AH Geography Fieldtrip

Five pupils are going on the Fieldtrip tomorrow to carry out their assessment for practical urban and rural fieldwork.  More information regarding this will be in next week’s Observer Report.

Text Messaging

We would appreciate a quick response to an Absence Alert before 11.30am. Parents/guardians are asked to inform the school before 9am if their child will be absent.  Attendance will then be altered and therefore an Absence Alert text will not be required.  We would also be grateful if emergency contact details can be kept up to date – especially mobile numbers.

S1 & S3 Photos

A reminder that order forms with full payment should be returned to the school no later than Friday 10^th September.

Music Department

Rehearsals for the following groups have now started – Jazz Group, Orchestra, S1/2 Music Club (Thursday after school).  Coming soon – Scottish Group Choir.  The music department are starting their own record label and need a name.  Anyone who has a ‘brainwave’ please contact Miss Menzies in the Music Department.  There are still a few places available for instrumental tuition on Piano, Percussion and Woodwind.  Anyone interested should contact the Music Department.

HPV Vaccinations

A reminder to all S2 girls that the vaccinations are taking place in the Assembly Hall on Monday 13^th September.  Any pupils who require a catch up please see Mrs Robinson in the Medical Room.

S2 ECO PSE: Waste Awareness

The S2 PSE programme got off to an active start with a series of House assemblies led by Mrs Avril Robertson, Waste Projects Officer for Stirling Council. Learners were encouraged to think about what happens to the household waste that goes into our bins. Well done to 2D2 who won the ‘Stand Up’ quiz, and to 2S3, who came a very close second.

Edinburgh Book Festival

Nearly sixty S2 pupils recently enjoyed a day trip to the Edinburgh Book Festival to hear authors discuss their novels. There, they met Simmone Howell, an Australian writer, who gave an insight into how the experience of living in different places is incorporated into her own writing by using maps. At the afternoon session, local author and school teacher, Gill Arbuthnott, delighted her audience with a discussion of how she steals names and bits of overheard bus conversations for her stories. The pupils were especially pleased to be given lots of useful tips to try out in their own writing.

S2 Football

Well done to Stirling High School’s Under 14’s who started their League defence with a 2-1 win at Dunblane High on Thursday afternoon. Stirling dominated for most of the match with goals coming from Callum Perrie and Greg Brown. It was a good result for the team who had 2 players, Ryan Inglis and Jack Paterson, impressing in their first match. Well done boys and good luck for the season ahead.

Fairtrade

The Fairtrade committee starts on Thursday 9th September, at 1.15 in the conference room. The committee is aiming to build on last year’s efforts to make Stirling High School a fair-trade school.

Chess Club

The chess club has restarted this term, and is on every Thursday lunchtime in the Library. The club is free to anyone.

China Art trip

The August payments are overdue for the 2011 trip to China. Please see Mrs Rainey or Mrs Whitehouse immediately.

History Trip 2011

The 2011 history trip has begun its organization with a meeting being held last week. The trip will be an excursion to the World War One Battlefields from Tuesday 10 may to Sunday 15 may 2011 inclusive. Any pupil who is interested and has not got an information letter should see the any history teacher immediately. Anyone who has a letter should return is ASAP.

Vice-Captains

Last week, the school has elected the twelve vice captains to join the house captains (the deputy heads).

For Douglas they are: Rory Bain, Louise Anderson, Duncan MacDonald and Bridget Boswell.

For Stewart: Kristi Newlands, Jordan Tuff, Ben Langley and Nicole Don.

For Randolph: Emma Ferguson, Mark Dickson, Peter McAffertey and Martyn Allen.

Bookmark Competition

There is a design a bookmark competition, with the winner to receive HMV vouchers. All entries should be submitted to the LRC by Wednesday the 22nd of September. 

Unreturned Library Books

The Librarian would also like to remind pupils to bring back any unreturned books.

Eco Club

The Eco Committee was reformed this week with an excellent turn out.  As a trial the whole meeting was audio recorded and will be put onto Glow.  Mrs Togneri said this could be excellent way of letting everyone know what our plans are and pupils also like the idea as well.  If the idea works the minutes will be recorded like this each month.

 Lost Property

Due to the high volume of Lost property we can only keep it for a maximum of four weeks. Any pupil looking for a lost item should come to the main reception where it is kept. All lost property not claimed by Friday 10 September will be disposed of.

