Scotland Women vs Spain Women

As promised at assembly today, here are details of the football game I was telling you about.

UEFA Women’s Championships 2011 – 2013
Scotland v Spain European Championship Play-off
Saturday 20 October 2012
Hampden Park, Glasgow

Kick-off 14.00 hrs.

**FREE ENTRY**

Scotland’s Women’s team have qualified for one of the play-off matches and are in contention to qualify for the UEFA Women’s Finals in Sweden 2013.

Entry to the match will be FREE at the turnstiles, there will also be many activities organised around the game on the day.  This will be the first time the Women’s national team have played at Hampden Park.

Athletics Team Compete

After the tension and hard work of the team trials, today the Athletics Team travelled to their first Indoor Athletics Festival.

They did, as always, conduct themselves in the Hallside way, competing fairly but to the best of their ability and did superbly well.  With 13 other schools there and 24 different events, they managed to secure 2nd place in 3 of them and won each of their other races.  A superb start.  Well done.

Rugby Success

Well done to the P5 Rugby teams who performed brilliantly to secure 5th and 6th places out of 16 teams at the recent rugby tournament.

While there, they all met Clyde, the Glasgow Commonwealth 2014 mascot.

Both teams started by playing 3 games in groups of four.

The Hawks defeated St Charles Galaxy 5-1, before losing 4-1 to Killies Killer Bees. They secured 2nd spot in the group with a 6-2 win over the Calderwood Cats.

The Hurricanes controversially lost their opening match 6-3 to St Brides before battling out a 1-1 draw with the St Cadoc’s Warriors.  This meant they had to beat James Aiton Jaguars to qualify in 2nd place from the group.  They did this with a 6-2 victory.

Both teams then progressed to the semi finals of the 2nd place play offs.  The Hurricanes defeated the James Aiton Aces 4-1 and the Hawks recorded a 6-2 win over the Burgh Braves.

This meant that they had to face each other in the 2nd Place Play Off Final.  In a brilliant game the Hawks were victorious to secure 5th place overall, with the Hurricanes taking the 6th spot.  Every player received a lovely medal and had a great time (in the sunshine – remarkable!).

Well done.

P5 Rugby Festival

The P5 teachers have chosen their representatives for the Rugby Festival that takes place tomorrow at Fernhill Community Centre.

The pupils have had some coaching from the rugby coach, Grant, who has been coming into school to work with all  of the P5s and P4s.

We will have two teams involved and we wish them the best of luck. Check back here for the results.

The two teams will be:

Hallside Hurricanes                                Hallside Hawks

Amy Stewart                                            Lauren Thompson

William Govan                                         Kian Dakin

Morgan Muir                                            Max Parkes

David Harvey                                          Jamie Park

Lee Ellis                                                      Mea Carson Dyet

Jay Williamson                                       Callum McKenna

Declan Campbell

After School Clubs

Today was the deadline for the after school clubs letters to be handed in.  I wasn’t in school today (I was at a finance education meeting!) but on Monday we will start to look at who will be in what clubs.

With regards to a few of my clubs: remember things like the boys football have already started and we have had a great response at the trials.  The boys already know how we are going about setting up the various squads.  The athletics kicked off yesterday with around 100 pupils running their fastest times in the trials and again we’ve explained how we need to go about deciding on a squad.  The drama club will start on the 8th of October and we take anyone who is interested into this club.  Anyone who has returned a slip with drama ticked can attend and should come along on the first day.  The chess club will be up and running in term two and more news will be out about that after I have had a look at the numbers of people signing up.

Thanks for your great response.  We have loads of after school opportunities throughout the school and I know the staff who are involved really appreciate your enthusiasm.

Have a good weekend.

Mr B

Pupil Council Election Results

Well done to all of the successful

candidates in the pupil council elections.

The class representatives for

2012-13:

P7b                        Heather Jackson               Jack McKenna

P7a                        Lauren McKee                   Stewart Cunningham

P7                           Declan Brown                    Adrienne McBride

P6a                         Jenna Morrison                Ewan O’Connor

P6                           Clair White                          Lewis Slivinski

P5b                        Leah Robson                      Austin Sime

P5a                         Faith Scott                           William Govan

P5                           Amy McGhee                    Aaron Davis

P4b                        Jemma Munro                  Cameron Howie

P4a                         Eva Martin                          Samuel Jackson

P4                           Taylor White                      Daniel Wiggins

P3b                        Emma Scott                        Lewis Milligan

P3a                         Hannah McPherson        James McWilliams

P3                           Ailie Slivinski                       Andrew Carlyle

P2b                        Darci Dewan                       Evan McLean

P2a                         Lucy Ferrier                        Matthew Hughes

P2                           Alex Crawford                       Cooper Black

Pupil Council Elections

I have provided all of your teachers with details of the Pupil Council elections that should take place this week.

This role is a vital and extremely responsible one.  Pupils who put themselves forward and are elected must be ready to work hard, able to listen, be able to speak to others, including large groups, have ideas for the school, be responsible, always be very smartly turned out and generally represent the school well at all times.

Speeches and campaign posters can be made (no bribing with sweets though!) to canvas the support of your fellow classmates.  All results should be with be by Friday 24th Aug and we’ll announce the results both at next week’s assembly and, of course, right here at my blog.

I look forward to our first meeting of the new session.

Mr B

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