19th June Newsletter

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Inside This Issue: Football Victories, Badminton Scotland, Bad Idea, S1 Bookathon, Digital

Enterprise Challenge, Pom Cheer Dance, Girls Football, Glasgow Schools Adventure Race,Patrick Ness Visit, SIlver Lining, Just Dance 2013, Legends V Teachers, Aim High, Young Writers,AU News, Street Dance Champions, Marys Meals Backpacks, Lessons from Auschwitz, BalloonRace, P7 Induction

June 2013

Football Champions

annerman High School Under Fifteen football team celebrated their football success in style, byouring our catchment area visiting all of our partner primaries, before a double lap of George

quare. They beat Dunbar High School 4-3 on penalties to win the Scottish Shield at Tynecastle,ollowing a 2-2 draw.

his qualified them for the British Isles Cup, where they faced the English, Welsh and Irish championsefore once more defeating Dunbar in the final at Toryglen.

has been a wonderful season, not just for the under Fifteens. The Under Eighteens beat St ThomasAquinas, to secure the Cameronian Cup. The Under Sixteens were runners up in the RSMcCollrophy.

annerman was also named the Lloyds TSB Scottish Football School of the month at the end of March.

his years football/rugby dinner at the Millenium Hotel was a great occasion, with Craig Brownresenting various awards to the teams.

More football photos inside.


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FootballVictories

Under 18

Cameronian Cup

Winners

U15

Scottish

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Badminton Scotland

The BADMINTONscotland award, presented by Coaching and Development Officer JohnShearer, recognises the tremendous efforts of staff and pupils within the school who have beeninvolved in many BADMINTONscotland and Glasgow Life initiatives. The school run a weeklyafter school club which has participated in Scottish Schools Badminton Competitions.

The school also runs a Sports Leaders programme and have benefited from 15 pupils goingthrough a Fun Games badminton qualification. These same pupils are involved in deliveringbadminton coaching to P7 pupils from 6 local schools as part of a Primary to Secondarytransition day.

The BADMINTONscotland School of the Month Award was introduced in 2011 to recognise thecommitment and achievements of primary and secondary schools that take part in badmintoninitiatives at grassroots level in Scotland. Each month BADMINTONscotland rewards oneschool that has excelled in delivering badminton to pupils through various schools initiativesincluding Primary Curriculum for Excellence, Secondary PE Teaching weeks, Primary Festivalsand Sportshall Challenges

Jill ONeil, Badminton Development Officer for Glasgow Life said:

Im delighted that Bannerman High School has been recognised for all theirefforts within

Glasgow badminton. They have a very pro-active PE department and Active Schools co-ordinator and are always a pleasure to work with. I hope that they will build on this successand continue to develop badminton within their learning community

Mr Duguid


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Bad Idea? Definitely Not

With her fantastic idea, Holly made it from the first round out of twenty other pupils and into the topfive for the final round. Holly spent a great deal of time considering her idea and conducted hoursof market research. This included contacting Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Kate, Duchessof Cambridge as they are expecting a baby, to ask them if they would be interested in her idea.She also visited a hospital maternity unit to interview staff and patients and stood outside her localsupermarket to speak to customers to ask their opinion on her product. Holly clearly put a lot ofthought and effort into this competition and has done very well considering she was the youngestpupil involved and was too shy to stand up in the beginning and introduce herself.

Holly McIntyre of S2 recently entered an enterprisecompetition called Bad Idea. The aim behind thecompetition is that there is no such thing as a bad idea!She had to come up with an idea for a new, innovativeproduct or service and pitch it in a dragons den style toa group of interested businesses and entrepreneurs. Thewinning idea for a product or service would be turned intoa reality!

Holly came up with the idea of having a safety mechanismfor prams which allowed the pram to be connected by awrist strap to the person pushing it. This would stop thechance of people losing control of their prams andpushchairs and make mothers and fathers feel much saferwhen outside pushing their child.

All of the organisers and judgescommented on how composed she waswhen presenting her idea in front ofeveryone and how well she articulatedherself. Although Holly was chosen to beone of the finalists, unfortunately herproduct idea did not win but Holly was anabsolute credit to Bannerman High Schooland hopefully she has caught theentrepreneurial bug. Well done Holly!