Poly Tunnel in Full Bloom  

The S4 CoPE class have been working hard over the past few months preparing and planting beds in the Schools Poly tunnel. Before the holidays’ potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkins, carrots, corn and sweet peas were all planted.

This hard work has now grown into a tremendous display of fruit, vegetables and flowers. Some of the produce will be used by members of the class in their Hospitality class to make food for us to try.

Any visitors to the school are pleasantly greeted by the smell of our home grown Sweet Peas in the Main Reception.

Please not that Monday 6^th September is a public holiday and the school will be closed to pupils and staff.

S1 Focus

The new S1 pupils have been settling into the school really well and seem to be enjoying all the new challenges. S1 will be the focus for visits to classes by the Headteacher and Depute Headteachers during this month.

Prefects

At the S1 Assembly last Monday, Head Boy and Head Girl, Gavin Scott and Daisy Aiken, as well as their Deputes Chris Burt, Arran Brown, Faris Robinson, Jean Parry, Shona Buchanan and Lauren Kerr and the other Prefects were presented with their Prefect Badges by Headteacher, Mrs Scullion 

Text Messaging

We would appreciate a quick response to an Absence Alert before 11.30am. Parents/guardians are asked to inform the school before 9am if their child will be absent.  Attendance will then be altered and therefore an Absence Alert text will not be required.  We would also be grateful if emergency contact details can be kept up to date – especially mobile numbers.

Benmore Trip

The S2 Benmore Trip in November has been cancelled.

Buddy Training

Last week over 70 S5 pupils spent all day being trained to be a buddy.  They will now be able to support and help out S1 and S2 pupils.

S1 & S3 Photos

S1 & S3 pupils had their photographs taken last Wednesday.  All pupils have been issued with their order forms and letters.  Order forms with full payment should be returned to the school no later than Friday 10^th September.

New Members of Staff & Retirements

We welcome 10 new members of staff; Miss A Daly, Art Probationer; Mr D Green, Art: Mr J Simpson, Business Education (temp 1 year); Miss K Johnstone, English; Mrs Manzoor, Home Economics; Miss J Cook, Mathematics; Mrs Glover, Modern Lanugages; Mr N Durno, PE Probationer; Mr S Spears, Technical Probationer & Mr C Bradley, Technician.  The school lost 2 long serving members of staff at the end of June and July.  Dr J Walker, Mathematics and Jean Phillips, Technician.  We wish them a long and happy retirement.

Mrs Wallace’s Workout

A new fitness class for pupils will be starting after school and the workout will be made up of various routines – aerobics, zumba, salsa and much more. All pupils interested in coming along should be ‘good to go’ at 3.45 in the dance studio on Monday.

Athletics

Well done to Louise Anderson S6 who has been selected to compete in the Sainsbury’s UK Schools Games.  She is amongst 1600 competitors who will be competing in the North-East of England  tomorrow (Thursday). 

Drama Club

The student run drama club started up last week with the aim of putting on a pantomime in January.  Anyone interested can still come along on Mondays after school.

Music Department

Rehearsals for the following groups have now started – Jazz Group, Orchestra, S1/2 Music Club (Thursday after school).  Coming soon – Scottish Group Choir.  The music department are starting their own record label and need a name.  Anyone who has a ‘brainwave’ please contact Miss Menzies in the Music Department.  There are still a few places available for instrumental tuition on Piano, Percussion and Woodwind.  Anyone interested should contact the Music Department.

Hockey Club

All pupils are welcome to attend the hockey club which will run every Tuesday after school between 3.30-4.30.  This club is open to all S1-S6 who are interested in developing their hockey skills.

Parkour

Parkour starts up Thursday for S3-S6. All new members welcome!

S1-S3 SPORTS CLUB:

A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES (FOOTBALL, BADMINTON, BASKETBALL, SWIMMING, HIP HOP AND THE FITNESS SUITE) WILL BE ON OFFER AT SPORTS CLUB ON WEDNESDAYS STARTING ON THE 1ST SEPTEMBER! AFTER SCHOOL FOR S1 - S3. IT STARTS AT 3:30 AND FINISHES at 4:30. HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE!!

Timetables

Any pupil in S5/6 who has changed their course/level please come to the office to pick up your new timetable during form time.

