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Tha 16 sgoilearan againn ann an clas 3-4 Gàidhlig.  Is toil leinn a’ leughadh, sgrìobhadh agus a’ cunntais. Is toil leinn ag ionnsachadh mun t-saoghal mun cuairt oirnn agus tha sinn gu math spòrsail. Bi sinn ag ionnsachadh sgilean ealain le a Bh Ph NicNèill.  Tha sinn air a bhith ag ionnsachadh mu na Ròmanaich isContinue reading “P3-4 Gàidhlig”

Tha 13 sgoilearan againn ann an clas 1-2 Gàidhlig am bliadhna agus tha sinn air a bhith ag ionnsachadh mu Ar Coimhearsnachd. An ath theirm bidh sinn ag ionnsachadh mu dhèidhinn Dèideagan agus Taighean is Dachaighean.

We have 21 pupils in P5-7. So far this year we have been busy learning about Rights Respecting Schools and Our Community. Over the next two terms we will be studying World War II and Natural Disasters. Our P7 pupils are looking forward to starting their transition into the secondary in the new year.

This year we have 20 pupils in the P1-4 class. For our Social Studies topics, we have been learning about Rights Respecting Schools and Castles over Term 1 and Term 2. Pupils were given a homework project for Term 2 and produced wonderful castles and shields from recycled materials. The next two terms we willContinue reading “P1-4 English”

Tha e na thlachd mhòr dhomhsa a bhith os cionn na sgoile ‘s tha mi cho moiteil a bhith faicinn cho dealasach ‘s a tha an luchd-obrach ‘s na daoine òga a th’ innte. Tha suaicheantas ùr na sgoile – Ionnsaich le urram, glac do mhiann – dèanamh cinnteach gum bi na h-amasan ‘s slatan-tomhais a thaContinue reading “Fàilte bhon Cheannard”

It is a great privilege to serve Castlebay School as Head Teacher and I am proud of the commitment of our staff and young people. Our new school motto of Respect, Aspire, Learn, Achieve ensures that we have the highest standards and expectations for all. Our staff are dedicated, supportive and focused on achieving positiveContinue reading “Head Teacher’s Welcome”

Broad General Education Pupils at Castlebay have the opportunity to learn both French and German, building on all aspects of literacy including, speaking, reading, writing and listening. Through learning a new language pupils can: Gain a deeper understanding of their first language and appreciate the richness and interconnected nature of languages, Enhance their understanding andContinue reading “Modern Languages Nuadh- chànain”

Computing Science at National 5 will help candidates to understand computational processes and thinking.  It covers a number of unifying themes that are used to explore a variety of specialist areas, through practical and investigative tasks.  The course highlights how computing professionals are problem-solvers and designers, and the far-reaching impact of information technology on our environment andContinue reading “Computing Science – Coimpiutaireachd”

This course will provide candidates with the knowledge and understanding required for employment within the Engineering Sector. It will allow candidates to develop skills and attitudes required for progression within the sector and facilitate progression to further FE and HE training. Course Content Outline: This course focuses broad areas of Engineering. This will allow theContinue reading “Engineering”

The general aims of the course are to: Allow learners to experience vocationally related learning. Provide learners with a broad introduction to the sport and recreation sector. Encourage learners to foster a good work ethic, including time-keeping and a positive, responsible attitude. Provide opportunities to develop a range of Core Skills in a realistic setting.Continue reading “Sport and Recreation”