It’s been a busy week for our Junior School pupils celebrating Scottish week.
They’ve held their own Highland Games, recited poetry, played music and even opened a Scottish cafe! The Junior 4’s Wee Thistle Café gave everyone a chance to sample some lovely Scottish food as well as practising skills like counting out change, paying for items and serving and preparing food. Finally, Junior 5 are busy preparing to welcome their parents on Friday evening for a Burns Supper which they have helped prepare in Health and Food Tech with Mrs Harwood.
Thoughts on supporting young people with career decisions
Where do we go from here? Thoughts on supporting young people with career decisions. It’s that time of year again…While many of our young people will be combing through prospectuses and websites for their desired courses of study, many others have no idea what to do...
Lomond School Boarding House Selected as Finalists for Prestigious National Award
Lomond School is thrilled to announce that it has been chosen as a finalist for the esteemed ‘Independent Schools of the Year 2024’ awards in the category of Independent Boarding School of the Year. This awards programme, hosted by Independent School Parent magazine,...
We need to forge the next generation of engineers – Dr Alan MacBeath
*** Dr Alan MacBeath is the latest Lomond School Teacher to have their opinion piece printed in the Scotsman newspaper. This article was originally published on Monday 15 July 2024 in the print and online editions. The online edition can be viewed here. ***...
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