Mrs Morin


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S1 Bookathon

The S1 Bookathon took place a little later than normal this year but was no less successful. Throughouthe week of 18th 22nd March all S1 pupils took part in a sponsored read for the Teenage CancerTrust. Every English period for the week was dedicated to reading and all the classes had a readingperiod in the library where they could choose all their books for the challenge!

As always the pupils worked really hard during this week and altogether they raised a fantastic1054.45 for the charity which will be put to very good use.

Siobhan OHara from the Teenage Cancer Trust wrote:

WOW, were delighted to hear how well Bannerman have done once again. Your school has beenunbelievably supportive over the last few years so thank you all once again for thinking of us. I can'tbelieve that this massive sum was the work of the 1st years. That's such an achievement

Massive congratulations to all the S1 pupils who took part. The money raised will make a massivedifference to teenage cancer sufferers in the West of Scotland.

Miss McGlinn


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Digital Dragons

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We have been involved in a digital competition run by John Campbell, the head of an onlinecompany, Spider Online, who designs websites for companies. He runs the competition DigitalDragons to give young people in Glasgow schools a chance of investigating the business world. I(Haris Malik), Hamza Ahmad, Callum Clark, Aidan Coulter and Ryan Anderson entered thiscompetition representing Bannerman High School.

Our idea was an app that can identify a company or organisation by scanning the logo. Once thecompany is identified, the user will be given two choices. The first choice is the ability to bring up a

factfile (Wikipedia) page on the company/organisation/brand. The second option is the ability todisplay a list of products by that company, and when the user selects a product, the app will be ableto direct them to the nearest shop that sells that product. This is just a rough summary.

We had a few meetings with Gary Condie, Employability and Enterprise Manager, and JohnCampbell before hand. These were our mentoring sessions. In these, we were able to discuss ourideas with John and get some advice for our idea and our final presentation.

We had our final presentation on the 30th April 2013. It was held in the City Chambers and theprize for the winning team was Nexus 7 tablets each. There were six schools in total and we each

had to go in one after another to present our ideas to a panel of three judges. We had time to goover our scripts before the final presentation and work out how our presentation would be run.When we were up, the nerves started to kick in, but we managed to keep it together and gothrough our presentation. I feel our presentation went very well and this was a great experience.

Haris Malik S3


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Pom Cheer Dance Champions

I started dancing when I was three years of age. I doTap, Ballet, Modern, Highland, Hip Hop andCheerleading. With the cheerleading we compete invarious competitions throughout the country, taking partin the cheer dance based version called,Dance Pom .

Pom is highly technical incorporating jumps, leapspirouettes, lift, kicks, and various other dance elements.The Poms being used to add visual effects and in tricks.

We compete in team divisions, large or smalldepending on the size of the competing team.

My cousin Fiona Kane and I first started competing as aduo in May last year at the BCA North East Classic British Championships, where we won first place in theJunior Pom Dance Division. This was an excellentachievement with very tough competition.Due to this success, we were entered into the highlycompetitive Scot Cheer 2, where winners would be

awarded bids to the European Championships. A Bidis an invite meaning all competitors would need to bechampions or runners up in their respective divisions.

Therefore only the top two out of every European country can compete at the EuropeanChampionships. This is only the second year that this competition has been running, beingpreviously held in Amsterdam. This year however, Glasgow is the host city, using the newEmirates Arena and we are very excited and proud to be representing Scotland and our team

Xplosion.

We will be competing against 34 other European countries, so we have been training very hardto improve on our previous performances. In every competition we have entered we havefinished in the top two. We work very well together, both having different strengths and bringdifferent qualities to the routine. We are great friends and this has been a fantastic experienceto share. Although it has been very hard work, it is a great sport to take part in. We absolutelylove it and have found it to be very rewarding.

The European Championships will be extremely tough, as we will be competing against the best

Duos in Europe. However getting to this competition is a massive achievement in itself, but weare determined to work hard and do the best we can, and are very proud no matter what.

