Daily Notices Thursday 26 February 2015

*NEW* S5/6:  ANY PUPIL WHO HAS ALREADY APPLIED FOR/ INTERESTING IN PURSUING A CAREER IN STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING OR MANUFACTURE) might be interested in a 9-12 month PAID work placement, with the possibility of travelling abroad.  See Miss Dalrymple for further information or visit www.yini.org.uk.  for more information.

*NEW* S4/5/6: JOB OPPORTUNITY.  THE CLONYARD HOUSE HOTEL, COLVEND, DALBEATTIE are recruiting for a Chef. 40 hours per week (5 days per week).  Meets National Minimum wage. Must have own transport/ability to be taken to/from work.  For more information see Miss Dalrymple.  Closing date 11/03/15.

*NEW* S5-6: RED NOSE DAY.  On Friday 13 March 2015 Mr Sloan and Mr Munro are organising the charity hop/skip/walk/jog/run to raise funds for Comic Relief. Fancy dress is optional! If you would like to participate, sponsor forms may be collected from the PE Base during morning interval. Thank you. – Charities Committee.

 

*NEW* S1-6: I have been contacted today by the Store Manager Mr Roddie from Morrisons Supermarket. Mr Roddie expressed serious concerns re young people stealing items when in the store before school, during lunch times and after school.

Morrisons now has a policy that ALL students who are in the store MUST use a shopping basket to place items in. All students must also go through the check out area and not walk back through the entrance lane. Mr Roddie also stated both he and his staff have been subject to abuse from students when they have been spoken to.

Any students who have been detained for stealing items within the store will now be charged as previous warnings have not worked.

Morrisons are also considering banning all students from the store during school days if the current situation does not improve. If Morrisons does ban students then it is a fair assumption other shops do likewise.  Do not let the minority spoil it for the majority. – PC Boyce.

 

S1-6: Come along to the MILLENNIUM CENTRE YOUTH CLUB and enjoy a game of pool, table tennis, FIFA, Minecraft or even some Netflix on our PS4 and Xbox one consoles.  It’s on every Thursday and doors open at 6pm.  12-15 years – 50p entry fee and 16+ – £1 entry fee.  Collect a flyer from the office and take it along with you to receive a free packet of crisps and a bottle of juice.  Contact number: 01776 704000 for you or your parents to phone in and ask about any enquiries you may have.

 

S4-6: CAREERS EVENING on TONIGHT from 6-8pm in Assembly Hall.  All welcome to attend. – Miss Dalrymple.

 

S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL TRAINING.  Training after school on Thursday from 3.45-4.45 pm. Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie.

S6: YEARBOOK PHOTO.  Would all S6 pupils please attend the Assembly hall at the start of Period 7 on Friday 27 February for the Yearbook Group Photo.  Mr Shannon has kindly agreed to take the photo, so make sure you attend promptly!

S1-6: CURLING – LOCKERBIE SCHOOLS BONSPEIL.  This competition will be held on Monday 9th March. We are only allowed to enter 2 teams.  Please give the names of your team (4players) to Miss Dalrymple by the end of the week (27th February).  If there is lots of interest in this, teams will be drawn out of a hat. – Miss Dalrymple.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

S4/5/6: JOB OPPORTUNITIES.  TOUR GUIDE/RETAIL ASSISTANT AT ANNAN DISTILLERY.  Meets National Minimum Wage.  See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

 

S4/5/6: JOB OPPORTUNITIES.  MODERN APPRENTICESHIP AT CALEDONIAN CHEESE COMPANY FOR A PROCESS ENGINEER.  For more information, please attend Stranraer Academy Careers Evening on 26th Feb where you will be able to ask questions and find out more information to a representative from Caledonian Cheese Company.

 

S4/5/6: ASSISTANT BUILDING ESIMATOR for Ashleigh. Based in Dumfries. Meets national minimum wage – See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

S4/5/6: KITCHEN SERVERS AT ANNAN DISTILLERY.  Meets national minimum wage –  See Miss Dalrymple for more information

S4/5/6: ASSISTANT COOK.  Based in Brew Ha Ha Café, Newton Stewart, Aged 16- 19 to apply. See Miss Dalrymple for further information.

