​School Show
Final preparations are well underway for the first school show to be held in our new school assembly hall. ‘9 to 5’ is sounding terrific and everyone involved is working incredibly hard to ensure that the show will be one to remember. Now is your opportunity to support the cast and production team, by buying tickets and coming along on one of the nights. The show runs from Tuesday 11 - Thursday 13 October. Tickets are now on sale, costing £6 for the Tuesday performance and £8 for the Wednesday and Thursday performances. Do not delay in buying your tickets, for this special performance in our new school which is sure to be extra special for everyone involved.

​Last years show

​14 S5/S6 pupils along with Mrs Ashton, Mr McKie and Mr Ferrie all successfully summited Beinn Ime on Friday 9th of September. The climb was organised as a Geography field study but also manged to raise over £500 for Mary's Meals. It was a great experience for all despite the terrible weather conditions.

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​10 Clyde Valley pupils took part in last week’s North Lanarkshire Council Suicide Prevention football tournament. The event, held at Ravenscraig Sports Facility, allowed pupils the opportunity to play football in front of two Scottish football stars, Clyde Manager Barry Ferguson, and Motherwell FC Assistant Manager James McFadden. More than 150 amateur players and high school pupils took part in the special five-a-sides tournament. Also on hand were Albion Rovers Manager Darren Young and former Motherwell and Rangers player Bob Malcolm, who offered their support and advice to all the young players. The Clyde Valley team was made up of S6 pupils: Craig Tart, Scott Crosbie, Connor Allan, John Groome, Ewan MacDonald, Ross Taylor, Dillon McArthur, Craig Robertson and their manager, Brooke Clarkson. The team performed well and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Thanks go to Mr Graham Lang, of the PE Department, who organised the school’s involvement in this worthwhile event and who supervised on the day.

​The school’s first ever car boot sale took place last weekend and was a resounding success. Thanks to a beautiful, sunny day, people came out in their numbers and there was a steady flow of customers all day. Through the same of pitches, tables and donations, the overall total raised was £412.40, which will be used for the Science trip to London, next year. Miss Anushi Pathmanathan, of the Science department, would like to thank everyone who helped in the organisation and smooth running of the event.