Archive Photo of The Month – November
This November, we admire the etchings from Scottish illustrator Jessie Marion King. In 1946, the Girls’ School celebrated its 70th ...
All the primary pupils gathered in the assembly hall to find out which pupils had won a Cloak, an honour bestowed annually on the pupil from each house who has achieved the most house points.
Squirrel Hutchkins arrived with the results in his briefcase and was piped in to the hall by Nicholas (P6).The Argyll winner was Murray, the Lochiel winner was Riya, while Kerry won for Montrose and the Stuart winner was Diya.
Their points were awarded for all sorts of things including: sheer hard work, determination and a variety of sporting achievements.
As each of the four S6 pupils read out the reason for each child to have won, the whole of the primary school sat in hopeful silence.
However, as there can only be one name embroidered on each cloak each year, the well-deserving four donned their Cloaks of Magnificence to rapturous applause.
Thank you to the S6 girls, Eilidh, Mary, Eleanor and Head Girl, Olivia.
This November, we admire the etchings from Scottish illustrator Jessie Marion King. In 1946, the Girls’ School celebrated its 70th ...
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