School Prayer
Please find before a copy of our school prayer. Members of our school community can say this daily with their families if they wish.
Please find before a copy of our school prayer. Members of our school community can say this daily with their families if they wish.
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On Saturday 7 March, 20 girls from S3-S6 attended the Scottish Women’s Convention, International Women’s Day event held at Scottish Parliament along with Ms Ruddy, Ms Stewart and Miss McCann. The theme for the day was ‘Women and Democracy’. The girls were given a ‘behind the scenes’ tour of the MSPs offices by MSP Sarah Boyack before heading into the chambers for the event. The girls thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to attend such a prestigious event and even managed to get a photo with the First Minister.
Congratulations to Lauren Dunsmore (1s3) who won the bronze medal in the Sweden G1 Taekwondo Championship, silver in the Manchester National Championship and gold in the International Championship. She now gets to train with team GB!
What an amazing achievement!!!
Well done to this young champ in 1s2! Kieran Carr won the gold medal at the Western District Championships and silver at the National Boxing Championships. He now travels on to the British Championships in Manchester to see what he can do! Do we have the next Tyson Fury on our hands?
On the 4 March 19 pupils from S4-6 attended a DYW careers event at the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre. It was a great opportunity for pupils who are interested in the Construction and Engineering sector to talk directly with large employers such as Cruden, Robertson Group and Scottish Water. There was a short presentation followed by two apprentices talking about their career journey. This was a highly valuable experience and gave all pupils an insight to the skills, opportunities and possible career paths available.
42 S5 pupils spent the weekend at New Lanark Youth Hostel where they participated in subject tutorials for English, Mathematics, History, Modern Studies, Geography, Biology, Chemistry and Spanish in preparation for their SQA Higher exams. The pupils all agreed it was a fabulous opportunity for revision. Thanks to the staff who gave up their time and made the weekend possible.
On Friday 21st of February, all S2 pupils participated in a Subject Champions Event. This involved all pupils finding out information about each curricular area to help them when making their options choices. S6 Pupils brilliantly represented each department, preparing displays and practical activities showcasing the course content, employability skills and future career paths linked to each subject. They were able to answer the questions of our S2 pupils and provided them with a fantastic taster of each subject and what to expect if they choose it in S3. Our S6 pupils also met with parents at the S2 Information Evening and gave a fantastic account of what to expect from each subject. S6 pupils worked very hard in their personal development time to prepare for the event and their hard work and preparation ensured the smooth running of the day. S2 pupils will continue to explore each curricular area and share the knowledge they gained from our Subject Champion Day in Health and Wellbeing to ensure that they are making very well informed course choices! This is the final event which Subject Champipons are involved in, having already participated in Career Training, the P7 informaiton Evening and even delivering career lessons to our S4 classes. Well done to our S6 Subject Champions for all of their hard work!