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St John Ogilvie High , in Hamilton, celebrated the success of over 250 young people at their senior school awards ceremony.

Departing S6 pupils from St John Ogilvie High School celebrated the end of their secondary years with a glamarous school prom event.

St John Ogilvie High school in Hamilton are delighted to announce their new school leadership team for session 2022/23.

iOS - Android They are Depute Head Girls Emma Kate Gallagher and Cassi Brady, Head girls Emma Ramsay and Molly Ryan, Depute Head Boy Thomas Geddes and Depute Head Girl, Olivia Murray.Each student will now head up a team of Prefects who, together, will undertake a widespread variety of tasks both internally and externally for the good of the school community..St John Ogilvie High School head teacher Lorna Lawson said: "Very well done and good luck to our team for the year ahead." **Don't miss the latest headlines from around Lanarkshire. Sign up to our newsletters

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Pupils and staff at St John Ogilvie High have raised a whooping £1000 for St Andrew’s Hospice.With the school unable to carry out any specific fundraisers due to Covid-19 restrictions , pupils and staff were asked to make a small donation instead.St John Ogilvie head teacher Lorna Lawson was overwhelmed with the response and said: “We are delighted to continue working with and supporting our business partners St Andrew’s Hospice at this difficult time.“As a school we have been overwhelmed by the generosity of our young people and their families, especially at this time when finances are tight for so many.“The young people have a genuine care for the

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.St John Ogilvie High School in Hamilton have once again been celebrating the achievements of their pupils in the National SQA examinations.The school released their annual figures following the release of exam results on Tuesday this week and saw 52 per cent of S4 pupils attain at least five National 5 awards, with 74 pupils achieving seven out of seven National 5 awards.Thirty-eight per cent of S5 pupils attained at least three Highers with 29 pupils achieving a fantastic five Highers in S5.A record breaking 24 per cent of S6 pupils achieved at least one Advanced Higher.Head Teacher Lorna Lawson was delighted with the performance of the pupils.She told The