HPV Vaccinations

A reminder to all S2 girls that the vaccinations are taking place in the Assembly Hall on Monday 13^th September.  Any pupils who require a catch up please Mrs Robinson, Medical Room.

Please not that Monday 6^th September is a public holiday and the school will be closed to pupils and staff.

Stirling High School’s Mrs Trudi Togneri has been successfully nominated to receive a Provost’s Civic Award for her significant contribution in the Community Category.  The Awards Ceremony will take place on Friday 29^th October in Stirling Castle.  This is a huge achievement and very well deserved!!

Stirling High School Young Bowlers

It has been a fantastic summer for our young bowlers. On Saturday 26th June two of our pupils travelled to Ardrossan Bowling Club. Lee Neilson and Rachel McKerracher of 3D3 were chosen, along with two other young bowlers from the region to represent Central West in an Under 14’s rink  Scottish competition. The day long event brought together teams from the various SYBA districts throughout Scotland to compete for the Alan Michie Trophy. Lee, Rachel, Amy (Abronhill) and Callum (Dunblane) were undefeated throughout the tournament and became Scottish Champions by winning the title with victory over Ayrshire North in the final.

Also during the summer break, Lee Neilson S3 and Ryan Johnston of S4 were part of a team which competed in an open triples event, at Condorrat Bowling Club and run out worthy winners in a fantastic final against Dunblane.

Greig Blennie, Rachel McKerracher and Lee Neilson all S3 had been chosen to play for their county Central West and played their first match on Sunday 22nd August at Kinneil Bowling Club, Boness where they were the eventual tournament runners-up to West Lothian. But despite the disappointment of being second they did beat local rivals Central East in the derby game and won the shield.

Greig, Rachel and Lee are also representing their club, Cambusbarron, in a knockout triples event and have reached the final after winning their semi final match against Condorrat. Lee retained his title as Junior Champion at Cambusbarron with a win over Grant Macdonald of S4 in a great final.   But the highlight of the summer has been that Lee Neilson of 3D3 has been chosen to play for Scotland under 17’s. His first match will be on the 12th September at Shettleston Green against the North of England. Well done Lee!!!

STIRLING HS RUGBY

Training starts on Monday 23rd August at 345pm until 5pm approx. at the school pitch. U16 numbers are very strong this year, but U18 numbers mean that we will be looking to form an amalgamated team with one or more other schools this year. Stirling HS has entered the National trophies at both levels. At S1/2 level, all of course are welcome, contact Mr Clark in the Stirling HS Maths dept. with any questions.

School Magazine

Congratulations to our budding reporters who worked so hard last year on the school magazine ‘The Insider’.  It has recently been highly commended for ‘Best Commercial Strategy’ and ‘Best Online Presence’ by the Scottish School Magazine Awards. 

Drama Club

The drama club will be on after school in the assembly hall on Mondays.  All are welcome to join - it is fun, free and fabulous!

It started on Monday 23^rd August.

Supported Study

Art Supported Study will begin again from Thursday 26th August at 3.30pm

ECO CLUB

The Eco Club is open Monday Wednesday and Friday every lunch in RM 47. We are looking for new members and also pupils who would like to sit on the committee. If you would like to find out more please come along at lunch time and see what we get up to. Al 1st year pupils in particular would be most welcome.

S1 Boys Football Club

All S1 boys welcome to come along to the S1 football club!

Training commenced on Monday, the 23rd August.  From this session, a squad of players will be selected to play in the forthcoming season’s competitions. If you wish to come along to future training sessions please contact Mr Spears in the Technical department or Mr Durno in the PE department.

S1 & S3 Photos

All S1 and S3 pupils will be having their photos taken today.   Full school uniform should be worn.

Edinburgh Book Festival

Sixty S2 pupils are visiting the Edinburgh Book Festival in Charlotte Square today.  This has always been a great experience for all pupils in the past, and will be just as exciting for this year’s S2 pupils.

EMA Application Forms

New EMA forms for next session can be uplifted from the main school office.

