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Our S6 Caritas pupils enjoyed a retreat day with Caritas pupils from St John's RC High School at St Andrew's RC Cathedral. They are pictured here with Fr Kevin Golden who said Mass for us.

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Any pupils who have purchased tickets on Parent Pay for the concert at Verdant Work, please come and collect them from the Music Staff Base from Monday breaktime.

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Higher Business Management - Marketing & Operations Assessment

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Higher Business Management - Marketing & Operations Assessment

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The assessment for Marketing & Operations for takes place next Wednesday 17 December 2025 in the pupil's double period lesson (Mrs McIntyre p4/5; Mr Johnston p6/7)- the assessment will last the double period.

Pupils have the unit topic specifications and should be revising using their course notes, Achieve (short quizzes and past paper Qs) and Scholar (accessed via Glow).

Thanks.

Mr Johnston

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First of two annual Scottish Parliament trips for Higher Politics and Higher Modern Studies pupils. Thanks to Michael Marra MSP office for organising and Paul O'Kane MSP for our Q and A session. Great day had by all 🎄

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If you have a caring role, please stop and chat to the team from the Dundee Carers Centre tomorrow evening.

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St pauls parents evening meet the team 1

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There is no Study Support after school on Wednesday due to the S1 Parents Evening.

A reminder of normal study support days/times:

Higher Business

Lunchtimes by appointment (Mrs McIntyre)

Higher Business – Wednesday after school (Mr Johnston)

Higher Admin

Lunch Drop-in – Tuesday, Thursday, Friday – for catchup or homework (Mrs Graham)

Afterschool by appointment – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday – one to one or small group teaching (Mrs Graham)

N5 Business

Thursday after school (Mr Quiterio-Dewar)

S3 – for catchup on missed assessments and classwork

Lunch Drop-in – Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (Mrs Graham)

S1 – for homework or catchup

Lunch Drop-in – Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (Mrs Graham)

All Pupils

Lunch Drop-in – Monday to Friday – for catchup or homework (Mr Johnston)

Also open to pupils outwith department who need access to PCs or printing

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Get your head in the game of business. Do you have what it takes to make $$$ with a simple lemonade stand? Take the challenge! Or, try to save your community bank and defeat Mr. Boar in Break the Bank.

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Get your head in the game of business. Do you have what it takes to make $$$ with a simple lemonade stand? Take the challenge! Or, try to save your community bank and defeat Mr. Boar in Break the Bank.

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Business Games 🕹️ Play Now for Free at CrazyGames!

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Play the Best Online Business Games for Free on CrazyGames, No Download or Installation Required. 🎮 Play Internet and Gaming Cafe Simulator and Many More Right Now!

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National 5 Business management - Scotland - BBC Bitesize

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National 5 Business management learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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7 Games that will teach you Graphic Design - Yes I'm a Designer

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Gamification is a brilliant way to learn about difficult subjects while making it fun and playful. Today we are going to share 7 games for designers that will help you learn about topics like typography, colors, logo design, and so much more!

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N5 Practical Metalwork – Turnbull High School Technical Department

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The National 5 Practical Metalwork course is assessed in two main areas:

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Nat 5  Woodwork presentations and skills

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Nat 5  Woodwork presentations and skills

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N5 Practical Woodwork – Turnbull High School Technical Department

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Test your skills in Nat 5 Woodwork with Practice Questions

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Test your skills in Nat 5 Woodwork with Practice Questions

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National 5 Design and manufacture - Scotland - BBC Bitesize

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National 5 Design and manufacture learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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Secondary maths games for KS3 and KS4 students

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Getting on With Numbers | National Numeracy Challenge

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The National Numeracy Challenge is a website that helps you learn the maths needed for everyday life. However maths makes you feel, you're not alone and we're here to help.

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Literacy and Numeracy Support for Adults- have the confidence to help your child. 

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Literacy and Numeracy Support for Adults- have the confidence to help your child. 

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A collection of free videos and downloadable worksheets to help adult learners improve reading, writing and numeracy skills.

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Learning and revision resources to support the SQA Higher Maths specification (from 2018)

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National 5 Application of Maths - Scotland - BBC Bitesize

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National 5 Application of Maths learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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Help your child practice their grammar. 