Eilidh Hughes S3


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Girls Football

The girls football squad have been taking part in the Soccer G League at Toryglen RegionalFootball Centre every two weeks since September. They play in 7 a-side games of which theycan play 5/6 games a night against schools from all over Glasgow. This year we have beenvery fortunate to have two teams at almost every league night, which has allowed the girls toplay more often. The A team ended up in 5th place with the B team 9th place out of 17teams. This year the girls have played really well and showed great team spirit to work theirway up the league table. They also took part in the Festive Finals and Summer Finals atToryglen where they all had an enjoyable days playing tournament football.

The Soccer G squad were: Kirsten Treanor (S5) Toni McVey, Chloe Thompson, AmieCarruthers, Lauren Kelly (S4) Hannah Fulton, Gemma McCallum (S3) Ellie Willison, ShannonScott, Holly McIntyre, Chelsea Parsons, Amy Johnston, Lauren Clements, Chloe Stephenson,Zoe Lamont, Shelby Thomson (S2) Ellie Street, JulieAnn Duncan, Zoe McGurn, Amber Man,Sophie Matheson, Becky O'Donnell, Carli Thomas, Tammy McFall, Taylor Watson, EmilyMcKibben, Lauren Wright (S1)

This year the girls took part in the Scottish Senior Girls Shield competition where they drawnagainst St Josephs College, Dumfries. They were unlucky to lose the match 1-0 butBannerman team who had girls from S1-5, played very well against strong opposition. For

this match the team were joined by Emma Baird (S5).


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The players finished off the year having a great night at the Celebratory Football & Rugby

Dinner at the Millennium Hotel, George Square. They all enjoyed listening to the formerScotland Manager Craig Brown and watching the football video clip. Craig Brown presentedthe awards to the players, who were:

Most Consistent Ellie Street (S1)Top Goal Scorer Lauren Kelly (S4)Players Player Toni McVey (S4)Managers Player Zoe McGurn (S1)

Throughout the year the players have had training and support from two former pupils, Lisa

Gibson (who played in the Soccer G league whilst at school) and Ben Scobie. As part of theircollege course at the North Glasgow College, they had to complete a 40 hour work placementin coaching a sporting activity with young people. Both gave more than their 40 hours bycoaching at the Soccer G league nights and training the girls on the school pitch after school.Kirsten Treanor (S5) has also taken on a role in organising and mentoring the younger pupilsduring the league games.

Thanks to the PE department in organising Scottish Cup Games, the buses to Toryglen andproviding the strips.

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On Monday 10th June 8 pupils from Bannerman High School took part in the annual GlasgowSchools Adventure Race at Blairvadoch Outdoor Education Centre. This is a multi-discipline crosscountry race involving running 5 km, mountain biking 5km, canoeing 3 km, zip-lining, high wirewalking, a brain teaser task and orienteering.

The team is primarily made up of S5 students some of whom are involved in Morocco 2013(Andrew Barclay, Cameron and Craig Smith) and Malawi leaders of learning (Blair Davidsonand Cameron Quinn). The rest of the team consisted of Joshua How, Callum Drummond and ScottCunningham who joined to help out their friends and because they enjoy the activities that wereinvolved.

The race started off with a short run to the first challenge, a high wire walk between two trees.You had a time limit of 30 minutes to put on the climbing gear, do the high wire challenge asmany times as you could and then leave the climbing gear as you found it before the time wasup. The more times you complete the challenge the more time was taken off your final race time.As soon as the 30 minutes was announced it was a 100m race to the canoe challenge.

The first of two water based challenge was a 3 km canoe across the Gare loch. Awaiting them onthe other side of the loch was supposed to be 2 substitutions, ready to swap over but as the teamdid the canoe challenge so fast the mini-bus was not there in time. The canoe team had thereforealready started on the third challenge, a 5 km run. The run is broken up into two sections as after2 km they have to complete a zip-line across a disused quarry.


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The run finished at an old scout hut where thesubstitutions were waiting for the next challenge, a5 km mountain bike section through wood landand very rough terrain. The bike challenge endedat the edge of Gare Loch where they would use 2substitutions and begin the next challenge, a 5 kmkayak back to the Blairvadoch centre. Once the

kayaks were beached at the centre they had torun to the next challenge, a brain teaser wherethey had to move a ball from the start point to theend point using only the tubes and pipesavailable. Sounds simple right! Again the moretimes you complete the challenge the more timewas taken off your final race time.

