Clubs & Spòrs

Day	Club	Time	Classes Involved
Monday	Junior Primary Football Primary Art & Craft Club Girls Multi Sport	Lunch Lunch After school	P1 – P3 P1 – P7 All girls
Tuesday	Senior Primary Football Fine Motor Fun Art Club	Lunch Lunch Lunch	P4 – P7 P1 – p7 P3 upwards
Wednesday	Running club Art Club Reading Rockets Choir Grease Rehearsals Film Club	After school Lunch Lunch Lunch After School 3-3.30pm	P4 upwards P6 – P7 P1 – P7 All choir members All cast members Primary pupils
Thursday	Photography Club Basketball Club	Lunch After school	Secondary P5 – S3
Friday	Digital Learning club Boys Football	Lunch 2-3	Primary Secondary Boys
Saturday	Coding Club	10.30-12	P6 – S6

For senior school revision classes see updates on our school Facebook page.

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Rights Respecting Pupil Steering Group

Several pupils from S1 and S2 are leaders in our path to becoming a Unicef Silver Status: Rights Aware School. These leaders are responsible for informing the rest of the school about Human Rights by helping organize assemblies and putting up posters.

Pupil Council

The pupil council meets once per term to discuss any issues affecting pupil’s school experience, suggest improvements to school life, and agree on fundraising activities for the school and community causes. Two pupils are chosen from each year group to represent their class on the council.

Duke of Edinburgh

Although things are paused just now because of Covid the school hopes to restart the DofE programme soon

Through a DofE programme young people have fun, make friends, improve their self-esteem and build confidence. They gain essential skills and attributes for work and life such as resilience, problem-solving, team-working, communication and drive, enhancing CVs and uni and job applications. 14-24 year-olds can do a DofE programme at one of three progressive levels which, when successfully completed, leads to a Bronze, Silver or Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

There are four sections to complete at Bronze and Silver level and five at Gold. They involve helping the community/environment, becoming fitter, developing new skills, planning, training for and completing an expedition and, for Gold only, working with a team on a residential activity. For more information click here.

Saltire Awards

Celebrating Youth Volunteering in Scotland

The Saltire Awards are the Scottish Government’s way of celebrating, recognising and rewarding the commitment, contribution and achievements of young volunteers in Scotland, aged between 12 and 25.

Young people gain nationally recognised certificates, signed by Scottish Government Ministers, for the different amounts of volunteering they do. Find more information here.