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Shannon Kelly
14 November 2009 18:25:15
hi, our school is so great by the way and I have made a lot of new friends thank you. oh and before i forget when is the halloween photos up
Caitlin Lynch
12 November 2009 18:23:20
Haiya im in 1E am lovin it new awesome pals !!!!!!!!!!! xxxxxxx =) !!!!!!! xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Anne Mailley
06 November 2009 21:06:08
i went 2 st.modans in the 80s. I think it was dr stones mrs canavan mr moor as was in anna woods class roseanne gillian donna arlene wish i was bk lol
Kaitlyn 1D
31 October 2009 01:34:53
Really like the skool hav made lots of new friends in ma class =)
Gillian McCarron
23 October 2009 22:27:42
Just trying to find out about some of my old teachers who moved from st. mungo's academy (no longer) Alloa. Mr. Sivington being one who I know held headmaster or deputy headmaster at St.Modan's. thanks Gillian McCarron former pupil of St. Mungo's

Editor - Mr Skivington was the Depute Head Teacher at St Modan's until June 2004. He is now happily retired and living in Clackmannanshire but is in regular contact with St Modan's.
paula mccrae x
21 October 2009 20:51:24
I like St Modans. It is the best skool I've been to and I've met a lot of new people x
Kathleen
08 October 2009 21:39:43
Hey Everyone!

I moved to Scotland in 2007 for one year and went to S2 in 2007-2008. Hi all people that remember me! Oh i moved from Canada by the way :) :) :)
Gregor Mack
03 October 2009 11:07:03
hi. I am in 1A and i love high school. I have made friends with all my class and other classes
Malcolm Corrigan
02 October 2009 16:33:58
Just been looking at staff list and I do not recognize anyone { well maybe one or two}, I still think St. Modan's should have stayed where it was at Barnsdale Road. the new one looks nowhere near as big as the old one. Still have happy memories of when I was there, August 85- May 92 {did 4 th year twice not that it did any good} Hello to anyone daft enough to remember me
Monica Hart(now Watson)
28 September 2009 18:23:20
Past pupil here from early 70's.Loving the look of the new building, Certainly a big change from Barnsdale Road in Mr O'Carrolls day!! Best of luck to staff and pupls alike. I loved the ethos of St. Modans way back then!!
Biagio
21 September 2009 16:45:30
I'm an Italian teacher. I saw your site and I found it very nice.

Regards

Biagio MOscato
Monica Dunne 3B
18 September 2009 16:37:11
Hey guys
well done to everyone who got an award!

Hey mr. chadwick
nice to hear from you!!!!
x x x x x x x x x
Lauren
10 August 2009 02:34:32
Hope everyone has done well in their exams!!!

:D

on a different note... i cant understand my certificate!! help?


Thanks

Editor - see Appeals information by clicking on 'SQA Assessment & Reporting' button (left). There is also information in 'News'
Daniel McCrorie 3B(the tall one)
06 August 2009 00:56:52
Chaddy!
Good to hear from you.
I was in the land of Oz once a what a day.
P.S Is there any chance of seeing videos from the school show anywhere?

Editor - Daniel, a video is currently in production and will be available to the cast and others after the Summer break
Thanks
George Vekic
05 August 2009 00:58:33
Hi to everyone old and new! Would just like to wish all the students (and teachers!) the best of luck for tomorrow's results.

Sarah Wynne.
19 July 2009 20:35:17
Mr Chadwick! :D

Great to hear from yah! Your missed dearly! :(

shannon kelly
16 July 2009 19:04:57
Hi i am in salo right now. Last Friday we went to Barcelona staudium. It was great it. It was really big and it had a museum as well. I am looking forward to coming in August.
Hugh Gaffney
10 July 2009 00:55:04
As an old FP - left around 1949 - I have fond memories of St. Modan's, Mr. Foxworthy, Owen Murtagh, Joe McGee (who ran to St. Ninians from Camelon several times a week in training for the Empire Games in Vancouver!) and many other fine staff members. Would love to hear from any other FPs who might remember me. Have been in Vancouver BC since '66 so I am out of touch.

hgaffney@telus.net
Christopher McFeat 5B
21 June 2009 15:13:21
Great to hear from brucie:)

School show was great this year, well done to those who took part this year!!:)
TOM SMITH
21 June 2009 01:39:58
Was a pupil there in late 1940s , played in the same team as PAT MaCMULLIN . JIM COX . MICK CLINTON , teacher s Mr MURTAGH , DAVEY WELSH , PADDY HOOKS , some I would rather forget, had a look around 1997 on visit from AUSTRALIA where I have been for 45 years , someone found my lighter and 5 woodbine in a tin at the bottom of the battle axe pole .
TOM SMITH
Neil Alexander
15 June 2009 15:32:28
Nice to hear from you Mr Chadwick ;)
Bruce Chadwick (Former Social Subjects Teacher)
09 June 2009 03:40:39
Hi from sunny Australia. Just read the HMIE report. I am really pleased to see the school do so well. It is a great school and I miss it a lot. Hi to the gang in Social Subjects. P.S. My suntan is coming along nicely!!
Editor
07 June 2009 09:10:02
Alexander - The Feyenoord pictures are being collated at the moment and will be posted very soon - Watch this space

Update: Photos are now on the web. Look in 'Photos' section of 'Learn All About Us'
Caitlin Lynch
02 June 2009 22:03:28
Hi i can't wait untill I come up to St.Modans in August. I'm really excited. I'm in P.7 and I go to Riverside Primary but I'm sure it's AWESOME at st.Modans!
Alexander Ramsay 3C
31 May 2009 23:36:15
Are the Feyenoord pictures going to be put on the school website.
Emily Tonner ¢Ü¡Ü¢´
29 May 2009 23:34:04
Hi
Going into 1st year - cant wait
ahhh

love emily xx
CareBear
20 May 2009 19:23:36
I go to this school, 'tis Awsome!!
Toni Tollan
19 May 2009 17:57:00
Well,hi. My name is Toni and I am in Primary 7. I will be coming to St Modan's in August 09 - CAN'T WAIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :}
John Hamilton
16 May 2009 11:25:24
I've just been back to Stirling for the first time in a few years and was saddened to see the old 'alma mater' reduced to rubble.
It doesn't seem so very long ago that I was happily wandering those corridors (ONLY 30 years), my brothers before me and my mother 30 years before that.
I know progress must have it's way and I'm absolutely certain the new St.Modans will be just as great as the old one as long as the intrinsic ethos and values are carried forward, but I mourn the passing of an 'old friend' nonetheless.
Very best wishes to the staff, past and present of St.Modans.
Peter mcDermott
05 April 2009 03:59:39
wanting to hear from anyone from year 1974 till 1979

petermc dermit@sky.com
Donnie
27 March 2009 16:54:08
HELLO, i attended St Mary's Bannockburn and a great friend of mine was JOHN MACKAY. My first year was 1992 we would have left in 1998 or thereabouts.

Can any body help me???
Bye for now.
Amy
26 March 2009 09:49:47
Heeeey everyone (:
Hope everyone getting on okay.
Had some good times at the school missing everyone :(
Good luck to those with exams this year hope you do well (Y)
xxx
Melanie giannandrea
23 March 2009 20:25:07
Looking back my skool days were defy some of the best memories I have .I made lots of great friends,and so wish I could go back for just 1day. It's sad to see it half way demolished
ColetteCooper!
05 March 2009 08:53:40
Period 7 is great x im doing DRAMA! We are doing so much in the school!.....thanks for reading my comment xxx
rachel 1.E
25 February 2009 19:44:22
I love Period 7! x
Joe Meldrum
22 February 2009 12:07:33
Looking at picture recently published in Observer I would agree with Miss Laing as to the date 1955.
Cannot recognise many of the pupils but mosyt of the staff.
BILL SYKES, PAT CONNOLLY JOHN COPELAND, JOE MC GHEE, PAT DONNOLLY, MRS ALSORTS, SUZIE MC MONAGLE, TOM HANNOPHY, MY GOOD FRIENDS ALEX POLLOCK& ARCHIE LAFFERTY , PETER CONLAN , MRS DOCHERTY, MISS CAMERON, only pupli Margaret Monaghan ( front row ) Although at school at this time the photograph would appear to contain the upper school did not reach that stage for a few years after.
However nice to see the photograph. I enjoyed my years at St. Modans
Mrs Lorna Davidson (was Laing)
14 February 2009 17:04:38
The photo of the assembly from the 50s that was in this week's Stirling Observer has been passed to me. I have an original photo of the bottom right hand section with the girls in the white blouses. That was the school choir and was either 1954 or 55. I can only remember some of the names.
Front row, 2nd from aisle, Margaret Gallagher, 5th from aisle, Margaret Monaghan.
2nd row, 5th from aisle, Celia Latta.
3rd row, at window, Mari Anderson and next to her. Mary Docherty.
5th row, 6th from aisle, myself Lorna Laing.
The male teacher in the 3rd row is Mr Hannavy (don't know how to spell his name) and sitting at the aisle end of the 6th row is Miss Sullivan. I can also see Joseph Hanson and Robert McDonald in the rows behind the girls in the choir but cannot make out which rows. Sorry I can't remember any other names but it is a long time ago. I hope this is helpful. Lorna Davidson, London.
cheyenne cummings
14 February 2009 12:58:02
hi :-) new school is great love it (: hope everybody enjoys it byeee :D xx
Colette Cooper
12 February 2009 21:08:09
Hello im enjoying my time at St Modans, its a great school!!!
Laura McKay - 1E
12 February 2009 20:20:20
This school is really great xx all my teachers are FAB xx it was better than i actually thought it was xx cant wait till thee sports village openss xx there will be so many opportunitys x eg swimming and loads more! x

Bye for Now xx

Signed xx : Laura McKay 1e 1.7 xx
James A Young
04 February 2009 14:17:58
Greetings on what in my day was the Feast of St Modan (4 Feb). From James Young (Class of 1950).
HYTeagan Kirk
02 February 2009 11:30:25
Hiaaaa:-)
This Schools Awrytt , Good Banterss:Dx3
ERIN GRAY
30 January 2009 17:49:06
HIYA MA BIG BRO IS AT ST.MODANS HE SAYS ITS GID AM ONLY IN PRIMARY 5 BIT A WANTED TO CHECK OUT THE HIGH SCHOOLS SITEXX
staci & elise 1E
26 January 2009 13:05:22
we luv this skool its brill!!!!!!
Roisin Dudgeon
17 January 2009 22:44:53
Hello, I really like the school and I have met lots of new people here. I just cant wait for the sports village to open.
Kirstin McClumpha - Class 1F
06 January 2009 11:37:17
this school is gid :)
Niall McOwan
23 December 2008 23:54:22
Hope the the new school is a great success.
St Modans 81-85 wasn`t really for me nor i for it but still had a laugh when i went.
Wishing all the staff and pupils old and new all the very best for the future.
Kirstin McClumpha1F/1 9
20 December 2008 16:50:53
GOOD IDEA ABOUT THE SCHOOL RADIO !!!!!!!!!!!!
Anne Stirling - S6
18 December 2008 15:36:04
C'mon! Get these senior dance photies up!!!! :D was a brilliant night, thank you to everyone who made it happen! xxx
Laura McKay
18 December 2008 09:42:16
this school is so great xxxxx
Jordan Hornall
18 December 2008 09:38:51
This skewl is soooooo coooool !!!!!!!!!!