Finally the orienteering challenge, where they hadto run off in at least groups of 2 to find the

markers and report back to their guide. Oncecomplete it was then a final run to the finish line.We will not know how good our time is until allother schools have competed. The winners andfinal times will be announced at an awardsceremony on Monday 17th June.

Straight after the race I asked the team if theywould do it again and they all replied with a veryenthusiastic DEFINITELY!

Well done team!

Mr Boyle STOP PRESS:

BANNERMAN CAME IN SECOND !


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Patrick Ness Visit

On Tuesday 16th April a group of S2-S4 pupils went to the Mitchell Library to take

part in an author session by renowned author Patrick Ness.

Patrick is the author of The Chaos Walking Trilogy. The trilogy has been extremelysuccessful for Patrick and the first title in his trilogy, The Knife of Never Letting Go, iscurrently being made into a film. He spoke to the pupils about how and why hestarted writing and the process he goes through in order to create characters andstories. His talk was very inspirational and a lot of pupils went home with some verygood ideas, not to mention some of his books!

Miss McGlinn


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Silver Lining

Helping the Bruce Peru FoundationIn tutor we completed activities and looked at articles on the street children of Peru. We alsotook part in quizzes to help us understand a day and life of a street child. We have beenlearning about our role as Global Citizens and how we can raise awareness for those lessfortunate. The pictures and videos we have seen show us the problems they face and really didshock us.

My tutor group was keen to help the street children of Trujillo in Peru. The activities we havebeen completing show us that education is free in Peru yet many dont attend! Doing well atschool should help the children get a job when they are older and improve their lives.

Our tutor group has been raising money for the Bruce Peru Charity by taking part in the SILVERLINING collection. This is part of our pupil to pupil project with our link shanty town school inAlto, Trujillo. Our year group have been completing activities to help the street children inModern Studies and in Art we made Christmas cards to give to them using our phrases fromSpanish

Our tutor group had the longest silver line with a totalof 51.05.

The whole of S1 raised 160.36.

Well done to all of our year group in supporting thechildren of the Bruce Peru Charity.

Beth Atkinson 1L1


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Just Dance 2013

On Wednesday 5th June Bannerman High School presented its 4th annual dance show at the

Bridge Theatre. There were over 100 pupils involved in the performance which showcased awide variety of dance styles learned by the pupils including ballet, tap, jazz, african,commercial, hip hop and contemporary. The show had a total of 30 performances, withsolos, duets, trios and group performances and there were also performances with live musicincluding Toni Mcvey on the drums, James McFarlane on guitar and singing from StephanieOwens and former pupil Gemma Houston. This was an excellent opportunity for the youngpeople to display the work from curricular and extra curricular dance and many peoplecommented on how confident they were in their performances.

On the evening awards were presented to the pupils including performer of the year,outstanding contribution, choreography awards and team of the year.

Performer of the Year

Junior - Eve LearmonthIntermediate - Daniella Zecchino &Sofia GrahamSenior - Elisa Kirkwood

Outstanding Contribution

Junior - Melissa MontgomeryIntermediate - Rachel Brown &Jennifer CullenSenior - Fraser Mckie

Choreography Award 1

Gillian PaulleyLynsey WeirSophie AndersonNicola BrownKayleigh Thornton

Choreography Award 3

Jade AdamElisa Kirkwood

Higher Dance Award

Jade Adam

National Dance Award

Roseanne McCabe

Team of the Year

3rd year


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Legends V Teachers

10 years ago the Bannerman Senior Football Team won the Lanarkshire League Title in May 2003.Many of the players from the team have younger siblings who are at Bannerman today. This led tothe news being heard about the success of the S3 Scottish and British Cup triumph and the SeniorsCameronian Cup victory. During our 10 year re-union night out I suggested that we arrange a

Legends v Seniors Football Match to mark the success of past and present teams.