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Help your child practice their grammar. 

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The Great Gatsby - Higher English - BBC Bitesize

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Higher English The Great Gatsby learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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IXL English Skills | Learn English online

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IXL offers online English practice, with thousands of topics for reception through year 13. Have fun learning grammar, writing, vocabulary, reference skills and more.

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Reading for Understanding, Analysis and Evaluation

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Reading for Understanding, Analysis and Evaluation

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As the title of the paper suggests, there are three core skills being tested in this exam:

You will have to complete the RUAE exam. The paper is marked out of 30 and is therefore worth of your overall grade.

The RUAE passage

Often, reading and understanding the passage is the trickiest bit for candidates. Sometimes the passage can include quite demanding vocabulary. At other times, it can be quite challenging to follow the writer's line of thought.

There is no way to guess which passage has been selected for the RUAE exam; but chances are the examination team have drawn this article from a piece of journalism in a quality broadsheet newspaper. Therefore, a good habit to get into would be to read one piece of quality journalism every week:

select an article relevant to your interests (a review of a football match, concert or film perhaps)

highlight any difficult words you encounter

use the context of the paragraph to help you work out meaning or use a dictionary

The questions

It is perhaps helpful to think about the three question areas in this paper in the following way:

Working out whether a question is a U or an A or an E can be tricky. But looking for certain trigger words in each question will help:

Understanding questions

Analysis questions

With reference to the features of language used by the writer show how...

Analyse how techniques used by the writer...

How does the word choice/imagery used by the writer...

How is tone created...

Evaluative questions

Once you have figured out what type of question you are dealing with, you should then look at the mark allocation. For example:

a 4-mark analysis question , for example, will require you to structure your answer like this: 2 x Quotation/Technique/Analysis (with link to question)

an answer to a 5-mark understanding question , for example, might be best bullet pointed for clarity.

Language features

It is important that you know how to analyse a range of language features. Typically, the following language features crop up in National 5 RUAE papers:

Your teacher might suggest a particular answer formula or structure for each language feature. Try not to analyse out of context. Always think about what job these techniques are doing in the passage in front of you.

You can read more about analysing language here.

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Reading for Understanding, Analysis and Evaluation - Exam skills - National 5 English Revision - BBC Bitesize

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As the title of the paper suggests, there are three core skills being tested in this exam: You will have to complete the RUAE exam. The paper is marked out of 30 and is therefore worth of your overall grade. Often, reading and understanding the passage is the trickiest bit for candidates.

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Tally’s Blood - National 5 English - BBC Bitesize

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National 5 English Tally’s Blood learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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BBC Learning English - BBC Learning English - Homepage

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'Christmas at the Instrumental Music Service' 🙌🎵🎄

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'Christmas at the Instrumental Music Service' 🙌🎵🎄

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Huge congratulations and well done to all St Paul's Pupils who took part in the IMS Christmas Concert at Greenfield Academy yesterday - great job!

Joel Christie

Cam Heeney

Aimee Slade

Oliver Mulholland

Mark Anderson

Oliver Bird

Maria Bird

Luca Stanculet

Lia Pyper

Isla Taylor

Martyna Wojnicz

Michal Crzewinski

Joshua Cosgrove

Lewis McGregor

Reeco McConnell-Robinson

Poppy McKenzie

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-aQJoKsyS7txgKvI-tVcDx47bnHOkTmZpgDl513Zy7sn7mg/viewform

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If you are feeling unsafe, worried, or simply want a friendly face to talk to, please reach out to our S1–S3 Anti-Bullying Ambassadors. They are here to listen, support you, and help you speak to a senior pupil or House Captain if needed.

If you are interested in becoming an Anti-Bullying Ambassador, we would love to have you join us on Tuesday lunchtimes (Soc Sub 5). Together, we’ll discuss strategies to make our school a safer, more welcoming, and inclusive place for everyone.

We already have some exciting ideas in the works, including QR codes and designated concern boxes to support pupil voice and ensure everyone feels heard.

If you’d like to get involved or find out more, please speak to Mrs Bovil or Mrs Hagger.

Let’s work together to make our school a safe, supportive community for all!

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Scan the QR code to take part in this research to find out more about the daily life experiences and mental health of young people with ADHD.