St Modans is the best
lauren smith - s1 at st modans xxxxx
12 December 2008 15:40:51
i cant wait till the sports village cos i love swimming xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Elena Rodriguez
10 December 2008 15:54:51
Hola me llamo elena, y soy de Malaga, en espana. Estoy muy intersado en este instituto.
shannon kelly
09 December 2008 17:31:09
Hello, i am looking forward to seeing the new school next year i hope i meet new friends than the people i have just now well, see you later
Martin Noble
03 December 2008 20:37:12
Awryt Hope None Of The Teacher's Are Missing Me Lol Missing St Modans Wish I Could Come Back Into First Year And Relive Another 6 Years At The Magnificent St Modans High School Got To Bye Bye :P:P:P
Kevin Cattigan
03 December 2008 20:34:35
This Is A Very Good Website I Realy Like The new School And I Realy Like St Modans High School :P:P:P
shannon kelly
03 December 2008 19:26:06
Hello, my name is shannonkelly i am in primery 7 this year. next year i will be coming to the new st modans high school,i hope i like the new school.
A Beirne
03 December 2008 16:40:58
the school is good. Period 7 is gid an aw
Class 1.8
03 December 2008 08:59:41
We can't wait for the Sports Village to open because we love sport and we could go there in PE or period 7


from class 1.8
Kevin Cullen
25 November 2008 18:35:16
Sounds like the new school is looking good! Was a pupil at the old place from 80 till 84, anyone that remembers me, drop me an email and say hello. I live in Canada now but will be back in Stirling on Dec 4th for my Daughters 21st Birthday. Good luck to all at the new school!

cullenk@telus.net
Euan broadfoot
19 November 2008 13:04:11
I really like the school
Kyle 2B
19 November 2008 13:01:21
Hey, Think the new school is great. Hope there is a Christmas Party.
Shannon (Primary 7)
05 November 2008 20:11:22
I am looking forward to coming to the new school
Owen Kelly
03 November 2008 18:00:23
Hello St Modans - my oldest Shannon starts next year. Hope her time is as good as mine. Was there 71-77.ps owen kelly from cowie.
Leigh Babiey
01 November 2008 19:58:34
My friend Alexia goes to St Modans. She is daa bomb ! New school looks fandabbydosey.
c yall latir (h) !!
Stacey McLean
01 November 2008 17:23:44
New School Looks Great :D .. Have Some Amazin Memories At The Old School
Andrew S
01 November 2008 11:09:17
Hello St Modans - the Halloween Party I heard was awesome - try and do a small Christmas party
Lukasz dylenki
29 October 2008 19:58:36
I think this school is amazing and by the way I am a 1st year.
Sam O'Neill
28 October 2008 18:32:17
I love the way the school is laid out for us to find our way around easier and the teachers are great.
Peter Forbes
28 October 2008 18:12:46
This school is the best
Sara Hotchkiss
04 October 2008 10:01:01
Hi my name is sara and i am in P6 at bannockburn primary school and want to come to ST. MODANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rhys Thrower
27 September 2008 22:21:53
Nice site.
The paintings are good!
Mrs Helen Ross
11 September 2008 23:06:27
At the Open afternoon today school looks great - well done .
kay mcguire
10 September 2008 16:59:28
kay and allan mcguire would like to attend the open evening at 5.15pm parents of matthew mcguire 2A
David Davies
10 September 2008 14:19:58
Looking forward to a tour of the school on Thursday 11th September. Will be there approx 4pm - 2 adults and 2 children. Thanks.
Fergal MacErlean
10 September 2008 12:49:10
Will be attending the open evening on 11th at 3:45 with my son Angus (S1c) and his younger brother Finn. Thanks.
Dorothy Hope
10 September 2008 10:39:26
Just to let you know that I am looking forward to attending the Open Day Thursday 11th. Should be there approx 3:30
Hannah McLaughlin
09 September 2008 19:14:42
I would like to attend the tour of the school on he 11th of september (thursday)

Ann Grant, parent of Ashley and Emma Grant

Thankyou.

lynn archibald
09 September 2008 15:13:08
I would like to attend the open evening on Thurs 11 Sept. at 5.15pm. My son Adam is in S1 and I would like to bring him and has brother. Thank you
Alison
09 September 2008 12:47:48
We'll be there on Thursday for the tour. Will arrive around 4pm, 4 of us to have a look around. Looking forward to it.
Carly Monteith
09 September 2008 00:30:57
Would it be possible to ask for two places to the opening on Thursday?
Josephine Rodger
08 September 2008 22:47:10
I would like to say a massive congratulations and thank you to all involved in the organisation of the 'offical opening of the new school building'. It was a fantastic evening and all involved are a credit to St Modans High school. A particular 'well done' to both head girl and boy for their speaches and the choir for their fantastic singing. A night to remember!! Here's to the next 75 years!
Mrs Helen Ross
08 September 2008 15:20:15
John and Helen Ross would like to visit the school on 11th of September at 3.30pm Thanks
Patricia McKeown
08 September 2008 13:07:05
I would very much like to attend the open evening on 11th Sept. Myself and a friend will be there around 4pm.
Catherine & Jeri Dickson
08 September 2008 11:12:41
We are both looking forward to the tour of the new school this Thursday.
Barbara Sinclair
06 September 2008 11:57:13
Truly inspirational!! That's the only way to describe the opening ceremony for the new school building. Each speaker laid out from their own perspective what St Modan's is all about; respect , tolerance and a desire for each pupil to be all they can be. Mr Lennon's speech should be printed out for every aspiring teacher about to start college. That's why I got into teaching and it's what keeps me in the classroom after 30 years. Any chance of publishing it on the school website?
As usual St Modan's pupils outdid themselves . Musical skills were superb,( but that's what we always expect ), the quality of speeches and the confident manner of delivery from the Head boy and girl surely mean that these young people will go far. The S6 guides carried out all their duties skillfully and considering they have been in the building for such a short time were confident in where they were going at all times. All in all my husband and I had a wonderful evening. Long may St Modan's continue to produce young people full of wisdom and grace.
Lina Swinton
05 September 2008 16:47:23
I would be delighted to come and look around the new school on the 11th of September at around half past 4.

Thanks.
caryn webster
05 September 2008 11:55:35
Hi would like to attend the open evening on thursday, will be there at 4 if thats ok with 2 others, thanks
Diana Leighton
03 September 2008 16:43:13
We would like to come to the formal opening of St.Modans on Friday-Being a former pupil myself and having my son now attending this would mean a great deal.
Sandra McNally
02 September 2008 19:31:32
Would it be possible for 3 people to attend the visit on 11th September. Sandra McNally, Mary Cannon & James Cannon
sarrane scott
02 September 2008 13:48:44
Hello - I would like to attend tour of new St Modans around 5.30pm
hazel barber
01 September 2008 15:24:18
I require two places for the tour of the new school on 11/09 at 4pm. We are looking forward to it. Hazel Barber
Anthony Cassidy
01 September 2008 13:45:46
Would like to attend open evening on 11th Sept @ 5pm - 3 people. Thanks.
Maureen Meighan
31 August 2008 21:34:35
I am hoping to attend the open evening on the 11th of September at around 4 o'clock with two other family members
JL BRIMER PLUS 2
31 August 2008 20:35:33
I WILL BE ARRIVING FOR TOUR OF SCHOOL AT 3.30
Sarah Simpson
31 August 2008 14:34:12
We are planning to come to the open evening on 11 September at 5pm
Joe Smith
29 August 2008 14:34:02
May I take this opportunity to congratulate the pupils of St Modans on their turnout for the funeral of Michael McNally on 27th August. The school choir were wonderful and to see every pupil wearing school uniform was magnificent. I'm sure Michael would have been proud. It certainly made me proud to be a former pupil.
Margaret Kennedy
28 August 2008 19:42:09
If possible I would like to attend the opening cermony of the new school on Friday 5th September.

Thanks.
Margaret and David Kennedy
28 August 2008 19:36:56
We would like to attend the viewing of the school on Thursday 11th September. Margaret at 4pm. David at 5.15pm.

Thanks.
Laura Johnston
28 August 2008 16:02:43
Hi, looking forward to tour of new school on open evening Thursday 11th Sept will arrive around about 16.30hrs
David Hanson
28 August 2008 14:54:22
just like to express my condolences to the friends, family and collegues of mr Miick McNally. I was honoured to attend his funeral yesterday and was amazed at how many people turned out to pay their respects. It just shows how many lives he touched.
Janet Ferguson
27 August 2008 09:11:09
We would very much like to receive an invitation to the Official Opening Ceremony as detailed in the News section. We are both former pupils, I was a member of staff and our son is currently in S2. Thanks and good luck in the new school!

John and Janet Ferguson
Jim McAllister
26 August 2008 19:02:24
I will be able to come to the open evening on 11th September at 5.30pm along with my wife.
Linda Connelly (Burns)
24 August 2008 21:45:09
Am looking forward to visiting the new school, in September, to see where the new generation of St Modans pupils will be well educated.
nicola watson(zarebski)
24 August 2008 21:21:09
we are having a reunion for the 1st year class in 1988.
this takes place on sat 30th august 2008.
at the linden inn stirling.
a ten pound deposit is required,this pays for buffet,dj and 1st drink.
if anyone is interested that hasnt already contacted me,please send me a message,alternativly pop into zara stirling and i will give you the details.
this is for pupils only,no partners unless they were in our year.
hope to see you therexx
Brian + Erin Alexander
24 August 2008 20:04:14
New School Open Evining 11/9/2008
We intend to attend this evening at 5.15pm
Brian + Erin Alexander
24 August 2008 20:01:33
We would like to express an interest in attending the Official School Opening Evening
Mairi Whitfield
21 August 2008 15:01:45
Hi
I would like to attend the open evening on Thursday 11th September at 1730hrs.
Thanks
Fitzpatrick
21 August 2008 09:40:50
4 of us will be coming to open day on 11th September @ 5.30pm
Patricia McKeown
21 August 2008 04:18:06
Hello,
I attended St Modan's '72-'77 and enjoyed it very much. Although I liked all my subjects, English was the favourite.
I am indebted to Miss Moore, for opening my mind to the wonders of adventure and escapism through great literature. Thankyou .
Is there any way of obtaining copies of old year books?
Gerard McGurk
20 August 2008 21:05:51
Mother and brother directed me to the site. FP from 1982-1987. Looking back was a wonderful place to be to learn - teachers were something else!! Many happy memories. Sad to see the old school go and miss the final tour - but such is life: nothing lasts forever. New schools looks good - hope the final product is worthy of a school called St Modans.