The build up to the match was excellent with both teams secretly confident. Both teams played somegreat football and showed a fantastic team spirit and sportsmanship. The Seniors took the leadthrough a well worked team goal put in the net by Connor Brannigan. At the end of the first halfthe Legends equalised with a wonder strike by Graham Coutts (Cookie). After a short half timebreak both teams came out flying. Captain of the Legends team Steven McGlinchey put the ball inthe net to make it 2-1 before a lovely chipped finish from Johnny Forrest made it 2-2. The Seniorsplayed some nice football and another 2 goals from Connor Brannigan put the seniors 4-2 up.Steven McGlinchey then pulled one back late on to make it 4-3 setting up an exciting final. With the

Legends pushing for the equalised. I was fouled just outside the box. Several players in theLegends team had tried to score into Stephen Thomson from a free kick but no one had come close.Then up stepped the goalkeeper for the Legends Chris Smith. Stephen organised his wall anddefence as Chris placed the ball however they could not prevent the outcome. As Chris so often didfor the Legends on our way to lifting the League Trophy 10 years ago he fired a left footed rocketinto the top corner of the net making it 4-4 and sending the game to penalties. Penalties were tensewith both teams scoring their first 5. In sudden death the Seniors scored putting extra pressure onthe next taker for the Legends team. Martin Dunnery ran up and laced his penalty past the poststarting the celebrations of the Senior team. The match finished 4-4 (Seniors winning 6-5 onpenalties.

The Seniors were congratulated and presented with the Super Cup before a team photo was taken.The match was a great success and was a brilliant way to recognise the achievements of bothteams.

Mr Douglas


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Aim High

Dame Eilish Angiolini recently visited Bannerman with our MP Margaret Curran,and Dr Ann Mullen, senior tutor and admissions tutor at St Annes College,Oxford.

The event was the brainchild of Margaret Curran who was keen to present the

possibility of Oxford to east end schools. Bannerman therefore hosted the event,with young people from St Andrews and Eastbank joining us for the occasion.

Dame Eilish, principal of St Hughs College, inspired the audience to aim high,recounting her own story of rising from her roots as the daughter of a Govancoalman who went on to hold the highest legal position in Scotland. She said:

Everything I have achieved in life, very often came around someone saying

thats not really for you.

Dame Eilish and Dr Mullen certainly demystified the towers and spires of Oxfordfor the young people.


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Young Writers

On Friday the 19th April 2 S1 pupils Sean Porter and Emma Hastings took part in thefirst ever Aye Write! Young Writers Conference held at the Mitchell Library.

The theme was Heroes and both pupils had been shortlisted for the Aye Write!Schools Prize for their articles about their own personal heroes. The day included a

prize giving, different workshops and live performances. The workshops included howto Blog, a Poetry workshop and live performance by Loki and a graphic novelworkshop which resulted in a battle between the Sun and the Moon! Both pupils didextremely well to get shortlisted and Bannerman High was among the first schools totake part in the competition and the conference.

Well done Sean and Emma! The competition will be open to Bannerman pupils againnext year.

Miss McGlinn


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AU News

All S4 pupils have completed their exams and have to endure the wait until results arepublished. Our S5 pupils have promising careers ahead of them. Whether it be anapprenticeship scheme, work-based training or continuing study we are sure that they willall be very successful in whatever they choose to do.

Swimming Group

Since August 2012 the majority of pupils in the Autism Unit have taken part in the swim

group at Springburn Leisure Centre. The swimmers have shown great determination andresilience in mastering most of the four main strokes. Particular mention goes to themarvellous improvement shown by Jack Cheasty over the last 10 months.

New S1 pupils

All the new S1 pupils have had visits to the Autism Unit and we look forward to welcomingthem from their current Primary Schools of Aultmore Park, Carmyle, Avenue End and OurLady of Peace.

Badminton Club

Miss Gourlay continues to run the after-school Badminton Club for pupils from the Unit(with the help of a Badminton Coach) and reports that the pupils are making giant strides.

Leg

End of Term Trip

Finishing touches have beenput to the Units summerspectacular. We can revealthat the pupils will enjoy Go-Karting and then a trip toFrankie and Bennys justbefore the end of term. EwanMarshall has already boastedof tearing up the track, so weare all eager to see the greatman in action!


