If you pop into the English department on a Friday lunchtime you will see S2 and S3 pupils busy at work. The group, run by Mrs Wishart, sees the pupils create stunning pieces of jewellery including unique and quirky earrings and necklaces as well as bracelets. The bespoke jewellery will go on sale at this …
S4 drama pupils had the chance to learn all about career paths and opportunities with the National Theatre of Scotland on Thursday. Creative Career Insights Day saw the pupils talk to different members of the National Theatre Scotland about non-performance roles within the theatre industry. It was a day of workshops and hearing all about …
Read more “Drama: Career Day at the National Theatre of Scotland”
Mrs. Robertson may be Garnock’s newest music teacher, but she certainly isn’t new to the music industry. She happens to be quite experienced with producing and playing instruments. We caught up with her to ask her a few questions. Q: Can you tell us why you became a teacher? A: I’m very passionate about music …
When was the last time you took a moment to pop into our school library – I hope it was recently as our school library is an amazing place to read or study, with its calm environment and delightful book selections. You are always guaranteed a warm welcome from Ms Walker. Speaking of books, I …
Last week in Modern Languages we have been learning about European Day of Languages. This is celebrated on the 26th of September. Mrs. Eck, former Modern Languages teacher and now Skills teacher, is married to the Head Chef of The Broadcroft Hotel in Kirkintilloch, Pascal. He also works at Kaffateria, in Glasgow. He kindly donated …
Read more “Modern Languages: European Day of Languages Review”
Do you want to have a voice in your school community? Do you want to find out all about what your fellow pupils are getting up to? Find out all about your teachers and what they get up to when they are not busy in the classroom? Garnock Newsdesk is the place to find out …