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Date 22.10.2015
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S1
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Choir Rehearsals
S1 Choir rehearsals start on Tuesday lunchtime this
week, in room 2.01 (Mr Dearsley’s room). There are no auditions, everyone is
welcome. The choir will be performing in the Christmas concert at the Usher
Hall with P7 choirs from the primary schools
Gaelic Learners Club
The Gaelic learners club is open to all pupils s1 – s3
whatever their knowledge of Gaelic, so whether you want to build on the
language you learned in primary or would like to learn more about one of
Scotland’s native languages then come along and join the class which runs
every Monday lunch time in room 2.24.
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S2
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Choir Rehearsals
S1 Choir rehearsals start on
Tuesday lunchtime this week, in room 2.01 (Mr Dearsley’s room). There are no
auditions, everyone is welcome. The choir will be performing in the Christmas
concert at the Usher Hall with P7 choirs from the primary schools
Gaelic Learners Club
The Gaelic learners club is open to all pupils s1 – s3
whatever their knowledge of Gaelic, so whether you want to build on the
language you learned in primary or would like to learn more about one of
Scotland’s native languages then come along and join the class which runs
every Monday lunch time in room 2.24.
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S3
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Geography Field Trip
S3
are invited to join the geography department on their field trip to the sunny
and dramatic French Alps next May. The cost is £520 and it runs from the 6th
to the 12th. Although priority will be given to geography students
we will consider students from other classes who wish to join their friends
or see more of the world. If you do not have an information letter see
geography teachers or Mrs Sinclair, the classroom assistant for one.
Choir Rehearsals
S1 Choir rehearsals start on
Tuesday lunchtime this week, in room 2.01 (Mr Dearsley’s room). There are no
auditions, everyone is welcome. The choir will be performing in the Christmas
concert at the Usher Hall with P7 choirs from the primary schools
Gaelic Learners Club
The Gaelic learners club is open to all pupils s1 – s3
whatever their knowledge of Gaelic, so whether you want to build on the
language you learned in primary or would like to learn more about one of
Scotland’s native languages then come along and join the class which runs
every Monday lunch time in room 2.24.
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S4
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S5
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S6
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**NEW ITEM**
For S4-S6 Pupils
‘The Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival is hosting
a screening of a documentary depicting the emotional struggles one young
woman has had, touching on the issue of self-harm. This will take place in
the Forum in the Malala building at James Gillespie's High School on
Monday 26th October at 7:00pm, followed by a Q&A with the
director. The screening is free but please see Mr Warden in Pupil Support to
formally book a place. This is a synopsis of the film:
Ida is a young Norwegian woman,
struggling with a very turbulent emotional life caused by emotionally
unstable personality disorder (borderline). For the last eight years, Ida has
kept a video diary in order to ease her mind and structure her thoughts. In
her diary we get a unique insight into a world of fear and anxiety, but also
precious moments of everyday victories and self-discovery. Most importantly
we get to witness her powerful struggle towards self-acceptance and a genuine
appreciation of life.’
Word of the week 2K1
Word: voracious
Definition: extremely hard to satisfy or fulfil, very greedy
Synonyms: rapacious, hoggish
Context sentence: The first years voraciously devoured
through their Reading For Gold booklets.
Debating
Debating will take place on Wednesday lunchtime in 1.31
rather than after school. Come along to learn how to argue in a more creative
and constructive way in a fun environment. There will be opportunities to
learn and develop your debating skills with a possibility of entering
exciting competitions involving other Scottish schools at a later date. So
what are you waiting for?
Everyone is welcome (especially the new S1s).
Bring your lunch.
M Roskilly
Blog Club
Blog club will run every Wednesday after school in Malala
1.27. If you love to write and are interested in digital journalism or
creative writing, please come along. The club is open to all pupils and staff
who want to learn how to make their own blog.
The Spark
A reminder that meetings for The Spark run every Tuesday
after school and every Thursday lunchtime in 1.26 - you only need to attend
one meeting a week. We are still accepting new members so please come along
if you are interested.
Italian Club
Italian club will run every
Wednesday lunchtime in 1.26. If you want to learn the basics to help you on
holiday or are just interested in the language and the culture, please come
along. This club is open to all pupils and staff with an interest in Italy
and Italian.
Shinty Club
Shinty Club takes place on Monday after school. Meet
outside PE base. All years welcome and all equipment is provided.
Pupil Voice meetings with senior and Junior school:
Friday 23
October Period 1 Juniors (School Library Malala)
Period
1 Seniors ( Meeting Room Darroch)
Monday 2 November Period 6 Juniors ( School Malala)
Period
6 Seniors ( Meeting room Darroch)
Wednesday 18 November
Period 6 Juniors ( school
Library Malala)
Period
6 Seniors ( Meeting room Malala)
Thursday 3 December Period 1 Juniors ( School Library Malala)
Period
3 Seniors ( Meeting room Darroch)
Thursday 17 December Period 2 Juniors ( School Library Malala )
Period
2 Seniors ( Meeting room Darroch
Club FilmG (s1-s6)
Club FilmG is a club for fluent Gaelic speakers s1-s6 with
an interest in the media who would like to take part in this year’s FilmG
short film competition. As well as an opportunity to create your own film the
club will give you the chance to work with professionals from the television
industry and learn about filming and editing. We will meet after school on
Wednesdays in room 2.24.
LOCKERS
Locker forms are available from welfare, reception and
school website. Return applications to welfare office.
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