I see my brother Bernie has been on here. If anyone wants to come out to Macedonia, get in touch. We don''t have tickets for the Scotland Macedonia match!

McMenemy brothers - would love to hear from you! And anybody else - don't get back much nowadays.

gmcgurk@gmail.com

po zhrav od Makedonija
Claire Kellett
20 August 2008 18:02:46
I would like to attend the open evening on 11th Sept, to view the new school building. It is my intention to arrive about 3.45pm.
Mrs Carol Morgan
19 August 2008 14:10:57
I would very much like to attend the open evening on Thursday 11th Sep. I would expect to arrive around 5:15pm.

Many thanks
Mrs Carol Morgan
19 August 2008 14:05:40
Would very much appreciate an invite to the official opening of the fabulous new school on Friday September 5th.
Jacqueline Henderson
19 August 2008 13:34:20
Just a short note to say I would be interested in attending the Open Evening on 11th September at the new school at 5.30pm. Can you confirm this is OK?
Grahame Cairns
19 August 2008 08:46:47
My wife and I would like to attend the tour of the building on the 11th September at 5.15pm or 5.30 please.
Lorraine Sanda
18 August 2008 09:25:01
The new school looks wonderful. The whole school community will hugely benefit from all of its fantastic facilities. I would like to express interest in attending the opening on 5 September as I am sure it will be a most memorable occasion.
Frank McLay
17 August 2008 23:48:47
Good luck to all the staff and pupils.
You and your team done a great job at Barnsdale Rd Mr Lennon, Im sure it will continue!!!

"School Days, Those Were The Days"
Olivia Dunne
15 August 2008 20:56:23
really looking forward to a new start at a new school. its going to be interesting. going to miss the old school though. as all those who attended the end of school concert will know, it was a tearful event. myself and my friends were very saddened after spending four years at that building studying. the building provided the place for our exams which we all did well in. it will be strange to do this all over again in a new place.
david and alison cruse
14 August 2008 17:39:32
we would like to attend the open evening on thurs 11th september at 5:00pm
Joanna Lynch
12 August 2008 21:58:39
Would like to visit the school for a tour of the new building, on Thursday 11th September, at 3.30 if possible. My son, Patrick, will join S1 next week.
Jane McKay
12 August 2008 13:38:10
As a parent of a new S1 pupil and a previous student of the old school, my husband and I would like to express an interest in attending the official opening ceremony of the new school on 7th September. We will also be attending the open evening on 11th September and wish to tour the building at 5.30pm.

Regards.

Jane
Geraldine McLaughlin
11 August 2008 19:08:15
i am writing to inform you that i will beb attending the tour of the school onn the 11th september

look forward to it

geraldine c.o. hannah mclaughlin
John Docherty
10 August 2008 10:06:45
My wife and I would like to attend both the official opening and open evening of the school.
Almost thirty years since I started my daughter starts next week.
Josephine Rodger
08 August 2008 16:32:12
We would like to express an interest in both the official opening being held on 05/09 and the open evening being held on 11/09. Kind regards Josephine & Stuart Rodger, parents of Paul Rodger S3.
Juliet weir (tweedie)
07 August 2008 13:16:19
As my daughter is about to start s1 i am really looking forward to taking a walk around the new school on the schools open night.
Shauna McMenemy
17 July 2008 21:12:20
Will miss the old buildin where i have spent the past 4 years but am looking forward to the new building miss all of the people who did the school show but left this year you'se were all very nice and funny xxxxxxxx
Eileen Young nee McCormack
30 June 2008 12:06:44
Absolutely gutted I missed the sendoff for the old school. As is my big brother. Many happy memories there.

Hope the new school builds as many happy memories as the old one.
Paul McMenemy
26 June 2008 13:30:04
Thanks to everyone who arranged and took part in the tours of the school on 10th June. I had a great time reminiscing about all my old pals and teachers and met some old friends too. ill be very sorry to see the old place gone, but I will always have some great memories to take with me wherever I go.

PS To Bernie McGurk : hows Macedonia treating you mate? hope your keeping well and the familys good too. Say hello to Gerry from me and from Jim too, who was asking about you 2 recently.
LOUISE HALLIDAY
23 June 2008 21:50:36
HAD A GREAT TIME AT THE DINNER/DANCE - THE TOUR BROUGHT BACK MEMORIES OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS - THE "NEW EXTENSION" LOOKED A TAD TIRED!!!

HAVE TO SAY THE RECENT PERFOMANCE OF THE CANTERBURY TALES WAS BRILLIANT - SUCH A LAUGH - AND A HUGE WELL DONE TO MY NEPHEW DAVID FOR HIS EXCELLENT "DRUNKEN MILLER" ACT (CAN'T IMAGINE WHERE HE GOT HIS INSPIRATION FROM!!) V PROUD OF YOU!
LOUISE - CLASS OF '85 X
Joe Harrower
23 June 2008 12:08:50
I had great night on Saturday at the final feast of St. Modan, thanks for organising it. It was great to meet up with some past pupils and to do a tour of the old school, leaving the gym block, which was my spiritual home, until the end, and great to meet Mr Bill Black, who was a very insprational teacher.

Also old memories of other teachers such as, Johnny Beak, Flexi Mcgrath, Maggie Tarzan, Ollie Olzyk(sp) Suzi Mc Monagle, Dennis Canavan, The Mighty Quinn, Wee Barney, Johnny Page, Mr McGhee, Mr Murray, Miss Ascough, Spud Murphy, Miss Retson, Archie Lafferty, Mrs Kurchin, and many more...all of them inspired many of us who went through St. Modans to raise our sights and taught us that anything was possible regardless of background or circumstances. Somehow they saw the spark and nurtured it.

. All the best for your new location, I hope that the standards are maintained or indeed exceeded.
Kevin Mackin
22 June 2008 15:42:26
Good luck on the move to the new school..had some great memories of the old skool from 1980-84...dont suppose theres many teachers left there now that remember any the Mackin bhoys..if i'm right,think there was Mackin's attending in every decade up till the late 80's..
Peter Robertson
22 June 2008 11:25:21
Hi, I just wanted to say what a fantastic evening the Final Bash was. It was a bit strange, and slightly emotional doing the tour, so many memories and i think a real shame knowing that the old school was going.

However, a huge well done to the organisers for a brilliant evening. Catching up with so many "old faces" was fantastic.
A great end to a great school (that shouldnt really be ending in my opinion!!).
Gemma Stolarek
21 June 2008 00:19:50
Just wanted to say a big HELLOOOOO to all cast and crew of The Canterbury Tales 2008. It was amazing to part of such a fantastic production. Missing it so much already!!
The Cast were fantastic and should all be proud of themselves. I feel very lucky to have had the chance to watch it all three nights!

And i would like to take a moment to thank Mr. Kelly for the wonderful roman centurian hat he let me steal from his room on thursday. I shall treasure it always Sir!
Bernie McGurk
20 June 2008 23:18:26
So sad I could not make the bif event!!t, my thoughts and very happy memories with the school.

My brother Gerard and all our family and other relatives attended !!.

My Gran " Norah McEwan" , nee McHale, was one of ther first pupils to attend when the school when it first opened!!

Thanks for the best time of my life

Bernie McGurk

Macedonia

Mrs Brown
18 June 2008 22:27:31
I wasn't sure what to expect but I thoroughly enjoyed the Canterbury Tales. The show was superb - very funny and very well delivered. A huge mount of work must have gone into making this so professional It was great to see so many pupils involved and getting into the part especially Alex dressed as a woman and the rooster - well done to all involved.
sarah
18 June 2008 16:38:50
I cant wait until the new school.It is supposed to be fabulous!

Thanks

Sarah xx
Alison lindsay
18 June 2008 15:10:28
well done everyone on the Canterbury Tales. a thorougly enjoyable night with lots of laughs. excellent value for money and a fitting goodbye to Barnsdale Road!
Christopher Graham
12 June 2008 20:29:18
Was quite sad to walk round the building one last time, but so glad I did it. So many memories....and thanks Sarah for reminding me of "Come on Barbie, lets go party!!!". Games hall still smells the same,everywhere did. Sad to see the old place go but times move on.
Patrick Nolan
11 June 2008 13:39:53
I was there last night for the visit with my brother James. We were both pupils in the sixties. I was amazed that I could still find my way around (the old part) after so long and pleased to see Mr. Gray (Technical Drawing) and Mr. Farmer (Music) who taught us back then. My brother and I are so glad we were able to attend the open night.
Andy Roberts
10 June 2008 12:30:51
For Martin McMenemy in particular but also for all I knew: I know this is a late post but I will be visiting the school this evening, 10 Jun, and do look forward to meeting some old friends. Returning home after nearly 40 years in the Army, there's a lot to catch up on.
Maureen Dawson
10 June 2008 10:16:09
Please can I ask that you add 5 people to the numbers for the last tour of the school ? Many thanks.
Jaclyn Craig
09 June 2008 23:13:30
I'll be there on Tuesday wouldnt miss it for the world! i still feel really atatched to St. Modans hope to get back and teach there one day but it just wont be the same once its moved:(
Sarah McKeown
09 June 2008 23:11:00
My sister n I will be popping along for one last walk around the School tomorrow...looking forward to it!
John Docherty
09 June 2008 20:45:45
Attended 79-85. I'll take a walk around on the 10th with Frank McCann who was a year above me.
Margaret Neeson (Tierney)
09 June 2008 19:19:42
On holiday in Scotland from Australia. Looking forward to seeing St Modans which i attended 53 years ago with my 7 brothers and sisters.
Claire Philliben
09 June 2008 16:22:17
Hello

I'll be joining, Margaret, Theresa and Charlene, for a walk down memory lane.

Should be fun!