S4/5/6: ARMY JOBS AND APPRENTICESHIPS FAIR will be held at The Edinburgh Corn Exchange on 10th March.  If you are interested in attending, please give your names to Miss Dalrymple ASAP.

 

LONG TERM NOTICES

S1-6: SCRIPTURE UNION GROUP.  Every Tuesday in Mr Cross’s room (Social Subjects Base). Bible Study, Food, Games and a whole lot more!

S3: BRONZE DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Tuesday after school 15.30 -16.30. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S4: SILVER DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Wednesday lunch time starting 13.00. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S1-6: RUGBY.  Rugby practice will take place every Friday from 3.30pm until 4.45pm on A Pitch.  Meet in the outdoor changing rooms after school.  See Mr Baird for further details.

S1-6: BADMINTON CLUB every Thursday from 3.30-4.45pm.  All years and abilities welcome.  Any questions see Mr Munro in PE.

Daily Notices Tuesday 10 February 2015

*NEW* S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL.  Training after school on Wednesday from 3.30-4.45pm.  Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie. *NEW* S1-6: SHOWCASE 2015.  A reminder to all pupils that we hope to hold the “Stranraer Academy Showcase” in the assembly hall on Tuesday 31st March.  Dress rehearsal to be held in assembly hall on Monday 30th March.  It is one of the big annual events on the school calendar but needs your support!!  The “Showcase” is similar to ITV’S “Britain’s Got Talent” and we need approximately 20 different acts to make up the programme.  So if you are good at singing,dancing,gymnastics,playing a musical instrument,telling jokes, doing impressions or even juggling!?!……… we need you to come forward and give names in at P.E. base to Mr Binnie.  You have got until end of February to put your names in, with auditions usually held in the assembly hall at beginning of March.  Finally,if you would like an area to practice in at lunchtimes or after school, please book this at PE base. – PE Department.

*NEW* S5/6:  JOB OPPORTUNITY WITH LAING O’ROUKE- A MULTI NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.  An opening for an Assistant Planner has come up. The job will be based in Dumfries. Entry requirements are 5 National 5/ Intermediate 2/ equivalent (including maths and English).  For more information/ job descrition, see Miss Dalrymple.  Closing date 18th February 2015.

S4/5/6 : There are still places available for the S4/5/6 trip on Saturday 28th February to Old Trafford for the Manchester United v Sunderland match. If there are still spaces on the list after Friday 13th of February places will be offered to S1-3 pupils. To ensure that you get your place on the trip hand in your money to the office ASAP. If you do not have a letter or have any questions see Mr Steele in the PE department.

S4,5,6: BARONY OPEN DAYS.   Just a reminder that we have four open days coming up in February and March if any pupils are interested in the following subjects:

Agriculture: Thursday 12^th February, 10am-4pm

Equine: Thursday 12^th February, 1pm-4pm

Engineering: Wednesday 11^th March, 10am-4pm

Forestry and Arboriculture: Monday 16^th March, 10am-4pm

These are drop in events, which will give pupils the chance to see around the facilities and talk to staff and students about the course that interests them (allow one to two hours for the visit). – Miss Dalrymple.

 

S1-6: The next set of PUPIL COUNCIL MEETINGS will take place at 9.00 am next week as follows:

Monday 9/2/15 – S4 – Pupil Support Room (Ms Goulden)

Tuesday 10/2/15 – S3 – ST1 (Ms Biagioni)

Wednesday 11/2/15– S1/2 – Pupil Support Room (Mrs Shannon)

Thursday 12/2/15 – S5/6 – ST1 (Mr Baird)

 

S4/5/6:  An opportunity has arisen for an YARD GROOM/ APPRENTICE GROOM at Kirstanjo Horses Stables in Dumfries.  Applicants should be 16-19years old with an interest in following a career in this industry.  Closing date 11th February 2015.  See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

S1/2/3:  ERASMUS+   Meet in Miss Moffat’s room Wednesday lunch time or after school. If you would like to join and be part of a foreign exchange program pop along for more information. – Miss Moffat.

