Tuesday 1st April saw the Final of the South School Football League at the Scalloway Games Hall. It was a closely fought competition but Sound triumphed to take home the trophy 🙂
Many thanks to Tony for accompanying the Team during their games and to all our parents/carers for your support. Well Done Sound!
We would like to say a Very Big Thank You! to our Parent Council and our parent and pupil helpers for all their hard work at the Ground Force Event this weekend. What a massive difference this has made to the area outside the school 🙂
Please see poster below for details of Hockey Come & Try Sessions taking place over the next couple of weeks for P4-7.
We are delighted that we have been successful in our bid to the Tesco Stronger Starts Grant Programme for purchasing new school sports strips for our netball and football teams, to promote a sense of belonging, identity and professionalism.
Voting is now open in the Lerwick store and runs to the end of March! Please consider voting for us and don’t forget to tell your friends and family too!
Sound A and Sound B Football Teams took to the Scalloway Games Hall on the 3rd December to play their first fixture in the Schools South League. Both teams played South Mainland and Scalloway, winning 2 games apiece.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and are looking forward to the next fixture, where they will take on Bells Brae and Hamnavoe, on the 21st January in the Gilbertson Park Games Hall.
Go Sound! 🙂
The School Nursing Service and Education Outreach Service have created a story for pupils who may need to prepare in advance of getting their Flu Spray at school. The links below will take you to the full and shortened versions.
Child flu vaccine: help beat flu with a wee scoosh
Given as a nasal (nose) spray, the flu vaccine is quick, easy and painless. All it takes is a wee scoosh up the nose.
Please remember to complete, sign and return your child’s consent form, even if you don’t want your child to get vaccinated.
The vaccine is given once a year. Flu viruses are constantly changing, so a different vaccine has to be made every year to ensure the best protection against flu.
For more information visit: nhsinform.scot/childflu
