A big thank you to Gordonstoun for a wonderful few days aboard Ocean Spirit for a sailing trip on the West Coast. The weather was perfect and some real memories were made!

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A big thank you to Gordonstoun for a wonderful few days aboard Ocean Spirit for a sailing trip on the West Coast. The weather was perfect and some real memories were made!

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Jack (U13s) and Cody (U11s) played at the EIHA Conference Tournament at Ice Sheffield over the weekend, which sees all the English ice hockey regions, and the Scotland boys’ sides, meeting for a weekend of junior ice hockey from U11 up to U19s. Both boys did incredibly well and it was great to see the Scotland U13s side make the final whilst the U11s ended up in 5th place. A terrific achievement and well done to both boys!

Jack (U13s) and Cody (U11s) played at the EIHA Conference Tournament at Ice Sheffield over the weekend, which sees all the English ice hockey regions, and the Scotland boys’ sides, meeting for a weekend of junior ice hockey from U11 up to U19s. Both boys did incredibly well and it was great to see the Scotland U13s side make the final whilst the U11s ended up in 5th place. A terrific achievement and well done to both boys!

Many congratulations to Mrs Azzopardi who completed the Edinburgh 10Km on Saturday morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer research. She and Mlle Poirier had trained hard before injury prevented Mlle Poirier from joining her on the start line; despite the warm weather, it was a terrific morning for running and we were delighted to see her at the finish! Many congratulations!

Many congratulations to Mrs Azzopardi who completed the Edinburgh 10Km on Saturday morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer research. She and Mlle Poirier had trained hard before injury prevented Mlle Poirier from joining her on the start line; despite the warm weather, it was a terrific morning for running and we were delighted to see her at the finish! Many congratulations!

On a glorious summer’s afternoon, upper school Sports Day took place and so brought the first half of term to an end. There were some terrific performances from the children but after all the points were addrd up, it was Stuart who emerged victorious and won the Divisional Athletics Shield for the first time in many years.

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We wish all Cargilfield families a very happy half term holiday!

On a glorious summer’s afternoon, upper school Sports Day took place and so brought the first half of term to an end. There were some terrific performances from the children but after all the points were addrd up, it was Stuart who emerged victorious and won the Divisional Athletics Shield for the first time in many years.

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We wish all Cargilfield families a very happy half term holiday!

Primary 1 had a fantastic visit from Calum from Cool Creatures today!. He brought along some amazing animals for the children to touch, hold and learn lots of amazing information about, some of which linked to our ‘in the garden’ topic. It was the most fantastic afternoon filled with all sorts of wonderful creatures and so exciting for the children to experience these animals close up! Well done Primary 1 for all your fabulous questions and for handling the animals so carefully.

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Primary 1 had a fantastic visit from Calum from Cool Creatures today!. He brought along some amazing animals for the children to touch, hold and learn lots of amazing information about, some of which linked to our ‘in the garden’ topic. It was the most fantastic afternoon filled with all sorts of wonderful creatures and so exciting for the children to experience these animals close up! Well done Primary 1 for all your fabulous questions and for handling the animals so carefully.

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Many congratulations to Form 7 who put on a terrific production of JM Barrie’s classic tale of Peter Pan. Performed outdoors in front of a large and appreciative audience, the children rose to the occasion and there were some memorable performances with lots of laughter too. Well done everybody!

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Many congratulations to Form 7 who put on a terrific production of JM Barrie’s classic tale of Peter Pan. Performed outdoors in front of a large and appreciative audience, the children rose to the occasion and there were some memorable performances with lots of laughter too. Well done everybody!

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Today P2 performed the musical “Eddie the penguin saves the world” to an appreciative audience in the chapel.

The story tells how Eddie notices his iceberg melting and decides to move up to the North Pole with his family in search of more ice. However, he meets some unhappy polar bears that live there and soon realises that the ice is melting there too. On a mission to stop the ice melting any further, Eddie travels around the world to tell the humans how they can help.

What a marvellous show which was greatly enjoyed by so many mums, dads, grannies and grandpas! Thank you, P2!

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Today P2 performed the musical “Eddie the penguin saves the world” to an appreciative audience in the chapel.

The story tells how Eddie notices his iceberg melting and decides to move up to the North Pole with his family in search of more ice. However, he meets some unhappy polar bears that live there and soon realises that the ice is melting there too. On a mission to stop the ice melting any further, Eddie travels around the world to tell the humans how they can help.

What a marvellous show which was greatly enjoyed by so many mums, dads, grannies and grandpas! Thank you, P2!

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Today P2 performed the musical “Eddie the penguin saves the world” to an appreciative audience in the chapel.