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Amazing work by Alix Blyth in S3! Well done!

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Senior Glen Doll/Corrie Fee trip:

The weather didn’t dampen the spirits of pupils on our trip.

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S1 Artist of the week! Graidy Haxton - well done!

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Our Higher History trip to Verdant Works is on Wednesday 17th December! Please see the pupils class Teams page for more details.

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A completed S3 zipper case. These will start coming home from next week 😀

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1N pressure groups presentations (SOC3-16a)

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1N pressure groups presentations (SOC3-16a)

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Well done to everyone for working hard on your presentations and posters, and having the confidence to present ⭐⭐⭐

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Relationships for Learning Policy (Updated Nov 2025)

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Relationships for Learning Policy (Updated Nov 2025)

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In line with new Scottish Government guidance released in June, we have updated our Relationships for Learning Policy following a consultation with the Pupil council, Parent Council and the Staff Consultative Committee. This includes Appendixes around Restorative Approaches and Positive Praise.

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Relationships for Learning Policy (YP and Parent and Carer Friendly)  - Updated Sept 2025

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One of our S5 pupils painted this beautiful portrait of Mary for the RE department. This is now proudly displayed on our departmental notice board. Please come and have a look at it when you are next in the department.

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HT Values Postcard  for Ambition and Respect. Pupil work - Lewis Lamarra

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HT Values Postcard  for Ambition and Respect. Pupil work - Lewis Lamarra

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One of our S5 pupils Lewis , painted this beautiful portrait of Mary for the RE department. This is now proudly displayed on our departmental notice board. Lewis has been award an HT Postcard home for showing the value of Ambition with his beautiful image along with Respect, for recognising the impact it would have as a gift.

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Our right of the month for December is Article 31: you have the right to rest, play and take part in cultural activities. This right is very important in the lead up to Christmas and the Christmas holidays.

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Senior pupils annual Scottish Parliament trips will take place on Thursday 4th and Thursday 11th December. A list of pupils will be emailed to all staff. Pupils are reminded to return consent forms to J McCallum.

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Our Duke of Edinburgh groups had a great session this week with Dave Slade from the Ancrum Centre who came to chat about the volunteering he completes with Tayside Mountain Rescue. Our young people completed a “rescue” using the equipment too! Thanks Dave! 🏕️🛻

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University of Aberdeen - Secondary Teaching

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University of Aberdeen - Secondary Teaching

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Have you a considered a career in secondary teaching?

Join us for an online recruitment event to learn about studying our PGDE Secondary programme at the University of Aberdeen on Monday 8th December, 18.30-19.30. For more details, and to sign up, please scan the QR code in the attached advert or click the following link: https://gck.fm/shciv.

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CECA Scotland Academy Information Session

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CECA Scotland Academy Information Session

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Interested parties can now apply for our CECA Academy starting 19th  January 2026.

The CECA Scotland Academy is a pathway into employment for civil engineering, focussing on groundworks.

I will be delivery an online information session on Tuesday 9th December, 16:00 for learners, school advisors, employability support, and anyone else who may wish to find out more about this opportunity and apply to, or support applications, to our course starting Jan 2026.

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The S3 Physics unit assessment for Waves and Radiation will take place during class time on the following:

3C1- Thursday 11/12/25 Period 4

3D1 – Friday 12/12/25 Period 1

3E1 – Friday 12/12/25 Period 3

This assessment covers the What a Racket! and The Electromagnetic Spectrum topics.

Our learners should be revising using their two topic booklets, the home learning/tutorial sheets and their jotter work.

Please remember that the PowerPoint slides from the lessons are contained within the Shared section tab on our class MS Team.

