Tickets for the Christmas Concert are now on sale. The concert is on Tuesday 15th December at 7.30pm in the school theatre.
Tickets cost £3 and can be purchased from the music department.
Demand was high last year for tickets you are advised to buy them as soon as possible in order to avoid disappointment

 ​The entire school community observed a two minutes silence to mark Armistice Day. The school fell silent at exactly 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, as staff and pupils alike remembered the fallen. Many teachers chose to incorporate Armistice activities into their lessons on the day, allowing the pupils to fully understand why the silence takes place.
Mr Andrew Keating and Mrs Esther Craig, had last year, created a display of poppies with their nurture and excel classes. They added to that display this year, by highlighting on a map of the world, where many of the staff’s family members had fought in the war.
A gathering of pupils involved in nurture and excel classes, observed the silence together. Mrs Evelyn Neilson, depute head, immediately recited John McCrae’s, ‘In Flanders Fields’ to finish the tribute. For more pictures click here

​Houldsworth House triumphed in both the Intermediate and Senior Inter House Public Speaking Competitions. The Houldsworth Intermediate trio of Cara Sinnett, Amy McLeod and Gemma Muir produced strong speeches to edge the Curran group of Paige McLelland, Nicole Busby and Stuart Murphy. The senior event proved to be a titanic struggle between Clyde Valley’s public-speaking ‘big-hitters’. Niamh Speirs, Liam Dunnachie and Raina Owens were Houldsworth’s winning three, finishing just ahead of Claire Megahy, Leah Grant and Aaron McArthur. Cara Sinnett was crowned this year’s Intermediate winner with a serious and poignant tribute to her friends entitled ‘The Warped Reflections’. Liam Dunnachie delivered a masterful performance with ‘Aspire’, a comical speech with a serious subject. Its main objective was to raise awareness of the charity, ‘Aspire’. Dedicated to raising funds for people with spinal injuries, Liam has been a supporter of the charity for many years.
Mr Quail, the school’s Head Teacher, was joined at the judges’ table by Mrs Evelyn Neilson, Depute Head, and Miss Marie McGough, former school librarian. In his summing up, Mr Quail recorded the unanimous view of the judges that the standard this year had been quite outstanding.
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mIn a matter of a few short weeks Clyde Valley High School will move to its new home.  Once the move has taken place work will begin on demolishing the old Clyde Valley High School building.
 
For many Wishaw residents the old building will have happy memories of when they were a pupil or even a member of staff attending Clyde Valley High school or prior to that when it was the home of Garrion Academy.
 
In order to mark this occasion, and to allow people to have one last look before its gone, Clyde Valley High School is planning to have an open evening on November the 24th 2015 from 5pm to 8pm. Anyone who is interested can come along and have one last look around the old place before it’s demolished. The event will include: