Wishaw Press

Group can work it out

- Braidhurst High

Clubbersiz­e for Malawi

The Malawi committee has once again been busy raising funds for the project with a Clubbersiz­e event on Saturday, March 10, at St Aidan’s High School in Wishaw.

More than 100 people participat­ed in the mass dance workout complete with glow sticks and disco lights.

The day was a huge success and also raised funds for Mary’s Meals.

The committee also recently welcomed Dr. Matthew Neilson into school to speak about his experience of working as a doctor in Malawi.

This visit offered pupils the opportunit­y to discover what they can expect from their visit which will take place in June.

The committee are delighted to announce that they have been partnered with a school in Malawi, the ‘MisanJo Community Day Secondary School’. During the visit pupils are hoping to help improve the school’s learning environmen­t and materials with the aim of raising the attendance and attainment of the girls who attend MisanJo.

U15 girls football

The U15 girls football team were in action on Friday March 9 in a Scottish Shield quarter- final tie against Inverkeith­ing High School.

Despite playing some great football the Braidhurst girls were beaten 3-5. The team wish Inverkeith­ing High School all the best for the semi-finals.

Girls School of football

On Friday March 9 a presentati­on, for parents of pupils joining the Girls School of Football programme, took place at Ravenscrai­g Regional Sports Centre. Contact Mr Gardiner at the school on 01698 274999 if your child is interested in the programme.

 ??  ?? Clubbersiz­e Organiser Nicola McAleenan and Jenna Young, acting PT guidance teacher
Clubbersiz­e Organiser Nicola McAleenan and Jenna Young, acting PT guidance teacher

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