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UPDATES (Inc. COVID-19)

25/10/21 Return to school Oct 25th 2021

27/09/21 COVID-19 vaccine information leaflet for 12 to 17-year-olds

27/09/21 S3 Reports Parent Letter

21/09/21 Work for pupils who are self-isolating

17/09/21 Letter to Parents and Carers from Jason Leitch National Clinical Director 

17/09/21 Skills Development Scotland Webinar 29th Sept

16/09/21 COVID update letter to parents and carers

08/09/21 Education Services COVID 19 Update

07/09/21 COVID: Warn and Inform – Information Sheet

25/08/21 S1 Newsletter Term 1

05/08/21 Parent letter August 2021

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Lunchtime & After School Activities

Due to COVID-19, this page should be viewed as an example of what is on offer under normal circumstances

A variety of extra-curricular activities take place in the school during lunchtime and some after school. All year groups, unless otherwise stated.

*Please arrange your own transport home. If you live on a public bus route, free bus tickets are available from the front office.

Early lunch passes can be collected from the front office for activities at lunchtime.

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

Monday

  • Miniature Painting (Library) – Lunchtime
  • S1 – 3 Social Games (Business Studies) – 12:45 – 13:15
  • S1 – 3 Minor Games – Gameshall (PE) – 12:45 – 13:10
  • S1 Guitar Club (Music) – 12:45 start
  • Cyber Discovery Club (Computing) – 12:45 – 13:15

Tuesday

  • Chess & Board Games Club (Library) – Lunchtime
  • Homework Club (SfL) – 12:45 start
  • S1-3 Football – Gameshall (PE) 12:45 – 13:10
  • S3-4 Fitness Suite (PE) – 12:45 – 13:10
  • S1-3 Geography Homework Club (Geog – Ms Lidwell’s Room) – 12:45 start
  • Dungeons & Dragons (Library) After School – 15:35 -16:45*
  • Library for research, PCs, homework, study support (Library) After School – 15:35 -16:45*
  • S1-6 Volleyball (PE) – 15:35 – 16:30

Wednesday

  • Magic the Gathering (Library) – Lunchtime
  • S1-6 Basketball – Gameshall (PE)
  • S1-6 Pipe Band and Snare Drumming (Music) – 15:35 -16:30*
  • S1-6 Belt Hid Oot (Music) -12:45 start
  • S1-6 Debating Club (English Rm 4) – 12:45 start
  • String Group (Music) – 12:45

Thursday

  • S1-3 Darts (Business Studies) – 12:45 – 13:15
  • S1-3 Badminton – Gameshall (PE)
  • S1-6 Homework Club (SfL) – 12:45 start
  • S3-6 Cardio & Strength Circuits – Fitness Suite (PE) – 12:45 – 13:10
  • S3-4 Fitness Suite (PE) – 12:45 – 13:10
  • S1-6 Orchestra (Music) – 12:50 – 13:15

Friday

  • S2-4 Volleyball – Gameshall (PE) – 12:35 – 13:00
  • S5-6 Volleyball – Gym (PE) – 12:35 – 13:00
  • FAME (Music) – Once a month – 12:50 – 13:15

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Stromness Academy

1 week ago

Stromness Academy

***COVID-19 guidance reminder for staff and pupils returning to the classroom***(Lorraine) The Council is reminding school staff and pupils of COVID-19 measures still in place to try and keep everyone safe as they return to the classroom after the October break.The Scottish Government have been asking for some time now that people undertake twice-weekly lateral flow device tests and this has also been the case for staff and secondary pupils in schools. With all schools across the county due back on Monday, 25 October, we would appeal to all our school staff and secondary pupils to schedule one of their regular LFD tests shortly before they return – as was the advice following the summer break.Orkney Islands Council Executive Director of Education, Leisure and Housing, James Wylie, said: “Following the recent outbreak and in the build up to the October holidays we saw significant engagement in the LFD process. It is imperative that we pick up where we left off. All school staff and secondary pupils are strongly encouraged to restart twice-weekly at-home LFD testing in the week prior to return. The advice states that ideally, staff and secondary pupils should take the second weekly test either in the morning before leaving for the first day of school or the evening before.“It is really important that you record your results online, whether positive, negative or void. This helps public health experts understand what levels of COVID-19 are and can inform policy on things like future mitigations in schools.“Testing can help reduce the risks of COVID-19 outbreaks in schools. This, in turn, can help reduce the numbers of staff or children and young people that will have to self-isolate due to outbreaks.”All schools offered test kits to staff and pupils prior to the October break, which can be used for these purposes. If any staff or pupils have not received test kits, they can access them in a range of different ways, including ordering online for home delivery, or collecting kits from your nearest test site or pharmacy, such as Sutherlands in Kirkwall and Stromness, and Boots.
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