Good luck to them all🍀They can do this! 💪🏻

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Benefit Delivery Team -

Council Tax Reduction

School Clothing Grants

Free School Meals

Housing Benefit

Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)

Rent Collection Team -

Rent Arrears

Applying for Discretionary Housing Payments

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Benefit Team and Rent Team Drop In Sessions feature2

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Members of Dundee City Councils Benefit Delivery Team and Rent Collection team will be available at two drop-in sessions to provide support and advice on the following areas:

Benefit Delivery Team -

Council Tax Reduction

School Clothing Grants

Free School Meals

Housing Benefit

Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)

Rent Collection Team -

Rent Arrears

Applying for Discretionary Housing Payments

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Benefit Team and Rent Team Drop In Sessions feature 1

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Information attached about where you can attend Mass in your local Parish

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Partnership with St Columba’s to be praised in Dunkeld News

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Partnership with St Columba’s to be praised in Dunkeld News

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Partnership with St Columba RC Church- Appreciation during Catholic Education Week

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Partnership with St Columba RC Church- Appreciation during Catholic Education Week

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Today we celebrated Mass with the parish of St Columba’s Church as they thanked us for our ongoing partnership between the parish and school. The school contributes support via the work of the Caritas pupils along with our designs of the young people to develop Vision and Values banners for the church. Thank you to Mrs Nicoll for finalising the designs and her spot on measurements!

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National 5 Maths - Scotland - BBC Bitesize

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National 5 Maths learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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Pupil Tracking Report access for Parents/Carers

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Pupil Tracking Report access for Parents/Carers

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Login in here using your personalised registration code details issued to you by the school . If you are still having trouble logging in to see your child’s report, please contact the School Office for support.

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Applications for Housing Benefit & Council Tax Reduction

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Applications for Housing Benefit & Council Tax Reduction

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Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction - Apply | Dundee City Council

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All of our Housing Benefit / Council Tax Reduction application forms can be found below:-

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The current value of a Clothing Grant is £125 per primary school child and £155 per secondary school child.

This questionnaire will help you determine if you are eligible.

https://my.dundeecity.gov.uk/service/School_Clothing_Grant_Questionnaire

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School Clothing Grant Questionnaire - MyDundee

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Apply on the picture above :

EMA is a weekly allowance of £30 payable to eligible young people who have achieved 100% attendance per week.   It is payable in arrears, generally on a 2 weekly basis.

EMA is part of the Scottish Executive's agenda of encouraging access to, and participation in, further and higher education by young people from low-income families.

EMA provides financial support for 16 – 19 year olds who stay on in full time non advanced education or a community/voluntary Activity programme after their statutory school leaving date.

A new application form must be completed at the start of each academic session.

Pupils who have previously been in receipt of an EMA or those who will be eligible from August 2025, please apply now!

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Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) 2025/26 | Dundee City Council

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A new application form must be completed at the start of each academic session.Pupils who have previously been in receipt of an EMA or those who will be eligible from August 2025, please apply now!

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Support for Isolated Adults and Older People

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Support for Isolated Adults and Older People

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Mid-Lin Day Care Outreach Service.

This focus of the service is the prevention of Social Inclusion across Dundee.

I ask that you share our flyer with anyone you know who may benefit from our service.  Referrals can be accepted from the person themselves, from family or another supporting the person.

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Dundee’s Lord Provost returns to school again to support our Expressive Arts!

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Thank you to all our families and friends who came to support our Art Exhibition! It was a wonderful opportunity for the hard work of our young people to shine. ⭐️

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Congratulations S1/2 Girls Football Team

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Congratulations S1/2 Girls Football Team

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Congratulations to the following pupils who displayed brilliant resilience in the cold weather who took part in a tournament against Morgan & Greenfields Academy.

The team won 2 games and lost 1 game with no subs! Also a big thank you to Emily Small who coached our girls to victory

S1:

Meg Ross

Muireann Stewart

Lauren Gillan

Perri Hutchison

Indi-Blu Plummer

Lena Szejpun

S2:

Corrie Monnaghan

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Planet Youth Survey - we would appreciate as many parents/carers to complete this survey to help us provide adequate support for our Young People.

https://forms.office.com/e/nXWbhmnW23?origin=lprLink

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Parents and Caregivers Planet Youth Questionnaire

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Parents and Caregivers Planet Youth Questionnaire

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S1A have recently completed their fantastic Pressure Group presentations, showcasing key issues in society they care deeply about and explaining how they believe the government can take action. A huge well done to our winning group, Peace for Paws!