A group of S3/4 have just returned from an action-packed stay on the Opal Coast in the north of France. We departed on Wednesday evening and after a smooth journey south, arrived in sunny France via the Eurotunnel at 10am on Thursday morning. We wasted no time in getting started and visited a local chocolate factory just after midday! The gastronomic theme continued over the next two days with visits to a traditional bakery, a cheese farm, a snail farm and the market in Boulogne. The visit to the snail farm proved especially popular and most pupils even braved the taste test! We returned safe and sound but thoroughly exhausted on Sunday evening, just in time for school on Monday. A wonderful time was had by all and the pupils thoroughly enjoyed the many opportunities to practice their French language skills.

Landscape Gardening Design

The school are looking for a parent/carer who has experience in Landscape Gardening Design.  Stirling High are going to be upgrading the school grounds and we would appreciate it if anyone with this expertise is willing to help.  Please contact the school office if you are interested.  Thank you.

Safer Routes to Schools

Pupils from Cambusbarron Primary School and Stirling High School have worked together on a “Safer Routes to School ” Maps and Markers scheme, funded by Sustrans, a National Sustainable Transport Charity. This pilot scheme hopes to encourage more pupils to continue active travel habits from primary to secondary school, an area where national surveys show a clear drop in the levels of walking and cycling.

The funding provided maps with corresponding lamppost markers, to support Primary 7 Cambusbarron pupils in their transition from Primary to High School.Members of the Stirling High Eco group and Cambusbarron pupils celebrated the scheme’s launch during Stirling High School’s Primary 7 Induction days.

ACE Beach Party 2010
This year’s beach party will be held on the 24th June 1pm - 3.30 and it will have an ‘Alice in Wonderland’ theme. Lots of GIANT games, magic potions, BBQ, Bouncy castle and lots more on the day. Fancy dress will be optional.

Maths Textbooks PLEASE Return

There is a book amnesty in the Maths department.  If you have any maths textbooks or homework booklets at all at home, even older or younger brothers and sisters please return them to the Maths department URGENTLY.  NO QUESTIONS ASKED!

Young Bowlers

Well done to Lee Neilson, Greg Blennie, Rachel McKerracher all S2 and Ryan Johnston S3 who played in the National Qualifiers at Cumbernauld Bowling Club on Sunday 20th June. Lee played in the singles and despite being undefeated failed to qualify. Greg, Ryan and Rachel played a triples and were unbeaten in all their 5 matches to reach the play-off final for a place at the national finals in Ayr, but unfortunately run out worthy runners-up. Well done to all 4 who were a credit to their club, Cambusbarron Bowling Club and Stirling High School.  An extra special well done goes to Lee and Rachel of 3D3 who have both been chosen to play for a Stirling county bowlers under 14 rink at a West of Scotland competition at Ardrossan on Saturday. Good luck to both.

Primary Induction Days

Our new S1s enjoyed 3 days at the high school this week.  They took part in their new timetable visiting different classes, had a viewing of the school show and made lots of new friends.  Parents were invited to attend a small informal meeting on the Friday to be introduced to our Headteacher, Depute Headteachers, Pupil Support Teachers and ASN staff.

End of Term Arrangements

School will officially close to  pupils at 1.30pm on Friday 25^th June for the Summer Holidays and will re-open to pupils on Tuesday 17^th August at 8.55am.  Wishing you all a great holiday!!

School Lockers

All lockers need to be emptied before Friday 25^th June as they will be cleaned during the Summer Holidays.

Lost Property

All lost property will be disposed of on Friday 25^th June.

On 1^st June 2010, Stirling High School offered a full-day programme to all S2 pupils in relation to Health and Wellbeing.  Pupils participated in three events all linked to the schools PSE programme.

Work out and Beat it! - Pupils took part in a high impact fitness session designed to get the heart pumping this was delivered by employees of the NHS.

Healthy Eating-Ready, Steady Cook Challenge - Pupils competed against each other to design and produce a meal using Fair Trade, healthy ingredients.

Information Fair - Pupils also attended an Information Fair which was delivered by outside speakers from several agencies.   

Alton Towers Senior Trip

On Friday the 11th June, 100 senior pupils and 8 staff members made their way south to the Alton Towers Resort. The day had been arranged as a reward to the senior’s for all the hardwork and effort they have show throughout the year. Well done to all of you.  Every one had a great day!

FAO GARGUNNOCK PUPILS ONLY

New Gargunnock Bus Timetable

The new timetable has an earlier departure by 5 minutes now and will leave Gargunnock at  08:25am every morning.