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National Street Dance Championships

On Friday 7th June 2013 the Scottish Street Dance Championships took place at the new EmiratesArena. Bannerman entered 3 teams in to the competition by qualifying earlier on in the year. Theycompeted against 13 other teams to secure one of 8 places in the National final in August. Allteams performed exceptionally well and wowed the judges with their excellent technique andperformance skills. The judges consisted of Chuck from Got to Dance, Turbo from Got to Danceand performers from the 'A' team. As we nervously awaited the judges decision all of the boysand girls were very anxious to see who would make it to the finals. The judges revealed the top 8 tin reverse order and when they got to 5th place and there were still no teams from Bannermanthrough, the tension increased and we started to get a little worried. Finally in 4th place it was theBannerman Senior team! Everyone was jumping for joy. Drumchapel High School took 3rd placeand we still had 2 teams nervously awaiting to see if they had qualified. In 2nd place it was...Bannerman High S3-S6 team with their performance of Alice in Wonderland. We were ecstaticand all ran up to collect our trophy and medals! Finally 1st place was revealed and it was...Bannerman High School again. We could not believe it! The second year team had won the wholecompetition! A few of the parents were even crying with joy and we were so happy that all of ourteams had qualified for the finals. All of the dancers were happy for each other and were just sodelighted that every team was successful.


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The finals will take place on Friday 23rd August at the SECC where our school will competeagainst other schools from Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales to win the NationalSchools. All of the teams are very excited for this and will be training during the summerholidays in preparation for the competition. It would be great if staff could come along andget behind the teams on the night!

Trophies are on display in the trophy cabinet in the SMT corridor.

A huge well done to all of the pupils involved in what has been a great success forBannerman High School.


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Marys Meals Backpacks

As part of our Global Citizenship Tutor programme S2 pupils were asked toparticipate in a Backpack challenge for Marys Meals. Our tutor group collectedthe most backpacks for one class. We were asked to collect different items forthe backpacks, which ranged from clothing, school books and pencils to toys.

Helping the children in Malawi was a bagful of fun! 2T1 pupils enjoyed makingup 11 backpacks and hope that the children will like their backpacks.

In total S2 pupils have put together 46 backpacks and have a few large bags ofmaterials as contents for other backpacks. So thank you to everyone whobrought in something to make our Backpack project a success.

Megan McMichael and Lyndsay McMath 2T1


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Lessons from Auschwitz

As a follow up to their visit to Auschwitz with the Holocaust Education Trust, KathrynMills and Adam Carruthers S6 gave S1 pupils a presentation about their visitfollowed by a workshop. They outlined to pupils; what the holocaust was, when ithappened and who were involved. They also showed pupils images depicting life inthe concentration camps. In the workshop they explored themes like bullying andexclusion. At the end of the workshop S1 pupils pledged their support for anti-

bullying by making a chain of hands, each hand gave a message supporting anti-bullying.

Mrs Bennet


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Balloon Race

Up, Up and Away for Charity!

On Wednesday 5th June Third Year organised a balloon race, to raise moneyfor its nominated charities, this year Alzheimers Scotland and Yorkhill TeenageCancer Trust. Volunteers worked hard to label every one of the 297 balloonsbought and weather conditions were perfect for their release. A wonderful totalof 846 was raised and thanks go to all who contributed. Congratulations toLivingstone House, with a total of 88 balloons sold. Wallace came a closesecond with 81 balloons. The closing date for the return of labels was the 18th of

June and the furthest balloon reached all the way to Stranraer. The winningballoon belonged to Abbey Feeney congratulations to her!


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P7 Induction

Primary 7 joined Bannerman for their three day visit, .following their new timetablesand meeting their new classes. We look forward to welcoming them in August


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Principal Teachers of Pastoral Care

Burns: Mrs L Peoples

Livingstone: Mrs Shah

Mackintosh: Ms L MortonNapier: Mr C Gardiner

Telford: Mr J McGillivray

Wallace: Mrs R Guile

Depute Headteachers

S1: Mrs King

S2: Miss Smalls

S3: Mrs van de GevelS4: Mrs Belford

S5: Ms BlackS6: Mrs Kin

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