 

 

LONG TERM NOTICES

 

S1-6: SCRIPTURE UNION GROUP.  Every Tuesday in Mr Cross’s room (Social Subjects Base). Bible Study, Food, Games and a whole lot more!

S3: BRONZE DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Tuesday after school 15.30 -16.30. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S4: SILVER DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Wednesday lunch time starting 13.00. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S1-6: RUGBY.  Rugby practice will take place every Friday from 3.30pm until 4.45pm on A Pitch.  Meet in the outdoor changing rooms after school.  See Mr Baird for further details.

S1-6: BADMINTON CLUB every Thursday from 3.30-4.45pm.  All years and abilities welcome.  Any questions see Mr Munro in PE.

DAILY NOTICES FRIDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2015

S4,5,6: BARONY OPEN DAYS. Just a reminder that we have four open days coming up in February and March if any pupils are interested in the following subjects:
Agriculture: Thursday 12th February, 10am-4pm
Equine: Thursday 12th February, 1pm-4pm
Engineering: Wednesday 11th March, 10am-4pm
Forestry and Arboriculture: Monday 16th March, 10am-4pm
These are drop in events, which will give pupils the chance to see around the facilities and talk to staff and students about the course that interests them (allow one to two hours for the visit). – Miss Dalrymple.

S1-6: There has been a recent increase in TELECOMMUNICATION OFFENCES involving students posting pictures of staff or other students on social media networks with derogatory comments attached. This is a criminal offence and may lead to the person posting it receiving a criminal conviction. Staff do NOT give their permission to be photographed particularly within a classroom environment and the majority of students likewise. Please give thought to this notice as anyone suspected of this type of offence could also have their phone seized as part of a criminal enquiry. – PC Boyce.

S1-6: The next set of PUPIL COUNCIL MEETINGS will take place at 9.00 am next week as follows:
Monday 9/2/15 – S4 – Pupil Support Room (Ms Goulden)
Tuesday 10/2/15 – S3 – ST1 (Ms Biagioni)
Wednesday 11/2/15- S1/2 – Pupil Support Room (Mrs Shannon)
Thursday 12/2/15 – S5/6 – ST1 (Mr Baird)

S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL. Training on Thursday 5th February from 3.30-4.45pm. Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie.

S4/5/6: An opportunity has arisen for an YARD GROOM/ APPRENTICE GROOM at Kirstanjo Horses Stables in Dumfries. Applicants should be 16-19years old with an interest in following a career in this industry. Closing date 11th February 2015. See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

S1-6: STOPATHON – WANT TO QUIT? Smoking Matters, alongside our other partner agencies, are looking to run a 6 week programme aimed at providing information and support to young people making the decision to quit smoking. If you are interested in gaining support to stop smoking please give your name to Mr D Hyslop in Pupil Support.

S1/2/3: ERASMUS+ Meet in Miss Moffat’s room Wednesday lunch time or after school. If you would like to join and be part of a foreign exchange program pop along for more information. – Miss Moffat.

S1-6: PUPIL WORK EXPECTATIONS. Now that Christmas is over and we are back into the swing of things, we would like to remind you about the new expectations for pupil work and the importance of high standards in literacy:
• Always write a title and date which should be underlined.
• Write in full sentence answers where possible.
• No graffiti allowed on or within any jotter/folder/workbook.
• Take pride in your work at all times.
• Ensure all jotters/folders etc. have your name, teacher name, subject, and class.
Mrs Fay

DAILY NOTICES THURSDAY 5 FEBRUARY 2015

S4,5,6: BARONY OPEN DAYS. Just a reminder that we have four open days coming up in February and March if any pupils are interested in the following subjects:
Agriculture: Thursday 12th February, 10am-4pm
Equine: Thursday 12th February, 1pm-4pm
Engineering: Wednesday 11th March, 10am-4pm
Forestry and Arboriculture: Monday 16th March, 10am-4pm
These are drop in events, which will give pupils the chance to see around the facilities and talk to staff and students about the course that interests them (allow one to two hours for the visit). – Miss Dalrymple.