Beach Party

The annual beach party will take place on Thursday 24^th June in the afternoon from 1pm til 3.30pm. The theme this year is -

Alice in Wonderland. There will be lots of fun activities including BBQ, bouncy castle, face painting, Giant Games, home made sweets.

Fancy dress is optional.Tickets are £2 (s1-3 need 70 Ace stamps and S4-5 need 40 Ace stamps to buy their ticket)

S1 Induction Days

Our S1 Induction Days take place from Wednesday to Friday this week. All of our new S1 will have the opportunity to visit the school, take part in lessons and see a performance of the School Show.

A Night at the Musicals

This year’s school show A Night at the Musicals will take place on Monday 21^st June and Tuesday 22^nd June. Pupils will be coming to all form classes today to sell tickets. The show is only on for two evenings so tickets will be in great demand. Don’t miss out on this extravaganza!

S5/6 Study Periods

S5/6 pupils are not allowed to sign out of school at the moment if they have a study period on their new timetable.  Pupils must either go to the library or one of the flexible learning areas.  Pupils should attend registration each morning at 8.55am.

China Trip Payments

A reminder that the last payment before summer of £115 is due today, Wednesday 16th June. Pupils must pay their money to MISS RAINEY and payments will not be accepted without a payment card.

ECO CLUB

The Eco Club committee for 2009-2010 has now been dissolved.   We are looking for pupils to sit on the committee for session 2010 -2011.  You do not need to come to the Eco Club to sit on the committee.  We are looking for representatives  from each year group as well as reps from the pupil council.  We are looking for people who can produce articles for us.  Junior reporter.  Someone who is willing to be the face of the filmed news to be put onto Glow.  Video editing using the new HD Flip video camera we have for the club. Working with the community , planting out plants in the parks. A chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Vice Secretary, media and events.  We also need committee members who are willing to take forward the plans we have for the next session then please collect an application form.  These will be in the LRC from Wednesday from room 47 at lunch time Wed and Friday.  If you have ways you think can improve the school we want to know about them.  This Club is excellent for senior pupils as it is a great  thing to put on your CV.  Next project is a cake and candy stall on the 18th of June to raise money so that we can adopt a Dolphin. 

EMA Application Forms

New EMA forms for next session can be uplifted from the main school office.

Lockers

Would all pupils who have a locker and are leaving school this year please empty your locker and return your key to the school office where your deposit will be refunded if applicable.

New EMA forms for next session can be uplifted from the main school office.

Stirling High Young Bowlers

Pupils from Stirling High took part in an open Junior bowling fours competition on Sunday 30th May at Causewayhead BC. Ryan Johnstone & Robbie Forsyth from S3, Greg Blennie, Lee Neilson & Rachel McKerracher from S2. All pupils enjoyed the day and played extremely well with Ryan and his team reached the semi-finals and Lee, Rachel & their team coming out on top as the tournament winners. They all were a credit to Stirling High.

S1 Enterprise Day

The sun was shining last Monday for S1 Enterprise Day. The day started with all 9 S1 classes staying with their tutor group teachers for the whole of period 1. They were set a number of challenges through the data projector. We used the VLC player and the system we use to play our school radio show to tutor groups, meaning all 9 classes could follow the activities on screen. Activities included choosing a team leader, setting the scene for the rest of the day and a discussion of the meaning and value of teamwork. We made use of Crazy talk 5 to give instructions to all 9 classes at once. During the following 4 periods pupils were set a number of challenges:

Numeracy challenge – pupils were outside and set an number of small challenges – the tower of Hanoi, water pitches, leap frog etc – one challenge is a twist on the ‘how do you get a chicken, a fox and a grain across a river – except the river was the swimming pool!

Design challenge – pupils had to design and build a helicopter in small teams and time how long they can make it fly

Health and fitness challenge – pupils had to guide each other blindfolded, race across the pitch using planks of wood and get the whole team through a net

Literacy challenge – pupils were given resources to make a balloon sculpture and had to present their sculpture to the rest of their class

During period 6, pupils were back with their form teachers where they were encouraged to reflect on the day – what went well and what they could do to improve. They were treated to a slideshow of pictures of the day, set to music. The day was positively evaluated by both staff and pupils - thanks to everyone who made the day a success.

