Summer holidays have commenced for South Lanarkshire Schools, lasting until mid-August. Key dates for the remainder of 2026 and early 2027 include teacher return on August 11, pupil return on August 13, and various holiday breaks throughout the year, ending with the summer break on June 25, 2027.
Absolutely LOVED this! The Scotland World Cup party is already in full swing at Calderside Academy, Blantyre where staff and pupils have come together to create a fantastic video celebrating our national team’s return to football’s biggest stage! With smiles, excitement and plenty of Scottish spirit on display, the video has certainly got everybody in […]
St John Ogilvie High School in Hamilton received an excellent inspection report, praised for its leadership, learning environment, and support for wellbeing and academic achievement. Education Scotland highlighted the school’s collaborative approach, innovative mental health initiatives, and strong parental engagement, marking it as a model for other institutions.
Calderside Academy is participating in the Cash for Kids Schools Challenge until June 12th, raising funds to support its students. Various activities will be held, including the Calderside 500 walking event on June 8th. Donations are welcomed, and the top three fundraising schools will receive additional awards.
South Lanarkshire schools and nurseries will be closed for the bank holiday on Monday, May 25. Key upcoming holidays in 2026 include the additional local holiday on June 15, the summer break starting June 25, and the return of teachers on August 11, with pupils back on August 13.
An eight-year-old girl tragically passed away following an incident during a school sports day in East Kilbride. After falling from her wheelchair, she initially received treatment but was later re-admitted and died. Police are investigating her death as unexplained, and support is being offered to the affected community.
The Auchinraith Primary School Parent Council is hosting a Summer Fair on Friday, June 5th, at 3pm, featuring a Jellycat raffle. Tickets are £1, supporting the council. They seek donations of unopened items for the raffle and tombola to enhance the event. Your support is appreciated.
Stonefield Nursery in Blantyre is currently accepting new families, offering a safe and nurturing environment for children. With experienced staff, the nursery encourages learning through engaging activities, fostering confidence and independence. Available spots make it an ideal choice for parents seeking a supportive setting for their child’s early years.