S1-6: There has been a recent increase in TELECOMMUNICATION OFFENCES involving students posting pictures of staff or other students on social media networks with derogatory comments attached. This is a criminal offence and may lead to the person posting it receiving a criminal conviction. Staff do NOT give their permission to be photographed particularly within a classroom environment and the majority of students likewise. Please give thought to this notice as anyone suspected of this type of offence could also have their phone seized as part of a criminal enquiry. – PC Boyce.

S1-6: The next set of PUPIL COUNCIL MEETINGS will take place at 9.00 am next week as follows:
Monday 9/2/15 – S4 – Pupil Support Room (Ms Goulden)
Tuesday 10/2/15 – S3 – ST1 (Ms Biagioni)
Wednesday 11/2/15- S1/2 – Pupil Support Room (Mrs Shannon)
Thursday 12/2/15 – S5/6 – ST1 (Mr Baird)

S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL. Training on Thursday 5th February from 3.30-4.45pm. Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie.

S4/5/6: An opportunity has arisen for an YARD GROOM/ APPRENTICE GROOM at Kirstanjo Horses Stables in Dumfries. Applicants should be 16-19years old with an interest in following a career in this industry. Closing date 11th February 2015. See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

S1-6: STOPATHON – WANT TO QUIT? Smoking Matters, alongside our other partner agencies, are looking to run a 6 week programme aimed at providing information and support to young people making the decision to quit smoking. If you are interested in gaining support to stop smoking please give your name to Mr D Hyslop in Pupil Support.

S1/2/3: ERASMUS+ Meet in Miss Moffat’s room Wednesday lunch time or after school. If you would like to join and be part of a foreign exchange program pop along for more information. – Miss Moffat.

S1-6: PUPIL WORK EXPECTATIONS. Now that Christmas is over and we are back into the swing of things, we would like to remind you about the new expectations for pupil work and the importance of high standards in literacy:
• Always write a title and date which should be underlined.
• Write in full sentence answers where possible.
• No graffiti allowed on or within any jotter/folder/workbook.
• Take pride in your work at all times.
• Ensure all jotters/folders etc. have your name, teacher name, subject, and class.
Mrs Fay

Daily Notices Wednesday 4 February 2015

*NEW* S1-6: LUNCH TIME DROP IN cancelled today due to behaviour.

 

*NEW* S4,5,6: BARONY OPEN DAYS.   Just a reminder that we have four open days coming up in February and March if any pupils are interested in the following subjects:

Agriculture: Thursday 12^th February, 10am-4pm

Equine: Thursday 12^th February, 1pm-4pm

Engineering: Wednesday 11^th March, 10am-4pm

Forestry and Arboriculture: Monday 16^th March, 10am-4pm

These are drop in events, which will give pupils the chance to see around the facilities and talk to staff and students about the course that interests them (allow one to two hours for the visit). – Miss Dalrymple.

 

S1-6: There has been a recent increase in TELECOMMUNICATION OFFENCES involving students posting pictures of staff or other students on social media networks with derogatory comments attached.  This is a criminal offence and may lead to the person posting it receiving a criminal conviction.  Staff do NOT give their permission to be photographed particularly within a classroom environment and the majority of students likewise.  Please give thought to this notice as anyone suspected of this type of offence could also have their phone seized as part of a criminal enquiry. – PC Boyce.

 

S1-6: The next set of PUPIL COUNCIL MEETINGS will take place at 9.00 am next week as follows:

Monday 9/2/15 – S4 – Pupil Support Room (Ms Goulden)

Tuesday 10/2/15 – S3 – ST1 (Ms Biagioni)

Wednesday 11/2/15– S1/2 – Pupil Support Room (Mrs Shannon)

Thursday 12/2/15 – S5/6 – ST1 (Mr Baird)

S3/4: U15 FOOTBALL.  Quarter final of Hunter shield v Sanquhar Academy to be played on 3G pitch on Wednesday 4th February (KO 3PM).  All boys involved should report to Outdoor changing rooms at 2.30pm.  Please check extra-curricular notice board for team selection. – Mr Binnie.