Claire
Gemma Spiers (previously Taylor)
07 June 2008 16:53:55
My sister Vicky and I will be dropping in for one last look round. Hope to see a few familiar faces there.
Christopher and Alan Graham
05 June 2008 22:20:10
Cant wait till Tuesday for one final walk round the old corridors. My wee cousin is going to the new school, so she'll never know how good it was at Barnsdale Road. Sad to see the school go but time moves on. Anyway guys, see you Tuesday. And contact me via email if you want.I was at school from 94-00, and I WAS Chubb!!!!

stanleyippkiss2003@yahoo.co.uk

stanleyippkiss2003@yahoo.co.uk
Gillian Flett
05 June 2008 16:11:48
The girls and I attended the school from '96 - '02.
Myself, Maria Maley, Rona Cameron, Martine Boylen, Jennifer Mcgrandles and Lucy Wright will all be coming up for one last look on the evening 10th june!! Looking forward to it!
Helen Granville
04 June 2008 17:49:34
Hi! Helen Granville here. (nee Currie). I'll be attending the final tour on 10th June, hopefully with my brother and sister-in-law who also attended. Hope to see some familiar faces! (1967 - 1973)
Paul McMenemy
03 June 2008 16:39:22
Ill be at the tour evening with 3 other FP's , Neil & Trsiha Morrison, Moira Drumgoole. Looking forward to seeing the old place and some old faces before it disappears.
Alison Lindsay
03 June 2008 11:39:27
I'll be there for one last look around. Will be bringing mum, aunt and son too.
Martha Hooks (Kellas)
03 June 2008 11:12:49
Just to Say that my sister Veronica and myself will be at the school on 10th June 2008 with all the other ex pupils for a last look around. Will be strange when the building is not there any more, it has been a landmark in St Ninians for so many years.Hope to see many other ex classmates there too.
F O' Donnell
02 June 2008 15:24:23
I will be at the last look around the school along with my 2 daughters, 3 brothers and sister.
Ann Millett nee Quinn
02 June 2008 14:15:47
Looking forward to going round the old place for the last time, and hopefully see a few old faces (well...maybe not so old). I attended from 1967-72 and have fond memories of a great school.
Margaret Sinclair (now Hamill)
02 June 2008 13:19:45
Looking forward to returning on June 10th along with Theresa McFarlane and Charlene Henderson and hopefully seeing other familiar faces!
Roy Mason
02 June 2008 11:46:50
I will be attending on 10th June with some friends all ex pupils between 1945 and 1955
Louise O'Hanlon
02 June 2008 09:57:49
Sadly I cant attend the "final walk" as I now live too far away but I would love to have gone, i feel sad that neither my primary or high school remain to show to my children when they are older. I think It would be a great idea and a fitting tribute for the teaching team to take some photos of the key areas of the school and post them to their website to allow those of us who cant attend to join in from afar!!
Hildegard Wylezalek
01 June 2008 14:41:48
Can't wait to see the old school one last time. I have such good memories from my time there of pupils and teachers so I really hope there are going to be lots of them there. I'll be coming with Elizabeth Reynolds and I'm going to speak to Joe Lafferty this week to see if he will come too.
Just wish we had got tickets for the Dinner Dance so if anyone has any spares I'd love to hear from you.
Looking forward to seeing some old faces on the 10th June who attended St Modan's between 1965 and 1975.
If anyone wants to get in touch before then, it would be great to hear from you. Maybe it's about time for another year reunion. What do you think?

See you on the 10th June

Hildegardx
Louise McDonald (nee McCallum)
31 May 2008 13:54:14
Attended to St Modans Aug 1988 - June 1994
Just to say that Marianna Crolla and I will be popping in on 10th June for a last look round the school.
Hope to catch up with some old friends.
Pauline Thomson (nee McCabe)
28 May 2008 15:47:15
Can't wait for a last trip down memory lane - me, Margaret McIntrye and Leeann Walker - 1974 - 78
John Pryde
28 May 2008 15:24:25
I'm keen to establish if any of my class mates are attending the last supper - sorry the last doo at the School .. Class 1E Start Date August 77 - Kilbane, Mcintyre, Podmore, Mills, Bennet, McFarlane, Dougan etc etc..
I like most loved my time at St Modans and would be great to visit the old place one last time!

John Pryde !
mag mcintyre
28 May 2008 14:09:45
I loved my time at st modans (when i wisnae plugging it) I will love to do the walk round so hope to see old friends x
Patrick Martin
27 May 2008 15:25:11
I would be interested to know if anyone from S5/6 in 1986/1987 will be going to the final walk around St Modan's. You can contact me at the Email address stated.

p.martin@marshallconstruction.co.uk
Shona Martin
27 May 2008 14:23:05
Can't wait to see the old place for the last time.
eleanor garvin (tarrant)
26 May 2008 14:07:56
Looking forward to returning on june10th to lay old ghosts to rest!
Jo Reilly
26 May 2008 00:03:00
10th june - deffo be there! 3 or 4 of us coming, oh the memories!
jeanette macfarlane
25 May 2008 15:17:31
my 2 sisters my 2 brother in-laws and i would love to have one last tour of the old school
Angela McHugh
22 May 2008 13:05:43
Hi!
Attended St Modan's between 1985 and 1992. Would love to have a look round the school. A big hello to Ellen McGinn. Indiana Jones is back!! Would love to get in touch.
Martin McMenemy
20 May 2008 22:16:25
Will be delighted to visit the old school and see the old tech drawing and applied mechanics rooms bringing back memories of vectors, isometric and oblique projection with sections through AA etc. Hope to see Bill Ross, Frank Keenan, Andy Roberts, Joe Lafferty and any other stalwarts of the class of '65. Ah the smell of 5 Woodbine!! Great school and teachers which led me to a degree at Stirling University and into teaching and business.
Pat McMullan
20 May 2008 20:04:29
Just to say that I will be attending on 10th June for a last look around the school. Iplayed regularily for the football team. I left in 1949
Amanda McGrath
20 May 2008 19:39:48
Can't wait for the tour of St Modans. My sister Julie and I will be coming to walk the corridors one last time!
Editor
19 May 2008 09:50:02
School Opening - Second time around!

St Modan's High School is on the hunt for former pupils who attended the current St Modans High School at Barnsdale Road during session 1933-1934. If you were a pupil at the school at that time please contact us as soon as possible - we would be delighted to hear from you and would like to offer you the opportunity to attend the official opening of our new school at Forthbank. Contact has already been made by some through this guestbook and we look forward to hearing from more of you.
Annie Daly nee Fallens
19 May 2008 07:58:32
Are there many of us left who attended the first day at St Modans High. Contact me if you want via my sons Email
Charlie Callaghan
18 May 2008 23:21:33
Read about your invitation to have a final tour of the old school. My wife and I who are former pupils would love to attend. Interesting to see if the memory is still working after 57 years
Dawn Waddell
18 May 2008 19:30:58
Hi,
Kelly, Bernie and I are going to the last dance :D
was wondering whether it is formal dress? Cant wait but it will be strange to walk the corridors again and sad to think that it wont be there and any kids I have wont be able to attend. Wonder if any old teachers will be going ;-) Dawn xxxxx
Susan King (nee Bundy)
15 May 2008 17:28:46
Both my younger sisters Laura and Paula along with my Mum, Maureen (nee Flynn) would not miss this. We all feel a bit a sad - all ex-pupils. I especially enjoyed my school years - didn't want to leave as it goes. It will be really good to see old faces again too. Looking forward to it.
Patrick Nolan
15 May 2008 14:41:10
I intend to be there for a last look round on the 10th. June.
Maureen Murray
14 May 2008 12:36:10
I will be there on the 10th with my brother and some friends
liz lindsay
12 May 2008 13:47:43
My mum and myself will be there for the final tour
chris mckenna
10 May 2008 00:27:22
I think i might manage to drag myself around the old coridors again. My older sister, younger sister, younger brother, mum and dad ALL were part of this school. I think my mum taught there as well. I will make sure i am there to wander around!
chris mckenna
Sarah MacLaren
06 May 2008 22:45:15
hey
just to let you know that i will be coming along to the tour with two of my friends. Should be good seeing the old school again.
Lora Dempsey
05 May 2008 20:02:41
Hey Everyone! Cant believe its going to be all gone soon :O! Some memories.. Mr McGeeghan & Mr Quigley were good teachers.. Miss Finn was great class (Kayleigh & Borek). Hope everyones well. Laura xx
Lynsey-Ann Burke
05 May 2008 18:29:07
A final tour of the school? Too right I'll be there!! The final goodbye :) I couldnt miss it!

Joanna Crolla
05 May 2008 17:50:36
Tour for ex pupils on the 10th of June....count me in!!
Lisa McEwan
05 May 2008 17:46:50
I'm glad ex pupils have been given a chance to see the school one last time, I'll definitely be attending on the 10th of June with the usual group :)
Jamie Burgoyne
04 May 2008 22:00:04
Count me in on the last tour. It will truly be the end of an historic 75 year Era.
Marie Temporal
01 May 2008 22:26:41
Glad there is going to be a "final tour", myself and my "siamese twin" aka Tracey McBryde will definitely be coming along!!
claire comrie
25 April 2008 23:34:36
Hi I would just like to say that i am going to the new St Modan's but my cousin Christopher Graham and his brother are going to the End of an Era.


Can't wait
JAMIE KELLY
24 April 2008 16:30:21
Glad that the school is hosting a "last tour" on the 10th. June. I must come along and wander the bright ,welcoming,corridors once again and fill my lungs once more with the slightly "Dettol" tinged air!! I hope that the other Mr. Kelly (Owen) rounds up the 6th. year (scholars) who left in 1975, Harrower,Corrieri, Pollock, Gallagher, Docherty, Giannandrea,Kennedy, Freer, Boyle, Coll, O'Carroll,Kinross,Tortolano,Petale, Cooper,and any other miscreant that has escaped my memory! I have just realised the above list sounds like a team sheet for a Celtic/Inter Milan old boy's select!!!! the only footballer amongst us was Andy. Kennedy who famously left half of his pate on the ceiling tiles in the sixth year common room, whilst demonstrating a flying header scored against St. Mungo HS, his hairdo was never quite the same again.Talking of hairdo's, can't wait to see if Tom Coll's perm. has come back in to fashion again, and if Joe Harrower has grown any taller than the 5'4"he was when he left school!! Looking forward to reliving some memories of the old place,although it was quite bizarre to watch Mr. Kelly some 5 years ago, during a quick visit,wagging his finger at a 2nd year pupil outside Home Ec. he does know the name of every single pupil, which proves that his recall has improved over the years. And whatever we do, don't mention The Beatles, we'll be there all night!!!!!!
Jamie
Christopher Graham
21 April 2008 21:12:04
Hi guys,just to say that myself and my brother Alan will be coming to the last tour of the school on the 10th.I really did enjoy my time at St Modans and my favourite teacher was MR Black.Dont think he teaches anymore but looking forward to see everyone when the time comes.By the way, my nickname was Chubb so if you can remember me, get in touch via email.

