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7 April 08
South School Pupils Check Out Pavements For Safer Route To School
 Pupils
from South School, Wick recently went out to measure pavements or the
lack of them near to their school. The pupils concentrated on Old
wick Road where there is pavement only on one side of the street due to
the fact that until recent years there was only one house. With
the advent of new house building on Old Wick Road and at Old Wick where
nearly 70 houses are being constructed it was felt the time was right to
look at the pavement situation. A programme administered by
Highland Council called "Safer Routes To School" may provide some
funding to improve the situation. Highland Council TEC services
has been working with the school to check measurements and hope to be in
a position to carry out the work on new pavements later this year.
A few photos of the burn that runs through the area were also taken as
this is a cause of concern due to the unsightly amount of rubbish
accumulating in it.
Music Festival 2006
29 March 06
Salt Cellars At Wick Harbour - Art
Project Involves Wick School Kids and Metal
Gates
 School children from all the Wick schools
have been involved in a unique art project
to create gates for the old Salt Cellars
that have lain derelict for years. The
Wick Society have taken over the salt
cellars and the art work of the children
portraying parts of Wick's history has been
drawn and is now being made into metal gates
by Ian Sinclair. The gates will be
back lit to show up the designs on the
gates. They will be ready in and in
place in June.
25 January 06
Burns Day Lunch At South School, Wick
Lunch time at South School, Wick today got the full Burns Day treatment
with haggis, shortbread and Burns songs. There was even a dram
although it was a glass of Irn Bru juice before the kids headed out to the
playground where the new Active Schools coordinator was around to organise
playground games. with all that haggis the kids were raring to go.
There were two sittings for lunch with the younger children tucking in
first followed by the older primary classes. Burns
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8 July 05
South School Football Team Hat Trick Of Trophies
 This
years South School football team seem to reflect the growing confidence of
the whole area and took a third trophy this year - The Danny Cormack
Memorial Trophy. The score was 1 - 0 against Pulteneytown Academy.
The team swept all before them this year winning three cups and becoming
the primary schools county champions. This is a remarkable
achievement not seen for over 10 years. The school is located in the
Pulteneytown area of Wick and if their football success is a marker then
it seems Pulteneytown is on its way up again. Well done to the South
School team.
28 June 2005
South School Wins Wick Town Cup
They won 1-0 on Mon 27/06/05 after a play-off
at Hillhead School against North School after both teams had won 3 games
and lost 1 game. It has been 10 years since they won this particular cup.
South School have also won the Wick Town Netball Cup. the county
finals are at Hillhead School on 28 June.
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23 February 07
South School Raised £110 For big Heart Day
 South
School raised £110 on their Big Heart day celebrations. Big Heart is
campaign in highland schools that began in its first year to help victims
of the Tsunami. This year the funds raised will go to a new skills
centre in Gambia.
13 April 06
Dounreay Apprentices On the Ball For South School,
Wick
 Apprentices
at Dounreay turned their skills to making football equipment when they
learned that a primary school in Wick didn't have a proper set of
goalposts on its pitch. They turned out a new set of goals using
fabrication equipment in their workshop and then installed them at Wick's
South School. The apprentices also manufactured a new set of gates to help
improve security at the school. Dounreay became involved in the project
when site director Norman Harrison spoke with community leaders about how
the site could help the Pulteneytown regeneration project.
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31 March 06
Mad March Walk - South School, Wick
28 June 04
Second Year Of King Prawn
Chess Competition In Wick
 The second annual King Prawn Chess Tournament was held at Hillhead Primary
School Wick on Monday June 21st, 2004. Hillhead runs a chess
club for Primaries 4,5,6 and 7, while South School's chess club is for
Primary 6 and 7. Both school's chess clubs participate in the British Land
UK Chess Challenge that gives pupils the ability to earn points and prizes
and compare their result schools play against each other in an intense but
friendly competition. Both teams played very well with South School prevailing
and taking
the King Prawn trophy
home for another year.
19 March 04
Primary 7 World War
Two Party For A Few Guests
 South
School's Primary 7 class brought their World
War Two project to an end with a party for
some of the folk in Wick who were around at
the time. The class had looked a
various aspects of the war and how it
affected people on the home front and for
the party they even cooked some food using
WW2 recipes. Primary 6 provided
waitresses for the event. Lots of
songs from the period were sung.
P6 Science Festival O3 Winners
P6 from South School, Wick won the Primary
School section at the Science 03
Festival. Their prize was a visit to the Dounreay Visitor Centre. During
their visit they had a tour of the Visitor Centre, a dog and vehicle
display by the UKAEA Constabulary and rides in the fire engine and
ambulance by Dounreay's Firebrigade. On their return journey to Wick they
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