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.
Lomond School shines in The Good Schools Guide – Recognised as ‘sector leading’.
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Lomond School gets students career-ready with new courses
***This article features in The Herald, The Scotsman (Print), Glasgow Times, Yahoo News, Helensburgh Advertiser and Breaking News Network.*** Lomond School in Helensburgh is carving out new career pathways to engineering and activity tourism with the launch of two new...
Lomond School’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ wows sold-out crowds at Submarine Centre
Lomond School pupils recently captivated audiences with three sold out performances of William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream’ at the iconic Submarine Centre. The productions, held between 26 and 28 January, showcased the dedication and creativity of the...
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