William Burke

 

Bronze medals

Aidan Belton                         S2 Hurdles

Lauryn MacNiven                    Senior High Jump

Scott McIntyre                       S3 Discus

Fraser Gallacher                     Senior Triple Jump

 

Some other notable performances were:

Scott Lilburn – 4th in 800m; Aidan Belton – 4th in Javelin; Ross Alexander – 4th in Javelin; Connor Robertson S1, who qualified for the 800 metres final and Lauryn Robertson who qualified for the Senior girls’ 200 metre final. Congratulations to all.

Holly McArthur represented Kilsyth Academy in the Scottish Schools Athletics. Holly won gold in the under-17 women’s pentathlon, with a total of 3713 points, smashing the under-17 women’s record that has stood for 45 years. This is a superb achievement and we are extremely proud of Holly, who is currently training with the Scotland squad, in Portugal.

The P7 children who will be transferring to Kilsyth Academy, in August, spent two days in the school, following S1 timetables and meeting a number of staff and senior pupils. There was a great deal of excitement and enthusiasm and we look forward to working with the youngsters, in the years ahead.

A number of our new S5/6 pupils visited New College Lanarkshire, in Motherwell, and enjoyed a variety of taster sessions for a range of courses that the college offers.

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