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.

Hope you’re all ok and keeping cosy and safe in weather!! A wee early heads up. On Monday of next week (27th January) there will be a special Burns Supper Menu. The options will be: 🔴 Haggis, Neeps and Tatties … Continue reading →

  A Red weather warning has been issued for Friday 24 January 2025, between 10am and 5pm as Storm Éowyn is expected to bring very strong winds and widespread disruption. The Council has taken the decision to close all schools and … Continue reading →

Our Parent Council is a vital part of school life.  Not only do they help fundraise to support school activities and resources, but they also contribute to the ongoing development of our school, which helps our children. What is the … Continue reading →