The story tells how Eddie notices his iceberg melting and decides to move up to the North Pole with his family in search of more ice. However, he meets some unhappy polar bears that live there and soon realises that the ice is melting there too. On a mission to stop the ice melting any further, Eddie travels around the world to tell the humans how they can help.

What a marvellous show which was greatly enjoyed by so many mums, dads, grannies and grandpas! Thank you, P2!

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Today P2 performed the musical “Eddie the penguin saves the world” to an appreciative audience in the chapel.

The story tells how Eddie notices his iceberg melting and decides to move up to the North Pole with his family in search of more ice. However, he meets some unhappy polar bears that live there and soon realises that the ice is melting there too. On a mission to stop the ice melting any further, Eddie travels around the world to tell the humans how they can help.

What a marvellous show which was greatly enjoyed by so many mums, dads, grannies and grandpas! Thank you, P2!

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U11 C Cargilfield vs U11D Cargilfield
Score: 17.5 – 8.5

U11 D team won the toss and started fielding. They did well especially as they were quick to pass the ball to each other to stop players and get a few U11Cs out. Valentina did well on the first post. Arya was well aware of what to do with the ball as the back stop and always took the right decisions when passing. Cara, Matilda, Georgia and Freya all had a go at balling. When batting, Freya and Valentina were strong batters and all the girls try their best for every ball.

The U11C girls started batting and were running fast. All their efforts paid but a few of them took too much risk and got out. On the field they had an excellent communication and Lulu, Cicely and Rose did well as ballers.
Overall it was a great match to play and the girls enjoyed playing the game on this sunny afternoon.

U11 C Cargilfield vs U11D Cargilfield
Score: 17.5 – 8.5

U11 D team won the toss and started fielding. They did well especially as they were quick to pass the ball to each other to stop players and get a few U11Cs out. Valentina did well on the first post. Arya was well aware of what to do with the ball as the back stop and always took the right decisions when passing. Cara, Matilda, Georgia and Freya all had a go at balling. When batting, Freya and Valentina were strong batters and all the girls try their best for every ball.

The U11C girls started batting and were running fast. All their efforts paid but a few of them took too much risk and got out. On the field they had an excellent communication and Lulu, Cicely and Rose did well as ballers.
Overall it was a great match to play and the girls enjoyed playing the game on this sunny afternoon.

Won 18-16/5

It was a perfect day for a game of rounders at St Mary’s. The sun started to shine as soon as the girls got off the bus. It was a nail biting game. Flora, as captain, fed the team with words of encouragement from the start. Cargilfield started the first innings fielding. The girls used their new tactic of passing to the bowler to stop rounders being scored. Katinka, as backstop, passed the ball smoothly to Rosanna to stop several full rounders being scored. St.Mary’s made excellent contact with the ball and scored a total of 9.5 rounders in the first innings. Cargilfield followed by batting confidently but needed to hit the ball wide to score more full rounders. Laura, Flora, Emma and Catherine scored full rounders using their judgement wisely to keep running around the pitch. Cargilfield finished the first innings with 9 rounders.

In the second innings Catherine and Alannah fielded deeper to prepare to catch St.Mary’s big hits. Catherine used the long barrier a few times which helped stop the ball. Alongside Alannah’s strong throwing the girls managed to stop St.Mary’s scoring full rounders. Flora and Rosanna worked brilliantly together to stop some half rounders and stumping a few girls out. Hannah made a cracking catch when a high ball was hit. Hannah, Emma and Flora scored full rounders, mixed with the others scoring half rounders, the girls left with a win of 18-16.5. A real team effort and listening well during training. Excellent effort girls.

Won 18-16/5

It was a perfect day for a game of rounders at St Mary’s. The sun started to shine as soon as the girls got off the bus. It was a nail biting game. Flora, as captain, fed the team with words of encouragement from the start. Cargilfield started the first innings fielding. The girls used their new tactic of passing to the bowler to stop rounders being scored. Katinka, as backstop, passed the ball smoothly to Rosanna to stop several full rounders being scored. St.Mary’s made excellent contact with the ball and scored a total of 9.5 rounders in the first innings. Cargilfield followed by batting confidently but needed to hit the ball wide to score more full rounders. Laura, Flora, Emma and Catherine scored full rounders using their judgement wisely to keep running around the pitch. Cargilfield finished the first innings with 9 rounders.

In the second innings Catherine and Alannah fielded deeper to prepare to catch St.Mary’s big hits. Catherine used the long barrier a few times which helped stop the ball. Alongside Alannah’s strong throwing the girls managed to stop St.Mary’s scoring full rounders. Flora and Rosanna worked brilliantly together to stop some half rounders and stumping a few girls out. Hannah made a cracking catch when a high ball was hit. Hannah, Emma and Flora scored full rounders, mixed with the others scoring half rounders, the girls left with a win of 18-16.5. A real team effort and listening well during training. Excellent effort girls.