 

S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL.  Training on Thursday 5th February from 3.30-4.45pm.  Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie.
S4-6: P7 TRANSITION EVENT.  Due to the P7 transition event being held on Wednesday 4th February, the Queen Hall and changing rooms will be out of use for all P.E. classes timetabled in  the department over periods 1-4.  Any PE class usually changing in Queens Hall should use boys and girls pool changing rooms as alternative changing area.  All other classes are to use normal changing areas. Period 1- All senior classes to report to Gym 1 after changing and not Queens Hall. Mr Binnie’s S4 NQ class to report to PE classroom as you will not be swimming on this period. Periods 3&4 – S4 core PE classes. Period 3 – Mr Baird’s PE class to report to PE base. Period 4 – Mr Sloan’s PE class to report to PE base. All other S4 PE classes to report to Gym 1 after changing and not Queens Hall. – Mr Binnie.
S4/5/6:  An opportunity has arisen for an YARD GROOM/ APPRENTICE GROOM at Kirstanjo Horses Stables in Dumfries.  Applicants should be 16-19years old with an interest in following a career in this industry.  Closing date 11th February 2015.  See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

 

S1-6: STOPATHON – WANT TO QUIT?  Smoking Matters, alongside our other partner agencies, are looking to run a 6 week programme aimed at providing information and support to young people making the decision to quit smoking. If you are interested in gaining support to stop smoking please give your name to Mr D Hyslop in Pupil Support.

S1/2/3:  ERASMUS+   Meet in Miss Moffat’s room Wednesday lunch time or after school. If you would like to join and be part of a foreign exchange program pop along for more information. – Miss Moffat.

 

S1-6: PUPIL WORK EXPECTATIONS.  Now that Christmas is over and we are back into the swing of things, we would like to remind you about the new expectations for pupil work and the importance of high standards in literacy:

• Always write a title and date which should be underlined.
• Write in full sentence answers where possible.
• No graffiti allowed on or within any  jotter/folder/workbook.
• Take pride in your work at all times.
• Ensure all jotters/folders etc. have your name, teacher name, subject, and class.

Mrs Fay

 

 

LONG TERM NOTICES

 

S1-6: SCRIPTURE UNION GROUP.  Every Tuesday in Mr Cross’s room (Social Subjects Base). Bible Study, Food, Games and a whole lot more!

S3: BRONZE DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Tuesday after school 15.30 -16.30. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S4: SILVER DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Wednesday lunch time starting 13.00. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S1-6: RUGBY.  Rugby practice will take place every Friday from 3.30pm until 4.45pm on A Pitch.  Meet in the outdoor changing rooms after school.  See Mr Baird for further details.

S1-6: BADMINTON CLUB every Thursday from 3.30-4.45pm.  All years and abilities welcome.  Any questions see Mr Munro in PE.

 

Daily Notices Tuesday 3 February 2015

*NEW* S1-6: There has been a recent increase in telecommunication offences involving students posting pictures of staff or other students on social media networks with derogatory comments attached.  This is a criminal offence and may lead to the person posting it receiving a criminal conviction.  Staff do NOT give their permission to be photographed particularly within a classroom environment and the majority of students likewise.  Please give thought to this notice as anyone suspected of this type of offence could also have their phone seized as part of a criminal enquiry. – PC Boyce.

 

S1-6: The next set of PUPIL COUNCIL MEETINGS will take place at 9.00 am next week as follows:

Monday 9/2/15 – S4 – Pupil Support Room (Ms Goulden)

Tuesday 10/2/15 – S3 – ST1 (Ms Biagioni)

Wednesday 11/2/15– S1/2 – Pupil Support Room (Mrs Shannon)

Thursday 12/2/15 – S5/6 – ST1 (Mr Baird)

 

S4: TREE OF KNOWLEDGE WORKSHOPS – UPSTAIRS CONFERENCE ROOM  – TUESDAY 3RD FEBRUARY 2015.   Can you please share this information with your register groups so that everyone is aware of what is happening?   

