Olivia Hanlon | Reporter This week’s club of the week is vinyl club. This new club, started by Mr. Hamilton from the Science department, allows pupils from S1 to S6 share their love for music, while being given a chance to discover new artists or albums to add to their evolving playlists.
Liam Gilroy | Reporter Last week a large gathering of S6 including myself and 6 teachers travelled to Rome for a week, on our long awaited holiday.
Alice Flynn | Editor Jack Mitchell-Divers | Editor-in-Chief The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: a vocational asset to supplement your qualifications in the increasingly competitive fight to gain a university place. It truly demonstrates that you are a versatile individual, something which is well sought-after among many employers. Personally, I attained the Bronze Award last year and decided to take on the additional challenge of Silver to further my interpersonal skills.
Aidan Mccall | Reporter The BritishTransplant Games were founded in 1978 by Maurice Slapack, a Polish/American Consultant Surgeon. He brought his patients and other transplants together for the first British Transplant Games, held in Portsmouth. The Transplant Games are about celebrating life and the opportunity to promote organ and tissue donation, aimed at getting people to join the register. I sat down with Peter Hickey,
‘I capture the castle’ is quite an old book written by Dodie Smith but is rewritten in modern English language. It is about a young girl called Cassandra that lives in an abandoned castle with her sister, Dad and her step-mother. The novel is written through her own perspective, in the style of her journal.
Erin Seils| Last week, pupils and teachers between 16 and 30 were given the opportunity to save a life. After simply giving a saliva sample, they could now potentially cure someone with blood cancer.
Robyn Bolger | Reporter This week has marked National Girls Week and it has been in full swing within the school. To celebrate this, on October 3rd, an ex-student came back to the school for a day of dance and team exercises as a fun treat.
Lewis Mcpartlin | Reporter On the 27th of September 2017, the red carpet was rolled out in St Andrews and St Brides high school for the premiere of their East Kilbride 70th anniversary documentary: ‘Round and About EK’
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