Educational Psychology: Advice and Support
Educational Psychology: Advice and Support regarding children and young people (COVID-19)
Educational Psychology: Advice and Support regarding children and young people (COVID-19)
The Drama and Music Departments are very sorry to announce that the school show will not be going ahead this year.
We do however hope that we will be able to do the show next year.
Roles will remain the same and we’ll give the opportunity for new pupils and others to join in as well.
When we return to school, we will hold a meeting to discuss it all.
In the meantime, keep that script in a safe place, get the 80’s tunes on and get dancing and singing till we’re back!
Please find before a copy of our school prayer. Members of our school community can say this daily with their families if they wish.
To find out the latest advice from North Lanarkshire regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) please click on this link.
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.
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