The IRA Shieling Fundraising Group are really excited about their upcoming Family Games Night. This will be held on Friday 19 April from 5.30-7.00pm in the Theatre. A letter with more information will be sent out this week. In the meantime, here is a message from the group: 

Hi everyone! Just a quick message about the Family Games Night. Thank you to the people who were kind enough to give us some things for the raffle. We are deeply grateful! And we appreciate Harry Gow bakery for the kind offer of a £20 voucher!  

Please continue to send in any small donations to the school office that you are able to (packets of biscuits, family games, chocolates - anything at all that we can use as a prize!), we really appreciate the support!

P7 TRANSITION EVENT – UNIFORM

Some members of the school’s ‘Clothing and Food Bank Working Group’ will be available with a table/rail with LOTS of FREE uniform at the P7 transition event this evening. There are some brand new items, some pre-loved, and in the name of sustainability and smart-looking pupils, we would love for parents to help themselves to what they need.

If you cannot attend the event but you would benefit from support with uniform provision, we encourage you to contact the school. Any contact would be handled discretely and we will do our best to help you out.

We also understand that children grow over the summer! So if in doubt, size up!

🌈 Join us this Thursday for a fantastic dress down day in support of the Brent Centre Highlands, a remarkable mental health charity for young people!

💙 Did you know that 1 in 4 young people in the UK are affected by mental health issues? Let's come together as a community to make a difference and support those who need it most. 💪

🙌 To take part, simply bring £1 to registration to donate to the Brent Centre Highlands.

#DressDownDay #SupportMentalHealth #BrentCentreHighlands #PositiveChange #CommunitySupport

S3 Prefects

We are looking for S3 pupils to apply for the role of S3 prefect to support the school while our senior pupils are on exam leave.  

Prefects are role models who lead by example, and they are expected to set high standards for themselves and others. By becoming a  prefect, you will have the opportunity to show that you are responsible, reliable and capable of taking on leadership roles.  Application forms can be found on the S3 Google Classroom and should be submitted by Wednesday the 27^th of March.

Congratulations to our Young Enterprise team – Scottish Sprouts, for winning the award for best Marketing and Communications at the Highland and Moray regional finals this week. Pictured with the award: Ellie Wood, Ryan Fleming, Aidan Oliver, Mollie MacBride, Millie Young and Sadie Traill.