Minute Meringues
Published 30/01/25
S1 Science Lunchtime Club made meringues in a minute using a microwave. Combining 1 egg white and some icing sugar, these meringues went down a treat with some Greek yoghurt and berries. Science tastes good! 
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Read MoreRainbow Fizz!
Published 30/01/25S2 Science class have been studying acids and alkalis. When acids and alkalis are mixed, a neutralisation reaction takes place, by adding Universal indicator, we can see this reaction happen in real time! 🥼🧪🌈
Read MoreFilmG Competition
Published 30/01/25Some of our S1 Gàidhlig pupils made a short film for the annual FilmG competition. You can read about their experience here and watch and vote for their film here. Thanks to CnaG for ongoing support with these projects. Please click ‘Bhot’ (Vote) immediately under the film to show your support. Voting closes at midnight Friday 31st January. Tapadh leibh!
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Read MoreS1 & S2 Library Sessions
Published 30/01/25Our S1 and S2 pupils have been diving into some incredible stories during their library sessions this week!
📖 S1 pupils celebrated Burns Night by exploring Scottish authors and books set in Scotland—perfect for discovering the magic of Scottish storytelling!
📚 S2 pupils marked Holocaust Memorial Day by learning about historical fiction and the importance of remembering the past through literature. Thought-provoking reads sparked meaningful discussions. 🕯️
Read MoreExtracurricular Clubs on offer
Published 29/01/25Our Updated Extra-Curricular Clubs - all welcome! Come along and try something new at lunchtime or after school.
Read MoreGymnastics Skills
Published 29/01/252R2 have been improving their gymnastics skills over the last 4 weeks. They have really enjoyed using the apparatus but were also very good at the group balances!
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Read MoreImportant Information regarding Bus Passes
Published 29/01/25Please can you ensure that you have access to the Under 22 bus pass for after the February break - 24th February.
The Highland Council Transport Team are undertaking a pilot project that encourages young people who are eligible for the provision of school transport and have a public bus route available to them, use the under 22 bus pass to access school transport rather than the Highland Council Bus Pass. This means that although that pupils would need to apply to the council for school transport, pupils would not be issued with a Council pass, they would use their U22 bus pass instead.
There are many benefits of utilising the Under 22 Bus Pass including free transport anywhere in Scotland. By using this pass for school transport there are cost savings to the council as recompense will come direct from Scottish Government. As well as cost saving, the long-term aim of the initiative is to encourage the younger generations to use public transport with a view to embed that behaviour from a young age, to tackle the climate emergency and to improve air quality in towns and cities by reducing the number of car journeys. The aim of this initiative is that those pupils who are assessed as 'eligible' for school transport and who have access to a bus route registered for public use will no longer receive a Highland Council bus pass but will use their Under 22 instead.
*This only applies to public bus routes, buses exclusively for school transport are not included*.
A letter explaining this has been posted to our Google Classrooms, Facebook and our School App for parents.
Read MoreWell done to our swimmers!
Published 28/01/25Lachie Bremner (S5) and Tyla Watson (S3) represented the school in the finals of the Scottish Schools Swimming National Championships in Aberdeen on Friday after getting Top 20 qualifying times for their two events, both finished in the top 10 for all their events. Well done!!
Read MoreNo After-School Sports Clubs - Wednesday 29th January
Published 28/01/25There will be no after-school sports clubs on tomorrow, Wednesday 29th January, due to a whole staff meeting.
Read MoreComix Club and Young Artists Club
Published 28/01/25Here are some examples of the art and the comics being created in our Young Artists Club (Tuesday lunchtime) and in our Comix Club (Wednesday lunchtime) recently
both clubs are run by Mr Sobral in his classroom - come along!
Read MoreBurns Supper Themed Lunch
Published 27/01/25There will be a Burns Supper Themed Lunch on at the canteen tomorrow, Tuesday 28th January. Come along for your haggis, neeps and tatties!
Read MoreS1 Art
Published 23/01/25Some of our S1 artists have been learning about line by looking at Vincent Van Gogh’s ink drawings and practising the handling of small brushes and ink.
They learned how to describe different lines and what visual effects can be created by using lines. They have noticed that Van Gogh used mostly short, curved, thin lines in his drawings to create textures, different tones, movement and the illusion of form!