Cheers guys.
Alan Graham
21 April 2008 21:04:42
Just to say that me and Christopher will be attending on 10th June for a last look around the school. Unable to make the fairwell disco. cant wait to have a last look around.
Editor
21 April 2008 20:29:57
Some changes are necessary to the school calendar due to migration plans for moving to the new school - please keep an eye on our News section for updates. Unfortunately it has been necessary to change the dates of some events taking place in the last 2 weeks of the Summer Term - The Final Tour is now moved to Tuesday 10th June. This should not be confused with the 'Feast of St Modan' Dinner Dance & Tour which is confirmed for Saturday 21st June as planned.
Stephen Allan
17 April 2008 20:14:56
Had been contacted recently by many ex pupils regarding the school being knocked down etc. I would just like to say that my time at St Modan's was without a doubt crazy, educational and totally life changing. Thanks to all the teachers who had either the fortunate or unfortunate task of teaching me. Anyone wishing to contact me do so via me email. Around 10 ex pupils i know will all be attending the tour on 25th June all would have been pupils between 87 to 95.
sCBoJoe Harrower
09 April 2008 13:44:06
I am glad the end of an era event is taking place. Is there anyone else from the class of '74 attending? I wll be there and so will Eileen Reynolds
Angela McAllisterOX
07 April 2008 22:26:59
Hi,
Myself and a couple of my old school pals will be attending on 25th for a final nosey round the place. Hopefully about 5 in total.
Gregor Riddell
06 April 2008 10:28:50
Hi school..........
For some reason no one told me there was a new school! Then no one bothered to tell me the old one was coming down!
What in the name o mr blacks white trainers is goin on?
I had a sudden urge while skyvin in work to find out bout the school and there it is......when does it come down?
God, I'd love to smell the 'just made toast' smell of the Techy department again, maybe even break into the tuck shop.
I actually live in Dubai, so I sadly wont be there for any final curtain thing so i would love to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers that taught me when I was there. in particular Mr Waller and Mrs McMenemy from Art and Mr Dougan at Tech....I can do those section drawings better than ever sir!!
Also to Mrs Macartney, despite my standard grade 4 in a higher class, I have spent many good periods actually living in France and speaking the language rather well! thanks....
Mr Lennon, although you were only there for a year while I was there, you had great methods on education and vision for a better system, which you set about with a special energy,so I'm proud of you that the school is moving forward in this direction.
God bless.
Gregor.(91-97)
Shannon Kelly
31 March 2008 14:17:02
Heyaaa...
St. Modans Is Thee Best...
Disco Gonnie Be Banter...x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x
Ellen Forson (nee McGinn)
30 March 2008 14:05:53
Hi as a former pupil with a lot of fond memories of St Modan's I would have love to come for the final tour but I'll be on holiday - are there any other tours planned?

The new school looks great. It's sad to think though that my kids won't be able to go to the same school I did!

If Dr O'Donnell is still around, plass pass on my regards!

Ellen
Tommy Kennedy
28 March 2008 12:02:22
1959 to1964 Days never to be forgot.
FITZ contact me - tmky@hotmail.co.uk
Samantha Moodie
22 March 2008 17:24:47
This skool is thee bomb! The teachers and pupils are fantastic!
liam griffin
20 March 2008 21:50:10
I was a pupil at St. Modan's from 1960 till '64, with a short break of a year or so at St. Mary's Blairs. I cannot say "studied" at St.Modan's because despite the efforts of some great teachers, my head was usually under my wing, my wooly mind in cuckoo - land! Fitzi, I am pretty sure I knew you at school, and definitely "Sammy" Henderson, as I recall, said Sammy was a very good football player, as was Eddie O' Donnel, who played pro for Falkirk.

Miss O'Hara strived to teach me French, without a lot of success, Mr. Sykes succeeded in failing to teach me both Russian and French! " Barney" O'Sullivan did his best with Geography, but in my imagination, I was in some foreign land while poor Mr. O'S was trying to introduce me to the joys of a different foreign land. He did excite my interest in rugby, though to the extent that I was part of a group that he took mid afternoon to Murrayfield to watch a game involving the DA DA's or Ma Ma's or some such. My interest was not so great - tried to learn the finer points of the game.....however, I WAS very interested in missing double Maths that day, "taught" by miss Sullivan!!

My best pal was John Ross, now of sacred memory. John introduced me to Spike Milligan and the Goons and to Glasgow Celtic, sometimes all three seem interchangeable!! I' m an attendee to the this day R.I.P. John. I served holy Mass every Friday in the assembly hall, Mr. McCann, who was lovingly bestowed the name of a character from the Eagle comic's Dan Dare series, was usually the other server. When, Fergus "sacked the board" I boasted to my terracing pals" Huh! Fergus McCann...served Mass wi' his faither!" Mind you, it was all I could boast about, as my sum total of "O" levels was 3, French, English and History. which meant I could swear in French and English and knew the historical reasons why I should. But, of course, the moral guidance of Mr. Lafferty's R.E. class, meant I knew better than to swear.

I have spent my life working at sea or in some marine capacity but wish I'd stuck into Geography though, as half the time I didn't know which part of the planet I was visiting...I could write a book though.." Great Distilleries I have visited!"
Joe Lemmetti from Camelon was in some of my classes.

Around the 70's, I met my wife to be on the last train from Glasgow, she Falkirk bound, while I was quite happy to just avoid being bound over, as I was making my way home at the time from 10 o'clock Mass that morning, seeing off the earthly remains of my uncle James. My best man, Eddie McGloin, class mate of aforesaid Fergus, says to this day that she wishes she'd gone home by bus, but we're still married,anyway, and happy enough.We live in Oban,now, almost on the shores of Loch ETIVE, in the shadow of ARDCHATTEN Priory. I have also worked installing a sub sea pipline in the Clyde, terminating on the shore at ROSENEATH - All three were school houses at the time. Don't know if they still are.

I didn't really "like" school per se. I took a long time to put aside childish things, so didn't maximise the opportunity to avail myself of the educational opportunities St. Modan's clearly offered. However, I always felt safe, and loved and wanted. I always knew through the mists of a clouded mind that what people like Miss Mac Namee and Mr. Pollock were trying to communicate was really good for me, I just couldn't quite march in step to their tune. But thanks for trying.

The important moral milestones these kindly people erected for me, reinforced those my mum and dad had laid out for me and stood me in great stead...maybe ...definitely...more important than academic success. So Modos Odens Vanos...sorry Miss Cameron, I failed "O" level Latin too, and I never really knew what the school motto meant!!
I do know the Cattigan twins were the strongest boys in my year...clever with it too!! God Bless, St Modan's, staff, pupils, FP's and administrators, keep up the good work in your new locale. Liam Griffin
Linda Letford
13 March 2008 16:29:11
Hi guys, just having a walk down memory lane and thought I would leave a comment. I like the rest of the FP's can't believe that the old place will be torn down in the next few months. Spent 6 years at the place and still have fond memories! If the teachers read this then would like to say hi to my former lunch time badminton buddies (Stephen and Liam how you doing!)
Would definitely like a last look round the place before they tear it down if there is an opportunity that would be great! Also like to say hi to anyone else who remembers me (class of '90)
Barbara Butler
06 March 2008 22:49:44
As a past student at St. Modans,1968 -1974, I would love to wander the corridors again before it closes. I have fond memories of the school and some of characters who were students alongside me. Blowing your fag smoke out of the 6th form common room thinking noone would notice. There were many teachers in that era who were both feared and idolised. Some were just plain nutcases who should never have been teaching children in the first place. These were the days you were belted for forgetting your apron in Domestic Studies-who needed one to boil an egg!!
John A Fitzsimmons
06 March 2008 12:16:09
I have just discovered this wonderful site. To say I am an old boy is putting it mildly. I attended this great school from 1958 to 1963. The rector in those days was the great Mr. Alan McCann who encouraged us all to succeed with compassion and wisdom. Mr. McCann's son Fergus bought Celtic Football Club at a time when the Hoops needed saving. I would love to hear from FPs of that time including Pat Murphy who tried to teach his colleagues the finer points of Cricket and is now a senior sports reporter on Five live. I would also through your site like to hear from any of the Kilsyth guys who visit this site. I could go on but will end not by refering to the teachers who had the thankless task of educating us but to the great friendships we had,namely Tommy Kennedy from Bonnybridge, Stewart (Sammy)Henderson from Denny and Barry ( Hovis) Brown from Stirling. The "End of an Era " sounds like a great event and I will do my best to attend. Best regards to all Fitzi
MPJohn McLaughlin
29 February 2008 17:20:21
Hi all, pupils and teachers alike, I was a student at the great St.Modans between 1989 - 93 and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed every last moment of my schooling. The Teachers and the Pupils were I must say the best people I have came into contact with in my life ( excluding relatives ). I used to be the treasurer for the St.Vincent De'Paul Society along with Tony Lai, Michael McKormack, John McNiven and David Loney, oh and Paul McLung. This was just one of the many organisations I was in which made the school. I also had numerous teachers whom I can mention and would appreciate if someone could E-Mail me and tell me if any are still there or god forbid any has perished in the past years!!. Here they are :

ART : Mrs McMenemy, Miss Skelton and Mr Waller
MODERN STUDIES : Mr Cusack and Mr Quigley
GEOGRAPHY : Mr Japp
FRENCH : Mr Black and Mrs Campbell
CRAFT AND DESIGN : Mr Docherty and Mr Dougan
MATHs : Mrs Bridie and Mr Smiley and Mr McKenna
O.I.S. ( office and information studies ) : Mr Ince
SCIENCE : Mr Tracey
ENGLISH : Mr McGuire, Mrs Wilson and Miss Houseman
MUSIC : Miss Wilson
P.E. : Mr Millar, Mrs Millar, Mr Drumgulle and the great Mr Black.
TECHNICAL DRAWING : Mr Docherty (whom you may know now as a news reporter for Scotland Today and several other T.V. programmes.
BIOGRAPY : Mrs Thompson (i think she was Welsh, great teacher)
PRINCIPAL :Mr Oates
DEPUTY : Mr Skivington
ENGLISH again : Miss Wren ( wolf whistle lol )

Before I go I would just like to add a little message to any of the teachers whom I have mentioned and whose eyes may come across this message : I John McLaughlin did enjoy every second of every minute of every hour of every day getting taught by the most experienced teachers I have ever known, and although it did not show during class time, I was listening and paying attention and your teachings were flawless THANKYOU : ) just a couple of teachers that have just sprang to mind and more than deserve a say here.

