The Dalziel High school community are delighted to have raised £1365 on our JustGiving page for St Andrew's Hospice after our involvement at the 6k Fun Run. Staff and pupils would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who supported the team by donating. We know it will make such a difference to the staff and patients at the Hospice.
Congratulations to our School Captain Ewan Bowman and our School Vice Captain Euan Blackwood. We wish them both every success in their roles this session.
On Sunday 17th September, a team of senior pupils and staff will once again participate in the St Andrew's Hospice 6K Fun Run at Strathclyde Park. We are delighted to have another opportunity to support the work of the Hospice who make such a difference to families across Lanarkshire.
We have set up a school JustGiving page and are aiming to beat our total of £1008 raised in the 2022 run. Please click the link below to donate to the DHS Fun Run team. Our sincere thanks for your support.
After months of secrecy, sweat and step-ball-changes, our seniors brought down the curtain at Motherwell Civic this week for the 2023 Choral Shield with Barclay dancing down the wedding aisles and winning the glittering trophy on Wednesday night.
Captain Nathan Bradshaw was the best man for Barclay as they celebrated “Barclay’s Big Day”, a wedding disco of a show which took it to church with songs like “You’re the One That I Want”, “Marry You” and “Dear Future Husband.”
Colville captain Katie McBride cracked the case for Colville with a Cluedo-inspired murder mystery - the dark halls of Martin Manor echoed with the sound of “Killer Queen”, “Runaway Baby” and “Suspicious Minds.”
Finally, Greig captain Amy Skelton’s star was rising with an X Factor inspired performance featuring pop classics such as “Money, Money, Money”, “Don’t Stop Believin’” and “The Greatest Show” soaring high in the charts.
After a tight competition, Barclay grabbed the Choral Shield in the final judges’ vote but it was our school community that was the real winner – the sold-out event showcased the talent, commitment and enthusiasm in our learners’ hearts and minds. We are proud of the passion they’ve shown for their houses, their school and themselves.
Choral Shield has once again emphasised our values and vision as a school and the guiding principle that "As Dalzielians, We Respect, We Include, We Achieve."
To view the Choral Shield 2023 Photo Gallery, click Here