THE BOOK FAIR The Book Fair will be open tomorrow (Friday 4th April) if anyone would like to make a purchase.  We will be able to take cash.  The more we sell, the more commission we get, so thank you … Continue reading →

All after school clubs are now finished for the term , with the exception of P2 Drama and P4-7 Drama which will finish next Wednesday (2nd April.) In the new term P6/7 Football, P6/7 Netball and P4-7 Drama will resume … Continue reading →

Please see the information below about our Lenten Fun Day which takes place this Friday.  We are still looking for Tuck Shop donations (multi packs of crisps, sweets, biscuits).  No lollipops if possible, as they are a hazard in the playground. … Continue reading →

Today our amazing P5 and P6 Choir Members took to this beautiful stage at the Royal Concert Hall for the Glasgow Music Festival. The children performed first and set the tone, not only with their gorgeous singing but with their … Continue reading →

Ash Wednesday – 5th March 2025 Father Morris will join us for an Ash Wednesday Service.  This will not be Mass.  There will be a Liturgy of the Word with Blessing and Distribution of Ashes.  The Service will begin at … Continue reading →

I am giving you some very early notice of the lunch men for next week, as we have quite a few changes. We are on the Week 1 Menu, and Monday and Friday will run as normal. Tuesday: 🔴: Chicken … Continue reading →

All Primary 1 to 5 children are automatically entitled to receive a free school meal. However, only those who make an application in P6 and P7 are entitled. Currently, at St. John Paul II, children in P6 and P7  have … Continue reading →

Mrs McGhee and the Support Staff spent some time during the INSET Day (when they weren’t completing their training courses) gathering all of the lost property which has been left behind by the children. Anything that had a child’s name … Continue reading →

Sorry for the late notice but we have a wee menu change for tomorrow. There will be no lasagne.  It will be beef bolognaise instead.