by Justine Scullion | Nov 21, 2022 | Lomond School, Extra-curricular, Senior School
During the October half term break at 2:30am, 29 pupils and 4 members of staff headed off into the night towards Edinburgh airport, ready to set foot on the largest, and arguably the most beautiful, island in the Mediterranean: Sicily! After a three and a half hour...
by Justine Scullion | Nov 21, 2022 | Lomond School
Based on Roald Dahl’s classic story about an extraordinary little girl who manages to change her destiny through the love of books, our cast put on five captivating performances over four days. We join Matilda (Olivia K-Y / Skye E) as she attempts to escape the...
by Justine Scullion | Sep 7, 2022 | Lomond School
Lomond School is opening its doors to teachers and educators from across the country this month as the school hosts the internationally renowned educational consultant and author, Kath Murdoch. Highly respected for her vast knowledge and experience of inquiry-based...
by Justine Scullion | Jul 14, 2022 | Lomond School, Extra-curricular, Outdoor Learning, Senior School
Senior 2 pupil, Andrew Perratt, has been making waves in the sailing world and in just a few days’ time will be representing Great Britain at The French Optimist National Championships. Andrew learned to sail at 8 years old on the Lomond School/ RYCYC Sailing...
by Justine Scullion | Jul 12, 2022 | Lomond School, Extra-curricular, Outdoor Learning, Senior School
Over the summer, 12 pupils travelled to Slovenia and enjoyed an abundance of activities that focused on the school’s guiding principles: leadership, adventure, internationalism and environmentalism. After flying into the capital, Ljubljana, the group made their way to...
by Justine Scullion | May 12, 2022 | Junior School, Lomond School
First prize in Lomond School’s inaugural ‘Greig Award for Curiosity and Inquiry’ has been awarded to Transitus 2 pupil Esme S. Pupils who entered the competition were asked to inquire into a subject of their choice and present it any way that they wished. They then...
