Thank you to all pupils, relatives and friends who took part in and sponsored the Greenock Cut Walk last Wednesday.  The final total raised was £551 for Christian Solidarity Worldwide.  This is a great total - thank you for all your contributions.

Thank you to all pupils who took part in the Greenock Cut sponsored walk on Wednesday, and to all family members and friends who have donated money.  To date, we have collected £344 for Christian Solidarity Worldwide - a great total at this point!

If you have not already brought your sponsorship money in, could you please do so next week.  Thank you to all those who have been prompt with it.

S1/2 continued their Health Fayre day with a session on the smoothie bike, where they chose their own fruit, then pedalled to make their health smoothie.  Then we went outside for some playground games in the sun.

S1/2 are enjoying the Health Fayre today.  This morning so far, we have learnt about financial health, and are also doing a session on stress management.  Later on, we are looking forward to a time on the Smoothie bike!

Today was our inaugural community involvement day and it could not have gone better! Everyone in P7 - S5 chose one of three groups to participate in,  giving them chance to serve or help the local and wider community. The groups were:
 
Bring a Gift Group: Pupils made bouquets and cookies to take to residents at Kincaid House. In the afternoon, they tookthem to the residents, spent time chatting with them, and sangsome of our favourite Scottish songs. All the pupils were outstanding ambassadors for the school, and brought a tear to many eyes with their happy conversation and gifts. We were very fortunate to have Zoe Swan (Katie's mum!), helping us. Zoe is a professional florist, and has many strings to her bow! We could not have made all 30 bouquets without her!
 
Raising Awareness Group: Pupils spent the morning with Ruth Donaldson from Christian Solidarity Worldwide. Ruth spoke at our recent Spring Concert, and has lots of ideas for encouraging young people to look at ways of helping those who are oppressed for their beliefs.
 
Taking Action Group: Pupils took part in a sponsored walk around the Greenock Cut, donating proceeds to Christian Solidarity worldwide.

This has been an excellent day, full of fun, and has given pupils a superb opportunity to think of others and be outward looking.

We will do this again!

a huge thank you to all parents and friends for coming to our grand Scottish night at Funworld. We had a great night of song, performances, and comedy! All the children have worked very hard and we are sure you were as pleased with the results as we were! Well done everyone!

We are really enjoying the sunshine in middle
School!

p7s are very pleased with their comedy sketch for the Funworld night! We are looking forward to seeing you all at our 'A Grand Scottish Night!.' Next Thursday at 7pm in Funworld.

Today Alana Pignatiello came and demonstrated special effects make up. She transformed Nicholas into a humanoid and Clair into an old lady!  
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