Wishaw school news, Lanarkshire primary & secondary schools

5 September 2010: 1:04am |

The future starts here – and now

TEENAGERS across Wishaw will be making plans for their future after exams results were released yesterday (Tuesday).Read

Pupils enjoy success in cycle training scheme

A NUMBER of local children from local schools took part in the Scottish Cycle Training Scheme before the summer break.Read

Geography students attended the Royal Highland Show as part of a study on Scottish Agriculture on June 17, on the same day that pupils from S3, S5 and S6 took part in a conference on International Affairs through their Modern Studies involvement.Read

St Aidans High news

S1/2 pupils recently took part in the UK Junior Maths Challenge. This is a competition run in schools throughout the UK. St Aidan's did very well, with 43 awards in the junior division, five of which were Gold awards. Read

Coltness High news

COLTNESS High School are cup winners! On Monday, June 9, the under 15 boys' football team beat St Andrew's and St Bride's in the final of the Lanarkshire Cup at the ground of East Kilbride Thistle F.C.Read

Clyde Valley High news

A TEAM of Clyde Valley mathematician's scooped second place in the NLC Secondary Schools Maths Challenge held recently at Cumbernauld Town Hall. Read

MSP claims school plans are ‘flawed’

CENTRAL Scotland MSP Alex Neil has blasted North Lanarkshire Council’s decision to merge Coltness and Lammermoor primary schools.Read

Parents feel let down by plans to merge schools

ANGRY Coltness residents have hit out at merger plans by North Lanarkshire Council for two primary schools — claiming they had been told a brand-new school was on the cards, and not just a refurbishment.Read

North Lanarkshire pupils get free gym sessions to unwind from exams stress

EXAMS time is now here and fifth and sixth year pupils from Wishaw will have the opportunity to take leave of their studies over the next month — but it’s all in the name of health and fitness.Read

Allanton school girl pleads with council bosses not to close school

A SIX-YEAR-OLD Allanton schoolgirl has written an emotional letter - begging council bosses not to close her beloved primary school after a meeting to discuss its future.Read