ENGLISH : Mr Paterson and Miss Moore
HISTORY : The great Harry Sheerer
MATHS : Mrs Bridie

If I have missed any teacher out I do apologise however they were all great and I'm glad thatIi went to this most desirable school. If anyone recognises my name or that year could they please give me an E-Mail at johntarragon@hotmail.co.uk - would be most appreciated.

S A P I E N T I A E T G R A T I A Always!!
Patrick Stirling
28 February 2008 11:59:40
I just wanted to pass on to the school the sad news of the death of my younger brother Kevin Stirling.
Kevin would have been a pupil from the very late 70`s into the early 80,s.He turned 42 on the 7th February,he died in the British Military Hospital in Accra Ghana on Sunday 24th February. He took ill while on holiday. He was a real kind caring soul,one of the worlds nice guys.
Sarah Wynne
24 February 2008 09:50:00
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loviin thee site.

lotsa love

sarah,S1
sarranne scott
18 February 2008 21:04:17
Myself and my friend Catherine Mc Donald would love to hear
from anyone at St Modans who was there in early eightys who knows us. Email me if you do xxxx

sarrannescott@live.com
Rachel McMullan S1
08 February 2008 18:51:00
Thiss Schoool Is Goood But I Wass annoyed Thee Discoo Was Cancelled! x x x xx Everyinee In St Modans Be Tidyierr x x x Lol :) x x x
Chloe white
06 February 2008 11:55:02
Im Not Moving to Your School But I wish i could tho as Marcelle Mcarthur is coming and were going to miss her !!!!
James Young
04 February 2008 09:41:27
Greetings on what in my day was the feast of St Modan. Congratulations on your web site, and best wishes for the new school. From James Young (a relic of the Foxworthy Forties)
Marcelle McArthur
30 January 2008 15:26:34
Hia Im Going To Be Moving To Your School In August And Im Really Nervous. I m Going To Be Moving From England I Hope That I Make Alot Of Friends See You Soon Marcelle.x =]
James Kelly
18 January 2008 22:12:43
a post from another "Old Boy" I have very fond memories of the 6 years spent there at the "Old School" volleyball, cross country with Corrieri,Docherty,Harrower, Kelly (Owen) Pollock,Kennedy,et al,Not forgetting the head of art, Sean Byrne who set me off on my career in interior design, what a truly guiding and thoughtful teacher.Parties,six foot high Oor Wullie on the wall of the common room, and gatecrashing "older" parties, them were the days. Now based in Glasgow and proprietor of an interior design practice/showroom, so,the art department IS an important part of life at St. Modans, enjoy it, and the new school looks fantastic, wonder what the interior will look like?
Eddie Grattan S1
20 December 2007 19:43:11
This school is amazin. It is well better than Primary. The football team is well better 2
RnJohn Hamilton
20 December 2007 14:54:48
I would just like to offer all of the staff past and present and anyone that remembers me a very merry and peaceful Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year for 2008.
Bryann Lumb
19 December 2007 14:44:19
Hiya all! Cant believe thats me been out of school for nearly 2 years. Have so many memories :) On placement at the moment at SRI. Think i've grown up since school days!

When's the Spring Concert? I missed the Christmas one and im actualy gutted! This is such a cool site!

Bryann x
David Bateman
16 December 2007 00:51:49
Hi School.
Hope things are good.It's been an entire year since I left but I still think about it everyday even though I'm touring hard with my guitar.I recently played at the Carling Academy in Glasgow to over 5000 people! What an experience.I have plenty of teachers to thank for supporting me.
Hope you are all well.

David x
Alexander Conlan
13 December 2007 18:15:14
Thanks for your reply. I am forwarding a copy of a school photograph taken in Coronation Year 1953 that I think may be of interest to you. I can remember some of the names if you need to put names to faces. I am second row up from front, fourth in from left.
Editor
12 December 2007 22:54:42
Hi Alexander.
Thanks for posting your enquiry. You're probably talking about www.friendsreunited.co.uk but hopefully you'll now use the school website and encourage others to do the same.

As this is our last year at Barnsdale Road a number of events will be organised in the coming months to remember the good old days and look forward to the new school at Forthbank. Keep logging on here to find out what's happening and keep in touch!
Alexander Conlan
12 December 2007 13:18:36
I attended St Modan's in the fifities, I am nephew of 'Big Pete' Conlan. I used to keep touch with events etc. thro' website used by FP's unfortunately I have lost the site can you assist
Thanks
Editor
11 December 2007 18:44:24
Rhianna, all school photos can be accessed by clicking on the 'Learn All About Us' button on the left of this screen, then 'School Photos'.

School photos are now stored on a website called 'Flickr'. Let me know what you think of this new website.
Rhianna
11 December 2007 14:44:44
How do u get onto the school disco pics ???
The new school's lookin good!
steven
01 December 2007 20:53:24
Hey all, think the idea to have a former pupils blowout before the move is a great idea, spent 4 crazy years at the school and loved them all

p.s Much respect to big Eddie Sheerin. Wot a legend!!!!!!
KERRIE =]
01 December 2007 12:47:13
THE NEW SKL IS LOOKIN WAY NICE LYKZ XXXX

CANY WAIT =] WEN IS IT GOING 2 B READY? XXXXXXXX
Brenda
27 November 2007 00:00:00
This is a great school. I enjoy it, all my friends are at my school. I will miss it next year. See you all soon
Caitlin =)
26 November 2007 00:00:00
Hiyah =)
Where Are The Photos From The Fundraising Disco =)
Bye XxXxXxXxXxX
=)
Editor
26 November 2007 00:00:00
Caitlin, Photos of the PTA Findraising Disco will be posted on the website over the next couple of days. If any pupils have collections of digital photos taken at the disco and would like them posted, please give a copy to Mr O'Neill.
Elaine
24 November 2007 00:00:00
Closure of present school....How about a few open evenings (perhaps organised in decade groups) for former staff/pupils to enjoy a glass of wine and a wander round the old building?
Shauna McMenemy S4
20 November 2007 00:00:00
AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! PRELIMS in a few weeks lol xxxxxxxxxxx Greatest school eva
Margaret Kennedy
19 November 2007 00:00:00
Attended a parents evening tonight where interest in a dinner dance in June 2008 was being guaged and although I am not a former pupil, my in-laws and their relations are. As not everyone is internet friendly I suggest that for the more senior ex pupils an advertisement be placed in the Falkirk Herald and Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Chronicle as Kilsyth was in Stirling region then. I don't know what publications are available for the Hillfoots or whatever other catchment area the school had in the past but they should be considered too. Former pupils might not be fit enough to attend a dance but may appreciate an opportunity to visit the school.
Linda Ludwig
10 November 2007 00:00:00
Hi. I went to St Modans from 1990 until 1995 and it was a great school. My best teacher was Mr Sheerin - he made the classes fun. I'm sad the schools moving, but good luck everyone in the new school.,
Stan (Lewandowski) Hall
07 November 2007 00:00:00
St Modan's 1965 - 67. I am in the process of joining forces with another ex pupil of the same era (Maggi Donnelly) to gather members of our class for a reunion. I am in Kent and Maggi is in Portugal. We are both keen to arrange something in Scotland, and when could be better than next year as you all change from old to new school.

We need help in locating ex pupils, and we are open to suggestions and assistance regarding venue and theme. We are not yet wrinklies and a school disco may be a good place to re-unite.

Please feel free to contact me with any information which could be of assistance to our cause.

Yours Aye

Stan Hall
St Modan's PTA
03 November 2007 00:00:00
PTA Fundraising Drive - Whole School Disco

The PTA have organised an additional whole-school disco to boost school funds. This disco will take place on Thursday 22nd November, 7-10pm. Get your ticket from the main office SOON as this event is likely to be a sell-out. All tickets cost £3.00 and will be sold on a first-come, first served basis.
Kirstie
02 November 2007 00:00:00
Hiya. Is this a great website? xxx I canny wait tae go tae tha new skool it goin tae be great xx
Colleen Hamilton
01 November 2007 00:00:00
Hiya everyone ! i used to go to st modans and enjoyed most of my days there! xxx i just left last november jst after finishing 4th year. My favourite teacher was Ms Campbell and my best subject was home economics and hospitality in 3rd and 4th year. xxx Iam now at college studying Hosptiality nd have a part time job in Greggs to pay for the nights out ! Just wanted to say a big thanks to all the pupils and teachers for making the 4 years of my life at St Modans the best ones! Through attending St Modans I have met some of my closest friends many of them have stayed on but we still keep in touch. Think thats enough for now. Byebye xxxxxxxx
Susan Young
31 October 2007 00:00:00
Hi everyone!! I'm an ex-pupil of St.Modans from around 1993-1999, I had a great time and just want to say a big 'HI!' to any teachers who remember me and another hi to my brother Charles and sisters Linda and Fiona 'HI!'. P.s. also agree with debate thats going on, would be good to say bye properly.
Editor
31 October 2007 00:00:00
Alyssa,

The school photos are being relocated to a website called 'Flickr'. Past photos are being exported to that website over the next few days. When complete the 'School Photos' link on the 'Learn All About Us' page will direct you to our new location.

Flickr is a Yahoo company created to replace Yahoo Photos and should offer a better service than before. Worth the wait, hopefully!