The class vote went to Aria, Matilda, Emily, Nevaeh and Sophie for their powerful and thoughtful campaign highlighting the impact of animal testing and cruelty. Brilliant work, everyone! 🥳 🎉

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AGM Treasurer's Report Parent Council September 2025

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AGM Treasurer's Report Parent Council September 2025

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 Parent Council Meeting - Head teacher Report Sept 2025

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 Parent Council Meeting - Head teacher Report Sept 2025

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Parent Council Headteacher Report Sept 2025

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November Attendance is currently 86.22% - target is for 90% by end of June 2026. We know it if cold/flu season but think about if you NEED to be off? Missing school can cause anxiety and worry around missing work/assessments and lessons.

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November Update - Attendance by Year Group

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November Update - Attendance by Year Group

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S4 pupils have the lowest attendance this year (82%) with exams/qualifications to face - consider if it warrants an absence before staying off - Prelims after Christmas! Well done to our S1 pupils - still winners of attendance!!! 🥇 with S6 pupils in 🥈and S2 in 🥉

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TUESDAY LUNCHTIME

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CLUBS AT ST PAUL'S PE DEPARTMENT UPDATED

CHECK OUT THE NEW CLUBS !!

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Senior Geography pupils will be heading to the hills on Thursday 27th November to explore this area of the Cairngorms National Park as part of their Glaciation and Land Use Conflict Units... be prepared for all weathers and a nice packed lunch! Pupils can collect a consent form from Mrs Morrison and return asap.

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This report gives an overview on the improvements we have made last year along with the priorities that have been agreed for this year.

There are explanations in each section to help parent/carers understand along with details of what we do to improve on each area. This also contains more details results of the levels achieved by young people from S1-S6 last year with further data that was released just before the October holidays.

If you have any queries please get in touch.

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Collecting pupils at school?  Why not wait for them out of the cold  in the library?  Have a seat, read the paper, browse our books.  Kirkton Library is a public library, open for all and situated just inside the school.  Buzz the intercom in reception for access.

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Pupils will be completing an assessment on 'Healthy Eating' over the next couple of weeks. Revision sheets will be issued to pupils so that they can revise at home.

Christmas cookery will take place as follows:

2.3 and 2.6 during w/b 24th Nov

Remaining classes during w/b 8th Dec

Reminder: pupils must bring a food container to class to take their food home in

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A huge well done to our amazing seniors who led all 6 house assemblies for Remembrance Day over the past two weeks. Displaying the school value of Respect.

We will remember them. 🌺

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Hungry (and cold) at the end of the day? Pupils can come to the snack bar and pick up a free cup of homemade soup to enjoy there, or take away with you when you head home. Every day after school, all welcome.

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Higher Human Biology Assignment write up

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Higher Human Biology Assignment write up

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On Monday 8th of December pupils will be completing the write up for the Higher Human Biology assignment. Pupils have had the allocated time in class to prepare. If they require any more time study club is available, or they can use the resources on Teams to help them work from home.

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S1-S3 Introduction to Health care  event

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S1-S3 Introduction to Health care  event

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Medic Insight Dundee is a student-led society at the University of Dundee that provides school pupils from Dundee, Perth & Kinross, Angus and Fife with an insight into a career in medicine and other healthcare specialties. We have created this event to showcase professionals from all aspects of healthcare and give an insight into what they do on a day-to-day basis. The evening will include stations, workshops, and talks from current students and clinician

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Medic Insight Dundee's S1-3 Introduction to Healthcare event - Information for schools (1)

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Hi all,

There has been a fantastic amount of interest in the DofE Bronze Award this year. However, since returning after the October Holidays there have been some gaps in attendance. Please, if you are no longer planning on attending the award can you let Mr Clark or Miss Smith know!

Thanks!

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N3/4 Practical Cookery visit D&A College

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N3/4 Practical Cookery visit D&A College

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This week our N3/4 Practical Cookery pupils visit the Hospitality department at D&A College. The pupils get the opportunity to work in an industrial kitchen to make a stir fry.

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Tonight was another successful P6/7 Open Evening in HE. Our pupils were a credit to the school in helping out during the sessions. A special thanks goes to Sophie and Mylie who delivered a presentation during each session!!