France Trip

Thirty five pupils and 4 members of staff arrived back from the France Trip on Sunday 6^th June.  All had a fantastic time visiting the Snail Farm, Cheese Factory, Bakery, Chocolate Factory, the beach and shopping in the local market.  All were a credit to the school.  Well done!

S1 Reports

S1 Reports went out on Monday via school bag mail.  If any pupil hasn’t yet received their report please come to the school office.

ACE Beach Party

ACE stamps for the Beach Party now on sale. This is being held on Thursday 24^th June.

Senior Alton Towers Trip

The Senior Alton towers trip leaves on Friday 11^th June.  The bus will leave Stirling High School at midnight on the Friday night and will return to the school on Saturday 12^th June around midnight.

Induction Days

Induction days for our new S1s are taking place on Wednesday 16^th, Thursday 17^th and Friday 18^th June.  Letters inviting pupils have been either posted home or were handed out by our Feeder Primaries.  If your child has not received a letter please contact the school office.

Leavers Event

The leavers event is taking place in the School Library on Tuesday 15^th June in the afternoon.  Tickets cost £5 and ARE NOT available on the day, so don’t be disappointed and buy your ticket asap. Tickets can be purchased from Mrs Harris, English Department.

Junior Prizegiving

Junior Prizegiving will take place on Tuesday 15^th June in the Assembly Hall.  Doors open at 7.15pm.  Winners will be notified when tickets become available.

Activity Days

This year’s activity days were a brilliant success!  Two beautiful days for our pupils to be visiting a selection of various activities – Sailing, Horse Riding, M&Ds, Blairdrummond Safari Park, Edinburgh Dungeons, Paintballing, to name but a few.  Activities also took place in school also – Ready, Steady, Cook;, Sports , Art, Dancing, ICT etc.

 This years beach party will take place on the 24th June, 1pm-3.30pm, with the theme this year being ‘Alice in Wonderland’. All the usual stalls will be there - Bouncy Castle, BBQ, Tarot reader, disco etc. Come along and Join the mad hatter and friends in what will be a fantastic afternoon. Fancy dress optional. Tickets will be £2. Pupils in S1-3 will need 70stamps to go and S4/5 pupils will need 40 stamps. Tickets go on sale at the start of the new timetable.

Mosque Trip 2010

Over the past three weeks S2 RME pupils have visited the Central Scotland Islamic Centre in Stirling. This has been a great opportunity for pupils to meet local Muslims and see how the beliefs and practices which they have learnt about in school translate into real life experiences. Pupils had the opportunity to ask their own questions, experience the washing which Muslims do before they pray and watch one of the five daily prayers. A big thank you to all to the local volunteers who gave up so much of their time and made us feel so welcome.

S1 Reports

S1 reports are due to be handed out via school bag mail on Monday 7^th June.  A text message will be sent to all guardians who have opted into this service.

France Trip

Thirty five pupils and 3 members of staff are leaving for the French trip to Lille tonight.  Whilst they are there they will be visiting a cheese factory, chocolate factory and a bakery.  Pupils attending the trip have to be at the school no later than 8.30pm tonight.

Activity Days

Tomorrow and Friday are the school’s activity days.  Pupils will be visiting various places eg, Loudon Castle, Xtreme Karting, Canyoning, Benmore and many other activities inside and outwith school.  Pupils who are not participating in the activity days should be in school in full school uniform.

Study Leave

Study leave for all S4&5 pupils ends on Friday 4^th June.

New Timetable

The new timetable begins on Monday 7^th June 2010.  New timetables will be handed out to pupils during form time on this day.

Induction Days

The induction days for our new S1s are being held on Wednesday 16^th, Thursday 17^th and Friday 18^th June.  All P7 pupils who will be attending in August will receive a letter inviting them to attend SHS on these days.  The letter will be taken home to parents/guardians via the Primary Schools this week.  Letters for pupils living outwith the catchment Primaries will be posted home.

Borrowed School Ties

A reminder to all pupils who have borrowed a tie from the school office, please return it as soon as possible, otherwise a letter with an invoice for £5.50 will be sent home.

Library Books

Due to the change in timetable next week would all pupils who have outstanding library books please return them asap.

Lockers

Would all pupils who have a locker and are leaving school this year please empty your locker and return your key to the school office where your deposit will be refunded if applicable.