4JW and 4W+ Tuesday 3rd February 9.15 – 12.09

4PL and 4L+  Tuesday 3rd February 12.09 – 3.25

The workshop is called Laugh in the Face of Exams. It’s all about having a positive mindset and raising aspiration. It forms part of our programme for raising attainment and pupils found it very worthwhile last year. Each session lasts for 4 periods and pupils will attend in register groups.

If pupils are attending the morning sessions they should register as normal first thing in the morning and then go to the conference room upstairs for 9.15. If pupils are attending the afternoon sessions they should go to their usual class period 5 to register then go to the conference room as quickly as possible. Break and lunch will be as normal. Staff who are available at any time during the day are more than welcome to call in at the conference room to see what is happening. It is usually worth it!

S3/4: U15 FOOTBALL.  Quarter final of Hunter shield v Sanquhar Academy to be played on 3G pitch on Wednesday 4th February (KO 3PM).  All boys involved should report to Outdoor changing rooms at 2.30pm.  Please check extra-curricular notice board for team selection. – Mr Binnie.

 

S3/4: U15/U16 FOOTBALL.  Training on Thursday 5th February from 3.30-4.45pm.  Please meet in outdoor changing rooms. – Mr Binnie.

 

S4-6: P7 TRANSITION EVENT.  Due to the P7 transition event being held on Wednesday 4th February, the Queen Hall and changing rooms will be out of use for all P.E. classes timetabled in  the department over periods 1-4.  Any PE class usually changing in Queens Hall should use boys and girls pool changing rooms as alternative changing area.  All other classes are to use normal changing areas. Period 1- All senior classes to report to Gym 1 after changing and not Queens Hall. Mr Binnie’s S4 NQ class to report to PE classroom as you will not be swimming on this period. Periods 3&4 – S4 core PE classes. Period 3 – Mr Baird’s PE class to report to PE base. Period 4 – Mr Sloan’s PE class to report to PE base. All other S4 PE classes to report to Gym 1 after changing and not Queens Hall. – Mr Binnie.
S4/5/6:  An opportunity has arisen for an YARD GROOM/ APPRENTICE GROOM at Kirstanjo Horses Stables in Dumfries.  Applicants should be 16-19years old with an interest in following a career in this industry.  Closing date 11th February 2015.  See Miss Dalrymple for more information.

 

S1-6: STOPATHON – WANT TO QUIT?  Smoking Matters, alongside our other partner agencies, are looking to run a 6 week programme aimed at providing information and support to young people making the decision to quit smoking. If you are interested in gaining support to stop smoking please give your name to Mr D Hyslop in Pupil Support.

S1/2/3:  ERASMUS+   Meet in Miss Moffat’s room Wednesday lunch time or after school. If you would like to join and be part of a foreign exchange program pop along for more information. – Miss Moffat.

 

S1-6: PUPIL WORK EXPECTATIONS.  Now that Christmas is over and we are back into the swing of things, we would like to remind you about the new expectations for pupil work and the importance of high standards in literacy:

• Always write a title and date which should be underlined.
• Write in full sentence answers where possible.
• No graffiti allowed on or within any  jotter/folder/workbook.
• Take pride in your work at all times.
• Ensure all jotters/folders etc. have your name, teacher name, subject, and class.

Mrs Fay

 

 

LONG TERM NOTICES

 

S1-6: SCRIPTURE UNION GROUP.  Every Tuesday in Mr Cross’s room (Social Subjects Base). Bible Study, Food, Games and a whole lot more!

S3: BRONZE DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Tuesday after school 15.30 -16.30. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S4: SILVER DUKE OF ED. There will be a meeting every Wednesday lunch time starting 13.00. All pupils are expected to attend, if you cannot make a meeting you need to tell Miss Goulden and ensure you find out what you missed from the meeting. Miss Goulden.

S1-6: RUGBY.  Rugby practice will take place every Friday from 3.30pm until 4.45pm on A Pitch.  Meet in the outdoor changing rooms after school.  See Mr Baird for further details.

S1-6: BADMINTON CLUB every Thursday from 3.30-4.45pm.  All years and abilities welcome.  Any questions see Mr Munro in PE.