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Date 11.03.2015
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S1
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Calling all budding
journalists!
‘The Spark’ magazine is looking for any S1-3 students who
are keen to see their work (and name) in print. We are looking for anyone interested in writing:
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opinion articles,
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current affairs,
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sports reports,
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reviews,
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or anyone who has any interesting suggestions for features to
include!
Please come by W6
on Thursday lunchtimes if you are interested. Alternatively, hand in any work
you would like to see included to Miss McKenzie in W6
Ski Excursion 2016
S1 and S2 Ski excursion 2016 information letters are now
available.
I am delighted to confirm that James Gillespie’s High
School is able to offer you the opportunity to learn or develop your ability
of skiing at Alpe d’Huez in France. The excursion will be open to all
students currently in S1 and S2. 40 places have been provisionally
reserved. The ski excursion is only open for skiing and not snowboarding
at present.
Letters have been emailed to your parent/guardian to
download and return. If you do not have the opportunity to print from
home then collect a letter from Mr A. Digance within the Department of Design
and Technology at your earliest opportunity
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S2
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Calling all budding
journalists!
‘The Spark’ magazine is looking for any S1-3 students who
are keen to see their work (and name) in print. We are looking for anyone interested in writing:
·
opinion articles,
·
current affairs,
·
sports reports,
·
reviews,
·
or anyone who has any interesting suggestions for features to
include!
Please come by W6
on Thursday lunchtimes if you are interested. Alternatively, hand in any work
you would like to see included to Miss McKenzie in W6
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S3
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Calling all budding
journalists!
‘The Spark’ magazine is looking for any S1-3 students who
are keen to see their work (and name) in print. We are looking for anyone interested in writing:
·
opinion articles,
·
current affairs,
·
sports reports,
·
reviews,
·
or anyone who has any interesting suggestions for features to
include!
Please come by W6
on Thursday lunchtimes if you are interested. Alternatively, hand in any work
you would like to see included to Miss McKenzie in W6
Immunisations (all S3 + some S4, S5, S6)
These will take place on Wednesday 11th
March
Lauderdale rooms S1 & S2 – am
Darroch meeting room - pm
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S4
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Immunisations (all S3 + some S4, S5, S6)
These will take place on Wednesday 11th
March
Lauderdale rooms S1 & S2 – am
Darroch meeting room - pm
English
Supported Study
English
supported study will be starting again this week. As we will not be running
Easter revision sessions, it is strongly recommended that you attend these
sessions to help prepare for your final exam. It does not matter if you can
only manage sessions run by staff who are not your English teacher – if you
bring questions and materials with you, support can still be provided. Please
see the English blog or posters in the English corridor for full list of
dates and times.
The
dates and times for this week are as follows:
Tuesday
10/3 – after school – Mrs
Connell – Darroch 1.7
Wednesday
11/3 – lunch – Mr Crosbie – Darroch 1.5
Thursday
12/3 – after school – Ms Kirkwood –
Darroch 1.8
The
after school sessions will begin at 3.55pm to allow for pupils travelling
from a different campus.
Supported Study for National 5
Modern Studies
Supported Study
for National 5 Modern Studies will take place every Wednesday from
15:45-16:45 at Darroch in Room 1.3. Each week will focus on a different exam
skill/technique.
M. Willis
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S5
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Immunisations (all S3 + some S4, S5, S6)
These will take place on Wednesday 11th
March
Lauderdale rooms S1 & S2 – am
Darroch meeting room - pm
English
Supported Study
English
supported study will be starting again this week. As we will not be running
Easter revision sessions, it is strongly recommended that you attend these
sessions to help prepare for your final exam. It does not matter if you can
only manage sessions run by staff who are not your English teacher – if you
bring questions and materials with you, support can still be provided. Please
see the English blog or posters in the English corridor for full list of
dates and times.
