S3 Reports
Published 24/05/24
S3 pupils & parents should receive their reports later this afternoon via email
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Pupils in S4 & S5 - New Timetables
Published 24/05/24Pupils in S4 and S5 returning for 2024-25 will be issued with their new timetables at registration on Monday morning.
Pupils in S4 going into S5 should go to their usual register class.
Pupils in S5 returning to S6 will possibly have different register teachers from those they had in S5. They will be asked via their google classrooms to check the lists that will be posted around the main atrium, HLH café area and the entrances when they arrive on Monday morning for their new registration classes.
A list of register teachers is also included here and will be posted in the same places.
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Read MoreHouse Winners 2024 Celebration! 🎉
Published 23/05/24Congratulations to Lomond, our house champions for the 23/24 school year! 🏆
Our pupils have been working hard all year, earning points through participation, sports, registration activities, rights respecting quizzes and may more ways. As a reward, students from Lomond enjoyed a special treat - an ice cream van visit at school followed by an afternoon of games and fun activities! 🍦🎈
A huge well done to all the pupils in Lomond for their fantastic achievement! 🌟 And a big shoutout to all our houses - Wyvis, Nevis, Glamaig, and Slioch - for their efforts this year. 👏
Here's to another brilliant year ahead! Good luck to all our houses for the upcoming school year! #HouseWinners #SchoolChampions #CelebrationTime #InvernessRoyalAcademy
Photos of the day can be seen in the Photo Gallery Section of the website.
Read MoreThe Royal Games!
Published 23/05/24👑🏆🌧️ The rain held off until the last period at The Royal Games 2024! Our fun day was a fantastic start to our house points race for the upcoming school year. Lomond, last session winners, have taken an early lead - can they clinch victory again this year!?
🎉🎽🥇 Tug Of War, Beat the Goalie, Wellie Tossing, Target Games, Gladiators, biking, and more exciting activities brought the school community together. A massive thank you to our PE department for organising and to all staff members for supervising and scoring throughout the day!
🏅💪 Let's keep the spirit of The Royal Games alive and make the 24/25 school year one to remember! #TheRoyalGames2024 #TeamLomond #SchoolSportsDay #HousePointsRace #PEdepartment #InvernessRoyal Academy
Check out our photos of the day in our photo gallery section.
Read MoreNew Bus Timetable - 16, Upper Foyers
Published 22/05/24Please see here for the new times of the service 16 bus from Upper Foyers to IRA. This service is now provided by Stagecoach.
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Uniform Letter
Published 22/05/24Please see here for a letter that has been sent out to all parents/carers this morning regarding school uniform. A reminder that our school uniform is black trousers/skirt, white shirt, branded or non-branded black jumper/cardigan, black footwear and school tie.
Read MoreBattlefields Tour 2024
Published 21/05/24Battlefields Tour 2024 – Day One
After a long journey our group arrived in Belgium, first going to Tyne Cott Cemetery, where they visited the grave of former Royal Academy pupil, F. M. Mackenzie, killed during the Battle of Passchendaele. We then travelled to the German war grave site of Langemark, before heading to Ypres to spend time at the ‘In Flanders Field’ Museum.
Battlefields Tour 2024 – Day Two
On the second day of the Battlefields Tour pupils visited the Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 – a fascinating museum with an extensive collection of artefacts as well as a ‘Dugout Experience’ and a trench system. Following this the group laid a wreath at the Frezenberg Ridge Scottish Memorial. With free-time in the afternoon, pupils (& staff) had an opportunity to sample Belgian chocolates. Later that evening, the group attended ‘The Last Post’ ceremony at the Menin Gate, where a wreath was laid on behalf of the school.
Battlefields Tour 2024 – Day Three & Four then home…
The third day of the Battlefields Tour saw the long journey from Belgium to France an the area of the Somme. First visiting the Canadian National Vimy Memorial and Park, the group then travelled to Beaumont Hamel Newfoundland Memorial Park. Here the group laid a wreath at the Monument to the 51st Highland Division. The last two stops of the day were at the imposing Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme and finally, the Lochnagar Crater. The following day the pupils went to this place called ‘Disneyland’ and then it was the long trek home…
Check out our photos of the trip in our Photo Gallery.
Read MoreS3 Beach Clean
Published 20/05/24S3 Biologists took to the shore at Fort George last week! Crabs, seagrass, lugworms and elusive dolphins and humpback whales were the order of the week. Huge thanks to the volunteers of the Marine Conservation Society, Moray Ocean Community Project and Whale and Dolphin Conservation who gave their time and talents to work alongside our students and give them an insight into Citizen Science.
Check out more photos of the Beach Clean in our photo gallery!
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Read MoreSave the Date
Published 16/05/24Bidh cèilidh aig Roinn na Gàidhlig ann an talla na sgoile air Dimairt 25mh den Ògmhios. Cuiridh sinn fàilte air sgoilear sam bith a tha airson pàirt a ghabhail ann – na bithibh diùid!. Gheibhear barrachd fiosrachaidh, tiogaidean is eile a dh’aithghearr.
The Gaelic department will be hosting a showcase ceilidh on Tuesday 25th June at 7pm in the school theatre. All pupils are invited to take part whether as performers or helping behind the scenes – speak to a member of the Gaelic department for more information. Save the date and look out for more information to follow!
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Lockdown Drills Letter
Published 14/05/24Please see here for a letter regarding Lockdown Drills that has been sent out to all parents/carers today from our Rector, Mr Engstrand.
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S1 Parents' Evening (Virtual)
Published 14/05/24Virtual Evening - Wednesday 22nd May – 5pm - Booking is now open!
This is your chance to meet with your child's class teachers and discuss the progress they are making in their subjects. Due to the size of the year group and the number of staff who have multiple S1 classes; you may not be able to book an appointment with every subject teacher. In a school of our size this has always been an issue. This year however we are trialling a hybrid model of a main ‘in person’ evening (taking place tonight - booking now closed) and then another opportunity to book appointments as part of a virtual evening. The virtual parents’ evening should only be used as a ‘top up’ and not the main evening for your bookings. Please refer to the criteria check list; there are three criteria for making these appointments and you must meet at least one of them so we can offer as many slots as fairly as possible.
Don't miss this valuable opportunity to connect with our dedicated teaching staff.
Ready to book your slots? Click here
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Reading School Survey
Published 13/05/24We are hoping to gather some information about our school community's attitudes to reading. Please could you take 5 minutes to fill in this parent survey.