Meanwhile try this link ... http://www.flickr.com/photos/14565345@N03/
Alyssssa =) x
30 October 2007 00:00:00
How Do You Get To LoOk At The Pictures Of Discos & That Now Cause it Comes Up A Mad WebSite :S x
Bernadette McMenaman (now Smith)
16 October 2007 00:00:00
Hi there! I attended St. Modans from around 1991 (I think) and loved every moment it - really is one of the best schools around! I loved art with Mrs McMenemy, have fab memories of PE with Mrs Miller and will never forget History with Mr Sheerin - he made it so great that I even became a History teacher at Bannockburn High school. Believe it or not my eldest daughter Robyn is now in S1 and I love the fact that so many of the old teachers are still there - hopefully she will experience the great times which I did.
I think the site for the new school is great - the kids are exceptionally lucky and should make the most of their new facilities. Anyway keep up the great work - Mr. Lennon and all the deputes are doing fantastic jobs and congrats on an impressive website !!! :)
Steph jack(ex pupil)
15 October 2007 00:00:00
Missin the school. Gutted we never got invited back to the senior dance last year! You let the team down on that one! And seeing as the class of 2000-20006 were clearly the worst there was, we deserve a picture on this thing. Mr Quigley, you are still a legend. I hope my brother is currently doing the Jack's proud
Aileen Bristow
02 October 2007 00:00:00
I have never encoutered such a caring, supportive encouraging school environment, in all areas. Lots of hard work but lots of fun times too with lots of positive results. Hopefully the new school will resonate with the same principles. Best wishes for new beginnings.
Mairead Masterson
26 September 2007 00:00:00
I'm really enjoying the school and I have made more friends here than at any other school. The teachers are very nice as well.
Caitlin x
26 September 2007 00:00:00
hiyah ... this is a great website xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Elaine (ex pupil)
23 September 2007 00:00:00
love the idea of a huge ex pupil bash to celebrate the closure of the current site....
Caitlin Spence S1
02 September 2007 00:00:00
Hiyah xx I am really enjoying being at the school. It's well better than primary lol x :)
E Hortin
31 August 2007 00:00:00
I found this website whilst looking at schools in Scotland (because we might be relocating). The website is very informative, and the artwork by your pupils shown in the Gallery is amazing - you have very talented pupils!
Steven McFeat
24 August 2007 00:00:00
loving St. Modans!
so much fun!
no guides on monday
David Morgan
24 August 2007 00:00:00
I am David i.e Steven McFeats cousin from Perth (not the Australia one!!!) St Modans roks my stripy socks!!!!!!!
Amy Marshall
23 August 2007 00:00:00
Just A Comment To Say Hi To Everyone -&* Hope Youre Enjoying Bein Back At School
Hannah McQuillian
21 August 2007 00:00:00
This is my first year at St.Modans and I love it so far! I think that the school is brilliant and it is so much better than primary!!
Joseph(Joe) harrower
20 August 2007 00:00:00
As an ex-pupil, in the seventies,and ex-head boy, I welcome the idea of a final extravaganza before the move to the new site. I have very fond memories of my time at St.Modans, particularly the extra-curricular activities. History and Running with Mr Shearer, Maths and table-tennis with Mr Lafferty, The PE dept headed up by Mr Black. The science faculty was inspirational particularly Miss Mc Monagle and Mrs Olzyck (sp) in biology. A great school and a great website.
Edward McFarlane
16 August 2007 00:00:00
Hi Malcolm glad to hear your doing well,Time flies huh
Caitlin Spence
16 August 2007 00:00:00
hiya xx cant wait till a go tae the school on monday :) xxx
Bernard McGurk
10 August 2007 00:00:00
As mentioned earlier, would be nice to have one big final bash for all ex pupils before you all finally pull out from the old location,

From Ex pupil 1983-88, loved every minute!!

Now in Macedonia ( Ex Yugoslavia, married 2 kids)
Malcolm Corrigan
04 August 2007 00:00:00
St. Modan's old boy aged 33, started August 1985. Favourite teacher was Mr Sheerin (History) Not so sure about location of new school, better off where it is now. Hi to anyone who remembers me. Now happily married with two children. Cheers!!
John Hamilton
25 July 2007 00:00:00
I agree with the "Old boy" also, as a 1970's ex pupil, I would love to visit the old Alma Mater one last time before they move it out and a huge FP extravaganza (Last Blast!) would be a fitting tribute to the school and all of the staff, past and present.
Alex s2
17 July 2007 00:00:00
Stratford was fadabidosy - loved every second. Even the youth hostel was quite exciting.
Debbie Riddles
17 July 2007 00:00:00
I'm a former pupil of St Modans, I agree with St Modan's Old Boy! about having a party at the old school for the former pupils of St Modans as this is where we all learned our education.
Allan Egan
17 July 2007 00:00:00
I agree with St Modan's Old Boy! and Debbie. As it would be good to see everyone we used to go to school with again!!
S2 Pupil
02 July 2007 00:00:00
Duncan: I've just finished my 1st year and I only knew 8 people, there is honestly nothing to worry about, the teachers are lovely, well, most of them, and they'll sort out any problems you have. It's natural and understandable to be scared and worried. I was but everything's turned out to be fine
Amanda Mc (S2)
02 July 2007 00:00:00
Hey just sayin hiya to everybody. Hope your having a great summer holiday. cya x
Duncan
29 June 2007 00:00:00
I am just going to St Modan's and I am a little bit scared because I dont know anyone. I am exited as well so I don't know what to do. Help I am stuck between Alva and St Modan's.
Darren Duncan 4C
18 June 2007 00:00:00
Is There A School Disco On Monday
Write Back ASAP Please
Editor
18 June 2007 00:00:00
Sorry Darren - No disco on Monday! The final disco for the year was just prior to the Easter break. A disco was initially planned for Monday but this was replaced by the PTA disco organised late last term to celebrate the re-opening of the Assembly Hall. Discos are now being booked for next session. More details will be posted on this website nearer the time.
Edward McFarlane
16 June 2007 00:00:00
Hi there, I went to St Modans in the early 90's. Now I live in America. Sad to hear they are moving the school. Oh well progress I guess. I will be back over in couple of weeks and will try and check it out before the move. Hopefully not too late. Just wanted to say thanks to all the staff for their great work.
Agatha p7
14 June 2007 00:00:00
After the summer I am coming to St Modans. Can 't wait to meet you
Romy. P7
14 June 2007 00:00:00
Hi everyone . I am coming to the school soon with my best friends Shannon and Agatha.
Shannon P7
14 June 2007 00:00:00
Hiya I cant wait to come to St Modans. My Cousins Christopher and Calene already go to St Modan's. Can't wait to be up there with them too. Also coming up with Agatha and Romy.
Shan-Rose Brown
14 June 2007 00:00:00
Hello - Interesting that you are moving! I went to St Modans in the early 60's. 1964? I was Patricia Brown at that time. My twin sister Ann attended also. Mr McCann was the headmaster. I played hockey for the 1st eleven. I have travelled back and forth from Australia where I live now and always looked on St Modans in a nice nostalgic way.
My happiest times there was when I was playing hockey. Good luck in your ventures.
Kevin Cunningham
13 June 2007 00:00:00
Awryt school. Hope the school isn't missing me too much
Bex
12 June 2007 00:00:00
I would like to say congratulations to Mr McGeehan with gettin the new Depute Head Teacher. He will be great. Hopefully he will move on to being head teacher. I believe he would be great at head teacher :D xxx
Craig Walls 2.6
11 June 2007 00:00:00
Hiya. The assembly hall is crakin nd a think it will be great in the new school
Rebecca McFarlane
09 June 2007 00:00:00
Hey there, missing the school tragically. Seriously was an amazing 6 years that will be tres hard to better!!

aw well things change just enjoy it whilst it lasts.

xxx
St Modan's Old Boy!
07 June 2007 00:00:00
Hello St Modan's. Here's a thought for you - why don't you organise a great big party for all ex-pupils to celebrate the last year in the old building. Perhaps a disco suitable for the young and old with music from each of the 7 decades since the school opened. I think I know a few who would like to be there!

I wonder what others think! Maybe we should start the debate using this guestbook.
The Editor
07 June 2007 00:00:00
Thank you 'St Modan's Old Boy'! St Modan's would be delighted to hear suggestions from anyone associated with the school regarding ways to celebrate past times spent in the current building.
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Please submit your ideas using this guestbook or contact the school directly by email, telephone or letter.
Tatiana
01 June 2007 00:00:00
Hello everybody. Here from Peru. Remember me the Peruvian language assistant .
I hope all of you are fine. Here in Peru working a lot to save some money to visit your lovely Scotland again.
Kirstin Da One Nd Only 1F
26 May 2007 00:00:00
Heyah Pepo..!
Cant Wait Till Second Year..!
Big Shout Out To Miss Farrel Cas Shes Leavin =( ..!
Hope she Enjoys Her Life..!
Cant Wait To Get Mrs Mcguiness Back =D ..!
The New Assembly Hall Looks Great..!
The Sites Good Like..!
Im Away Now..!
Byeee..!
Jon leister
16 May 2007 00:00:00
Hi5 St Modo's!!! Ha, a wish a wiz still there. Wit a laff!!!
Elaine Connor
16 May 2007 00:00:00
I attended St. Modans in the 80's, I can't believe that some of my teachers are still there! Shame the school is moving, such a large part of my younger years.
Elaine & James ( Ex - Pupils )
14 April 2007 00:00:00
Well its just to let you know that we miss most of you guys - Mr Quigley and Mrs Murray we miss you too most! But honestly Mr McAvoy is a true genius - you should take note of what he says folks.
Editor
14 April 2007 00:00:00
There are no further discos planned for this session. The next one is planned for after the Summer holidays. Worth waiting for though!
Anjie Brereton
10 April 2007 00:00:00
Hya all. I went to St.Modans in the late 70s. I loved it, had a great laugh & learnt a lot . I had to travel from Denny so my favourite time was the winter when our school bus couldn't get through the snow and had to go home . My favourite teacher of all time was Mr Shearer for history . And dont run in the corridors I ended up with a WHOPPER of a black eye when I crashed into someone - not that I was eager to get to my next class. It was 3.30 on a Friday and running for my bus. Have FUN all of you xxx love Anjie Brereton
Blair Stewart, pupil
07 April 2007 00:00:00
This truly is a smashing school. That guy, Mr. Kelly, gave me a loan of his Beatles CD. Smashing chap.
Darren Duncan
31 March 2007 00:00:00
The Disco was great. Have u any idea when the next one is ?
Gemma 1D
29 March 2007 00:00:00
Hiiyah! The last disco wiz reely gid in da assembly hall! It looks great!
Marie Temporal
24 March 2007 00:00:00
I was a pupil at St.Modans from 1995-2001, and it really was the best days!!!!
Sad to hear that the school is moving, so many fond memories.

Fav subjects were Art, English & History, and most of my Fav teachers have now left (Mr.McNally, Mr. Black, Mr. McDade, Mrs.Skelton, Mr.Grant to name but a few) Glad to see that the other Art Teachers are still there.