The
dates and times for this week are as follows:
Tuesday
10/3 – after school – Mrs
Connell – Darroch 1.7
Wednesday
11/3 – lunch – Mr Crosbie – Darroch 1.5
Thursday
12/3 – after school – Ms Kirkwood –
Darroch 1.8
The after school sessions will
begin at 3.55pm to allow for pupils travelling from a different campus
Art Folios
Individual folios
submitted to the examination board in 2014 are now available for collection
from the Art Department. Should you wish to take your folio away, please
speak to your class teacher. The sum of £7 is payable for your folio.
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S6
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Immunisations (all S3 + some S4, S5, S6)
These will take place on Wednesday 11th
March
Lauderdale rooms S1 & S2 – am
Darroch meeting room - pm
English
Supported Study
English
supported study will be starting again this week. As we will not be running
Easter revision sessions, it is strongly recommended that you attend these
sessions to help prepare for your final exam. It does not matter if you can
only manage sessions run by staff who are not your English teacher – if you
bring questions and materials with you, support can still be provided. Please
see the English blog or posters in the English corridor for full list of
dates and times.
The
dates and times for this week are as follows:
Tuesday
10/3 – after school – Mrs
Connell – Darroch 1.7
Wednesday
11/3 – lunch – Mr Crosbie – Darroch 1.5
Thursday
12/3 – after school – Ms Kirkwood –
Darroch 1.8
The after school sessions will
begin at 3.55pm to allow for pupils travelling from a different campus
Art Folios
Individual folios
submitted to the examination board in 2014 are now available for collection
from the Art Department. Should you wish to take your folio away, please
speak to your class teacher. The sum of £7 is payable for your folio.
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All years
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Pupil Council meeting
Period 2 Wednesday 11 March
Can all class reps
for the Junior school report to The library period 2
Can all class reps
for the senior school attend the Meeting room at Darroch, period 2
(Any rep unable to
attend please let one of the S6 leaders know )
Thank you
S6 Leaders
Word of the week: 1K1
Word: Nabob
(noun)
Definition: a wealthy, luxurious person. The word comes
from India.
Context: The man dressed nicely to make a good impression
on the nabobs.
A great word this week from the productive 1K1! Let’s see
what you can come up with beginning with the letter O.
SCO VIBE Fusion Orchestra
SCO VIBE is a
fusion orchestra led by internationally renowned animateur and guitarist Paul
Griffiths, open to young musicians aged 11-18.
SCO VIBE is open to all singers and instrumentalists
from any musical background, including classical, folk, rock and pop. Pupils
must have been learning for at least a year.
SCO VIBE gives young musicians the opportunity to work
with players from the SCO and instrumental instructors from the City of
Edinburgh Council. Over the course of a week-long workshop, participants
create and perform their own music with the guidance and support of
professional musicians.
Book a place on our next VIBE course which will run from 7th to
10th April 2015 in Edinburgh!
Date:
Tuesday 7th April to Friday 10th April
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm each day Venue: Edinburgh (exact venue TBC)
Places on the SCO VIBE workshops are FREE!
For
further information about SCO VIBE, please contact Anna Hainsworth by e-mail anna.hainsworth@sco.org.uk or phone 0131 478 8342.
Football Trip
Manchester United
vs Arsenal letters are now available to collect. Please see Mr. Carstairs in
PE to collect one.
Mad March Hair!
Mrs Pearce is
fundraising for Comic Relief, (Red Nose Day 2015 – 13th
March) if she manages to raise £1000
she will shave her head! Anything below that will still go to Comic
Relief but the hair stays!
The pupils will be speaking in assembly, going round with buckets,
posters will be put up etc. If you would like to support the effort
there is a Comic Relief Giving Page – link below.
Traditional Music Examination
All pupils who are entering a Graded Traditional Music
Examination on clarsach must bring back the fee via a cheque and the return
slip to Miss Millar ASAP.
The fees are as follows:
Grade 1- £23
Grade 2- £28
Grade 3- £31
Grade 4- £34
Grade 5- £37
ALL PUPILS
All pupils that have an
instrumental lesson at 8.50am MUST report to the office at the bottom of
Bruntsfield House to register they are present. Absence calls will go
home to parents if pupils do not register.
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11 March 2015
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