The South Lanarkshire Schools’ 2025/26 calendar outlines key dates: Teachers return on August 12, with pupils back on August 14. Breaks include September weekend, October, Christmas, February, and an Easter holiday. Other important dates encompass in-service days and local holidays, ensuring 190 school days for pupils.
More than 1700 P6 and P7 pupils across South Lanarkshire can now get free school meals. This is because the scheme has been extended to families who are in receipt of a Scottish Child Payment. Parents or guardians who meet the criteria are being reminded that they still have time to apply using the online form. This will […]
Young people nationwide are receiving their exam results today, with a slight increase in Scotland’s pass rate compared to last year. However, delays in mail deliveries have affected some island communities due to Storm Floris. Support is available for those facing disappointment; it’s important to remember individual strengths and talents.
The school year has concluded, and the summer holidays have begun for teachers and students in South Lanarkshire. Teachers return on Tuesday, August 12, followed by in-service days on August 12 and 13, with students returning to school on Thursday, August 14. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday!
On June 25th, Auchinraith Primary School celebrated the achievements of its Primary 7 pupils at St. Andrews Church in Blantyre. Family and friends gathered to honor the students, recognize their support systems, and present awards. The event marked a significant transition, wishing all pupils success and happiness in their future endeavors.
The Primary 7 pupils at St Blane’s celebrated their transition from primary school with a memorable send-off, featuring a piper and supportive families. As they prepare to attend St John Ogilvie High School, the community wishes them success on their new adventures. They are encouraged to continue shining brightly.
Auchinraith Primary School celebrated the end of the school year in style with a fun water gun fight in the playground, providing an exciting way to cool off in the summer heat. Teachers and pupils enjoyed a day filled with laughter, and support is offered for similar events in Blantyre schools in the future.
High Blantyre Primary celebrated their P7 pupils with a concert at Blantyre Old Parish Church on June 24th. Dressed in full uniform, the students showcased their talents in front of a supportive audience. As they transition to high school, the community wishes them success in their future endeavors.