Tuesday 17th March

Positive Wellbeing Group

Every day we will focus on one of the 10 letters in RESILIENCE.

Resilience definition:Resilience describes a person’s capacity to cope with changes and

challenges and to bounce back during difficult times. The more resilient someone is, the better they are at getting through tough

times, and the better their chances at recovering from experiences of adversity and trauma.

Today’s Top Tip!

Remain Positive – look towards the future, think of what you want

from life.

The Positive Wellbeing Group would like to focus

on Resilience for the next 2 weeks in tutor time.

We will give you 10 tips for Resilience. Hopefully the tips will

get you thinking and have a positive impact on your future.

All Year Groups

83% of lights out across Syria since March 2011

97% of lights out in Aleppo35% of lights out in the

Governorate of DamascusOver 200,000 people killed since

201110 million people have fled their

homes3 million school-aged Syrian children no longer in school

• If time allows in tutor time - please show this short video• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWwLzEQazcc#action=share

Help Turn the Lights Back On in Syria & bring its people out of the darkness. We are #withSyria

Join us Thursday 19th March in Miss Cervantes room to help organise a protest to

help bring much needed aid to Syria. Lunchtime onwards- all members to be there by

1.00pm

All Year GroupsLoch Lomond Trip

The following pupils have been chosen to go on the next trip this Saturday 21st MARCH.Please come to Mr Macdonald’s room to get a parental consent form.

The list of pupils chosen for the Big Lottery trips is

on the Geography bulletin board on the

ground floor.

All Year GroupsHumanities Trip - Kilmartin, Lochgilphead and Inveraray

The following pupils have been chose to go on the trip for Sat 28th MARCH. 

Pupils should go to Mr Macdonald’s room to get a parental consent form. (There are also pupils who have still to pick up consent forms for the trip this Saturday to

Loch Lomond)

1D Gemma Aedy

1A Iram Afzal

1H Ismaeel Ahmad

1H Zeenat Ahmed

1A Bismillah Arshad

1B David Barrett1A Zara Collie1H Adam Gillespie

1G Christopher Goldstein

1H Saif Hussain1I Anees Hussein1I Rehan Kaleem1H Hasan Kamran1D Jack Kerr

1D Mateusz Litaszenko

1F Ross Lynch1A Sadia Nasir

1D Durdane Oz

2G Abdul Abdulbaki

2G Mohammed Abdulbaki

2F Ali Amin

2D Samuel Arshad

2F Derek Chittick

2G Ali-Hadi Kachmar

2H Sukhmani Kaur

2A Mahreen Mahmood2I Uzair Mahmood2D Drew Porter2E Josh Singh

3B Ciera Douglas3A Abbas Khan3G Hassan Mahmood3F Alex McAlaney3D Antoin McArthur3G Melissa McNair3E Hamza Mehr

4D Amina Aftab4D Alisha Baig4B Chanelle Kerr

4C Christopher Mackay

4D Taylor MacVicar4D Neha Mahmood6B Sarah Ali

6B Sophie Ali6C Nathan Kevan

ClubsNetball ClubMrs Moore

S1-6 girls only3.50-4.50pm

Assembly hall

Ceilidh ClubMiss Duffin (Instructor)

Mr Fraser’s RoomAll year groups

1pm

Animation ClubS1 and S2 Only

Ms Lynch's Art Room!Tuesday & Thursday's

12.35pm Bring your lunch with you!

Guitar ClubMr McGuinness

Music DeptAll year groups

1pm

Committees

Comenius Green Comenius Green EYE CommitteeEYE Committee

When: Today (every Tuesday until the end of term)

Time: 12.40pm (Bring your lunch as usual )Where: Social Subjects 3

New participants welcomeMs Morran & Mrs Douglas

S5/6Acturian ApprenticeshipAre you enthusiastic, full of potential and keen to keep learning? Are you interested in getting a professional qualification but instead of going to University full time you would like to work towards your qualification at the same time earning money and actually working on the job?

AON provides risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, human resource solutions and outsourcing services and they are keen to employ S6 leavers into their new apprenticeship programmes. For more information, please see Miss McWaters or speak to Jennifer (careers) or Lisa (Employability) in the CARE room.  An Aon Apprenticeship is a brilliant choice.  Here’s why:•Aon Apprentices have real jobs.  •Apprentices will be a permanent Aon employee from the word go.•Aon Apprentices are paid to learn (starting salary - £16,000 -£18,000 plus beneifts)•Apprentices will earn a competitive starting salary that grows with your experience. •Aon will support their professional studies and personal development

S5/6Career Advisor

Could the following pupils please register at tutor time then make their way to the

Library to collect an appointment card for today’s

career appointments:

Are you S5 and interested in a career in Business?

The KPMG Discovery Programme will run in Summer 2015 and gives you a great view of our firm and the options available to you in

your future career. Whichever office you join, you will develop the skills needed to build a successful career. You could be involved in

things such as work shadowing, presentations, business games and research

tasks. KPMG is open for applications. 

Academic Requirements You need predicted grades of at least BCC at Higher and we are looking to see 5 Nat 5s

including English and Maths.

For more information, see Miss McWaters

Allen Glen Scholarship Are you planning on studying

Engineering at University?  You are eligible for a

Scholarship of £1,500 per year you are in study.

See your pastoral care teacher for more information.

S4Career Advisor

Could the following pupils please register at

tutor time then make their way to the Library

to collect an appointment card for today’s career

appointments:

S3Under 14’s Football

 The team have a match v St Margaret Mary’sWednesday 18th March

 Please attend a meeting tomorrow

PE departmentMorning Interval

S2Under 14’s Football

 The team have a match v St Margaret Mary’sWednesday 18th March

 Please attend a meeting tomorrow

PE departmentMorning Interval

S1Under 14’s Football

 The team have a match v St Margaret Mary’sWednesday 18th March

 Please attend a meeting tomorrow

PE departmentMorning Interval