Make the most of your time at school, because you'll miss it when you enter the big bad world of employment =)
Samantha Mitchell
23 February 2007 00:00:00
Hiya. This school is the best school in Stirling. I was there till the end of S4.
Erin Mcinally
20 February 2007 00:00:00
Whits happnin every1 in 6th year. Bet uz aw miss me big time. Aw wll it cani be helped. xox
Fr Jamie
20 February 2007 00:00:00
Did you ever wonder? Did Adam and Eve have Bellybuttons? Find out the answer to this and any other question about being a Catholic by coming to a discussion group in school on Thursday Luchtimes. Open to S3 -S6. See you there.
Izzy
17 February 2007 00:00:00
Hi guys how you lot doing ?r u missing me yet ha ha!! I hope to c u all soon. Lots of love
Izzy
Editor
17 February 2007 00:00:00
For information.
Photos of Valentines disco and Senior Dance have now been posted as promised (Sarah!) You can find them in the 'Learn about us' pages and by clicking on 'School Photos'. The next school disco (Darren) is planned for the Summer term - date to be confirmed! Keep checking the website for updates.
laura and kirstin 1F
16 February 2007 00:00:00
The valentine disco was fun and we had a great time. It was a great laugh and we want to go to the next one anyway byeee xx
413x(alex)s1
09 February 2007 00:00:00
wherr thevalentinediscophotos
Editor
09 February 2007 00:00:00
Valentines Disco photos will be uploaded by Friday 16th February. Apologies for the delay!
Rebecca O'Hanlon !
08 February 2007 00:00:00
Hi ! Good site like all the pictures !
cya xxxx
Danielle Panton S1/1A
07 February 2007 00:00:00
Hiya! I like the school and I can't wait for the new one!!!
Michael Bradburn
06 February 2007 00:00:00
I am an ex-pupil of St Modans. It is a great school but when I was there I was a wee torag but Mr Kelly helped me thru. Now am at Clydebank College and getting a education. Thanks to all of the staff .
Brian Ferguson
25 January 2007 00:00:00
Hi. Great site - lovin it !
Daria Vekic - S1/1E
23 January 2007 00:00:00
Hi! St. Modans is a good school and there is loads ae clubs 2 join.

Good Luck to everyone sitting their exams!
Romy - P7
22 January 2007 00:00:00
Hi, I am coming to St.Modans in June. Hope I can meet all of you.
ALEX S1
20 January 2007 00:00:00
Hey every1 hope 2007 a great year for everyone and I also hope that teachers will give us a second chance for the new year. see ya at school.. bye:)
Alex- S1
20 January 2007 00:00:00
HI every1..... AGAIN. just wanted to say that this school is great and I really hope that everyone in first year becomes succesful after their time at st modans and I would like to say good luck to people sitting tests this week
David Garner
04 January 2007 00:00:00
As St Modans most memorable ever pupil, who wore a Santa suit to school in the middle of October and was known on nickname terms by most teachers, aswell as the scorer of the football team's best-ever goal, I deserve at least a photo on the page! if someone from the school can get in touch I will be happy to send one! Also, please show this to Mr McAvoy, Mr Quigley and Mr McGeehan and let them know that they are all legends!!
Kayleigh S1
20 December 2006 00:00:00
HIYA ! CHRISTMAS DISCO WAS GID LIKES. CANNI WAIT TILL SCOOL FINISHES WISHING YEZZ AWW A HAPPI CHRISTMAS !!!
Michael S2
19 December 2006 00:00:00
Ye, the concert was amazing. We had a fab time. Some ppl were laughing because when playing the cymbals in the orchstera I march to keep in time.
Alison Collin
14 December 2006 00:00:00
Just wanted to say a very big WELL DONE on a truly inspirational concert last night.
The variety and quality made for a very entertaining evening.I have attended many school concerts over the years and have never been so impressed. You should all be very proud of yourselves.

The end product was very professional and indeed worthy of the prestigious setting.
Congratulations to you all.

WISHING YOU ALL VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a SUCCESSFUL YEAR 2007.
Jemma S2
14 December 2006 00:00:00
Hiya, I had a great time last night at the concert.
We all had a great laugh in practices plus most of the day out of classes was a bonus !!! Cya's all later
Kirstin Mckinnon S1 (1F)
14 December 2006 00:00:00
St Modan's is a great school. I have made lots of friends and I like all my teachers. My fav subject is social subjects because i like talkin 2 my friends. It's a shame about the fire but I'm glad no one got hurt. awell bye!! xx
KAYLEIGH S1
30 November 2006 00:00:00
HIYA !!! HOPE EVERYTHING GOES WELL FOR THE DISCO ON THURSDAY NIGHT. HOPE THAT EVERYONE ENJOYS THEMSELVES !!!
Andrew Beirne S1
23 November 2006 00:00:00
St Modans is a great school and all the teachers are very nice. My best subject is PE. This is a good subject because it is very good fun and the teacher is very good. I also like the school because of all the friends I have made. One of my best friends is David Cook and he is one of my best friends because he is funny. I also like the heads.
Peter (ex-pupil)
22 November 2006 00:00:00
It's a real pity that last year's S6 pupils cannot attend this years Senior Dance because of the new venue but great that the fire didn't result in the event being cancelled. It's a great night and will be really good in the castle. I hope all the fifth and sixth year's make the most of it and have a brill time.
Brent Clement
18 November 2006 00:00:00
Hello St.Modan's,
Congratulations on an excellent school website!!!
Sorry to hear of your recent fire but grateful that no one was hurt....
Name for the new road:
The Lennon Way ...........the only way :)
Paul Ferguson
14 November 2006 00:00:00
Hey! I'm glad no-one got hurt in the fire, but at least we got an extra day off! - Including Mon + Tue! :) but I think I'm kind of lucky coz I had ma science test on Friday! I think im gonna fail!
Eddie Grattan
14 November 2006 00:00:00
I am glad that the school never burnt down because i'm going there next year
Hayley McGuckin
14 November 2006 00:00:00
We got Friday off! We got Friday off! An' noo we only got 3 days of skool this week!
Shannon Walshe
13 November 2006 00:00:00
Hiya. I think you should call the new road shannonwalshe road - sounds great.
Thank god no one was hurt. Luv the webby - great. Better than the last one. xx bye
Leonie Coyle
13 November 2006 00:00:00
Cant belive school went on fire but a day off school was ok
c u on wed.xXx
Steven
13 November 2006 00:00:00
I'm so glad no-one got hurt and that the janitor and cleaners found the fire or the whole school would have burned down !! The main thing is no-one got hurt !!
Michael Donnelly
12 November 2006 00:00:00
I hope the school looks better soon and I'm glad there was nobody was hurt
Daniel
12 November 2006 00:00:00
Same here, but why any1 would set the school on fire is beyond me
Peter B
12 November 2006 00:00:00
Nobody set the school on fire. I heard It was an electrical fault - old wires etc. I think that's much more likely.
Grant Gilfillan
12 November 2006 00:00:00
Glad no one was hurt. Shame about the hall.
Duffy
11 November 2006 00:00:00
Shame about the school. Hope everything is awrite for the senior dance etc..cause all I would get is my big sister moaning. Anyway one more day in bed got!!!!!!!!
lucy
11 November 2006 00:00:00
Its good no one was hurt !!
Kirstin and Stacey
11 November 2006 00:00:00
I cant believe there was a fire. I hope everything is ok
Greig Hogg
11 November 2006 00:00:00
Good job that cleaner was there otherwise the whole school could hav been burned down.All my work would've been destroyed! I'm glad nobody was hurt and hopefuly the hall will get sorted out.
Rachel Lauren Kerry 1D
10 November 2006 00:00:00
hiya hope the school isnt in much damage after the fire !!!!!
Hayley McGuckin
10 November 2006 00:00:00
I think it's shocking what happened to the assembly hall!!!!
..Rebecca O'Neill..
10 November 2006 00:00:00
I can't believe our school had a fire! I'm glad no-one was hurt though! Oh well then..bye!! x
Natasha Godley
10 November 2006 00:00:00
Ahhh the assembly hall : we will need to find another place to go - that will not be hard.
Jade hutchins
10 November 2006 00:00:00
hiya eveywan i cant believe there was a fir anyway we have 5 days off now canni wait cya all soon jade
keir-c-
10 November 2006 00:00:00
How on the earth did the skool catch fire cummon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
louise connelly
10 November 2006 00:00:00
I saw the state of the hall,it was shocking but luckily no one was hurt and it is not in too much bad condition. OK, well see you all on wednesday as usual xxx
Michael Cowan
10 November 2006 00:00:00
Terrible what happened. Does anyone know how this happened?
But the main thing is no one got hurt
Stephen
10 November 2006 00:00:00
its hardly a small fire but its a day off school. i would just like to say thanks to the cleaner and i have always wanted to push a fire alarm button. Ask the cleaner when she seen it what was going through her mind....

catch u later, your best pupil Stephen Day
Alana McPherson
07 November 2006 00:00:00
Hello! :D webbies looking great :D pictures are a bit embarassing! I think you should call the new road alanaisthebest hehehehe just kidding bye x
R O'Neill (DHT)
25 October 2006 00:00:00
Thank you to all those who made suggestions for the name of the new school road at our site in Forthbank. Suggestions have now been collated and will be passed to the School Board who will make recommendations to Stirling Council on our behalf.
Dominic Muir
07 October 2006 00:00:00
I think the website could be improved by adding a forum and games.
Also I think the road for the new school should be: Academy road
Josephine Rodger
05 October 2006 00:00:00
Name the road: Some suggestions, Kilmodan Way (St Modan was an abbot at Kilmodan Priory) or Rosneath Road (St Modan of Rosneath) or Balmodhan Drive (meaning Modans town)
Cherlynne Brown
25 September 2006 00:00:00
1.Education road
2.Smart road
3.Creative road
Helen Fern
20 September 2006 00:00:00
Name the road

1.LENNON WAY
2.LENNON ROAD
Maureen Campey
08 September 2006 00:00:00
Greetings from an ex teacher / ex student in Australia- I really enjoyed the trip down memory lane - what a great site. Well done! Maureen Campey
Rebecca
10 July 2006 00:00:00
hey Guys!!! Loving the site!!! HeeHee!!!

Can't wait 2 get back to skool!!! lol ciao
Terri-leigh Bonnington
09 July 2006 00:00:00
This site is way better than my school's (IN ENGLAND) Natasha showed me this site to show me what goes on on her school and what a good time it is to be there:
Sandy Buchanan
06 July 2006 00:00:00
Excellent site. So much more informant and professional looking than the old one.
Mrs I Gallacher
25 June 2006 00:00:00
THANK YOU to everybody at the school for making me feel so welcomed, I have enjoyed my time at St Modans, you never know I might be back one day. All The Best To Everybody x x x x
Natasha Godley
21 June 2006 00:00:00
Love the site the pictures of murdock park are cool.
Tinashkia McGuinness
17 June 2006 00:00:00
This website rocks! It's really cool !
Rosaleen Traynor
16 June 2006 00:00:00
Excellent, informative website. Well done St Modans!
Olivia Dunne
14 June 2006 00:00:00
I really liked this site. I thought it would be boring but it's quite cool !!
Cherlynne brown
10 June 2006 00:00:00
I like the site it's smart!
Michael Shillington
07 June 2006 00:00:00
Hey St.Modans. I have to say this is really cool and like the new touches
Liam Garner
07 June 2006 00:00:00
I think that this site is the best I have ever been on!
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