Wider Achievement
Help us celebrate the fabulous achievements and success stories of our pupils
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Wider Achievement Survey
Wider Achievement Survey
Here at St Andrew's and St Bride's High School, we have a number of pupils who take part in a wide range of activities both within and outside of school. We would like to celebrate their achievements as much as possible and recognise the incredible work our pupils do in their volunteering, sports and range of experiences.
Mentors in Violence Prevention Training
Mentors in Violence Prevention Training
Fundraising for Mary's Meals
Nathan Wilson, S1, participates in a kit modelling group for Scotland. His contribution model this year won him national first place for his age group!!
Musa Durrani, S4 - proudly representing the Western Warriors U15 on the Cricket Scotland Performance Pathway — one of the most competitive regional teams in the country
Silver Graham, S3, recently competed in the Dance World championships in Orlando, Florida, USA, with her team Phoenix Flames, where they placed 10th in the world in Pom in a very difficult junior dance division. Well done!!
Jack Sharkey, S4, has been raising money by running several 5k races this year with his Dad and supporting his Dad for the Beatson Cancer centre and the Brain Tumour charity. Incredible achievements!
Well done Jack 😀
Pola Bodo, S5, achieved the Lord Lieutenant Cadet Award . She represents cadets from Lanarkshire area at community events, parades, and royal visits. Well done Pola!
Luke McCudden, S3, has recently been selected by the Scottish Rugby Union to continue in it's player development Pathway system - which if successful eventually leads to a professional rugby career. Luke along with a small group of 50 U16 players from the West of Scotland were selected out of 400+ initial rugby players who displayed the correct technical skills, fitness, work ethic, athleticism and rugby intelligence. Great effort Luke!
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