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Costume Designer Vivienne Low Workshop with FTT class

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Costume Designer Vivienne Low Workshop with FTT class

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This week Vivienne Low, a costume designer delivered a workshop to the N3/4/5/H Fashion & Textile Technology class. Vivienne has worked on films and often features in Vogue. Thanks to Ross Bayne (DYW) and Discover Creative Careers Scotland for organising the workshop, the pupils and staff thoroughly enjoyed it!!

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Very proud of Kevin Howie S1 for his beautiful owl drawing. Kevin demonstrated excellent focus and very neat drawing skills. Well done Kevin!

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Reminder that Higher PE study support is on Tuesdays from 3.45-4.30pm in PSE2

End of unit test- 18th December

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S2 Pupils have the following assessments :

Listening + Writing (1 period)

Speaking (over two periods)

Reading (2 periods).

The answers to the speaking and writing tests were prepared in class and are expected to be learned by heart.

2A = Listening + Writing = Mon 17th

Speaking = Tue 18 + Thu 20

Reading = Mon 24th + Tue 25th

2C1 = Writing + Speaking

Tuesday 18th + Wednesday 19th

Reading = Tue 25th + Wed 26th

2M = Listening + Writing = Mon 17th

Speaking = Thu 20th + Fri 21st

Reading = Mon 24th + Thu 27th

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Higher Photography - Aerodrome Experience

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Higher Photography - Aerodrome Experience

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Higher Photography pupils visited the Aerodrome Experience at St Paul’s today. A fantastic and unique experience for our pupils to have the opportunity to photograph! 📸

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The focus-

Child development- Gross motor skills

Wellbeing- Active

Play type- Vigorous play

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Dundee’s Remembrance Parade and Service. 

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Dundee’s Remembrance Parade and Service. 

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It was a privilege to represent the school today honouring those who made the ultimate sacrifice and continue to do so. Displaying the school value of RESPECT.

We Shall Remember Them. 🌺

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The following pupils have won this year’s competition:

Each pupil was awarded house points and given a prize and a certificate.

Macy Powell

Enoch Akinlade

Lily Jardine

Sophie Eadie

Summer Barry

Maisie Blake

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Childcare Connector Service for One Parent Families

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Childcare Connector Service for One Parent Families

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One Parent Families Scotland in Dundee’s Childcare Connector Service can help support single parents to find flexible and affordable childcare that fits around education, training, or work.

✅ Get information on financial support and funded childcare hours
✅ Connect with trusted local childcare providers
✅ Receive one-to-one advice on affordable childcare options

Whether you’re exploring funded hours, want to connect with local providers, or just need a friendly chat about your options — OPFS Dundee can help you find a childcare solution that works for you and your family.

If you are a single parent and think you could benefit from our Childcare Connector Service, get in touch at dundee@opfs.org.uk to arrange a call and discuss your needs.

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Cosmos Planetarium… Bringing The Night Sky To You!

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Cosmos Planetarium… Bringing The Night Sky To You!

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Cosmos Planetarium will be visiting St Paul’s on Tuesday the 11th of November 2025!

The aim is to educate children and adults alike about the wonders of the universe!

it is designed to be fully inclusive and accessible for all ages, stages and abilities and will focus on Scotland’s role in the Space Industry as well as career opportunities emerging in this rapidly growing UK sector.

Some learners will have the chance to step inside this mobile planetarium and get a virtual tour of the night sky, as it will look that evening or any other evening for that matter.

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Amazing skull drawings from 1.1! Well done to you all!

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Senior pupils in Mrs Mackie’s PE core class have been working with the ESA34 pupils on a Thursday P3.

The pupils have demonstrated the value of inclusion through football. It has been very heartwarming to see the pupils work together to ensure they all get a touch of the ball in games, score and encourage one another. The delight on the ESA34 pupils faces has been so lovely.

Special mention to the following seniors:

Blaine Grant 6A

Kevin Keenan 6M
Bobby McGinnes 6A
Denis Waszkowiak
Joshua Idowu 6C
Connor McLaughan 6K

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Fresh garlic and parsley from the school garden was used to make this afternoon’s garlic bread in HE. Well done Gardening Club!

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Pupils must be ready to do their speaking/writing test which are prepared in class. It must be learned by heart.

Listening assessment on Tuesday.

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N5 - Tuesday lunchtimes

Higher - Wednesday's after school

Social Subjects 3 - Mrs Morrison