Beath good news stories start with the Junior awards

The school's S1-S3 pupils were given a fantastic evening with their parents and carers.

Their dedication and hard work in academia, music, sports and the Arts was recognised and celebrated.

The Sports Leaders led the proceedings and gave a vote of thanks to the staff and pupils.

The wonderful junior choir sang ‘A Million Dreams’ showing their talent to the full. The pipers gave a resounding rendition of two Scottish tunes, raising the roof with their abilities.

Rector Steven Ross said he and the staff were all so proud of the young people and their achievements.

The next that came later in June waw the Senior Awards.

A time for the school to celebrate the hard work and effort that the pupils of S4-S6 have put in over the past year. Mr Ross stressed: "From Subject Winners to sports leadership, from excellence in music to excellence in creative writing, we want to applaud the young people’s efforts in everything that they do.

"Our community awards for Endeavour and Citizenship are always so difficult to choose because each and every one of our pupils work hard in more than academic subjects, they volunteer in our community and show the true spirit of Beath."

This year, saw a former pupil and head girl attend and give a speech on her time both at school and the years since. Morna McMurray is a true inspiration to our young people, highlighting just what can be done with the hard work they have put in. A huge thanks went from Mr Ross to Morna for her words of wisdom.

With pipes, musical interludes and the senior choir, it was the perfect way to end the academic school year.

The platform party for the Junior ceremony was led by Piper Milly Fox

During the ceremony there was string music and numbers from the junior pipers and a number from the junior choir.

S1 Award winners, Isla Taylor, Music; Eilidh Welsh Drama; Eilidh Welsh English; Vishwas Bhandari; Science (Joint); Kyle Scott Science (Joint); Joshua Simonetti Mathematics (Joint); Jorja Stein Craft Design & Technology; Ella Fox Physical Education; Ella Fox History; Rebecca Reid Business; Ellie Hamilton Computing Science; Bethany Dewar Art & Design; Bethany Dewar Modern Studies; Bethany Dewar Mathematics (Joint); Shannon Johnston Religious & Moral Education; Shannon Johnston French; Daniel Thomson Geography; Eva Celentano German; Charlotte Shrive Spanish.

Successful Learners, Samuel Breen, Kate Dair, Ashton Hunter, Shannon Johnston, Erin Mitchell, Charlotte Shrive,

Abbie Stein, Jorja Stein, Isla Taylor.

S1 Award Winners Endeavour Subject Awards, Daniel Thomson Music; Erin Mitchell Drama; Leo McConnell Science; Erin Westwater Mathematics; Ines Shearer Craft Design & Technology; Millie Mudd Physical Education;

Ellie Temperley Business; Amanda Wan Computing Science; Daniel McPartlin English; Emily Haddow Art & Design; Holly Adams Religious & Moral Education; Eva Celentano Modern Studies; Jack Lawrie History; Kate Dair Geography; Kirpa Pokhrel French; Brodie Hart German; Patrisia Yalamova Spanish; Shannon Johnston Home Economics.

S2 Award Winners, Millie Beeson Science; Millie Beeson Mathematics; Millie Beeson Craft Design & Technology;

Millie Beeson History; Taylor Sutherland Physical Education; Rachel Carribine Business; Dylan Keddie Computing Science; Ciara Philip English; Katie Adam Art & Design; Matthew Dewar Geography; Ben Ewart Modern Studies;

Faye Weatherup French; Faye Weatherup Music; Maia King German; Maia King Religious & Moral Education; Maia King Drama; Callum Robertson Spanish.

Successful Learners, Leon Anwender, Millie Beeson, Michael Brady, Benjamin Humphries, Beth Thomson, Emma Wallace, Lana Wilson.

S2 Award Winners Endeavour Subject Awards, William Bathgate Music; William Bathgate Computing Science; William Bathgate German; William Bathgate Home Economics; Faye Weatherup Drama; Michael Brady Science;

Ben Ewart Mathematics; Milly Bruce Craft Design & Technology; Lyall Brown Physical Education; Karis McFarlane Business; Emma Rubino English; Callum Samsel Art & Design; Alex Wardrop History; Steven Watters Modern Studies; Bethany Williamson Religious & Moral Education; Amy Greig French; Saskia Brock Spanish; Saskia Brock Geography.

S3 Award Winners, Finlay Morrison Music; Eden Mitchell Drama; Eilidh Poole Biology (Joint); Cara Cruickshank Biology (Joint); Aaron Traynor Chemistry; Sydney Leitch Mathematics; Rian Nicholson Craft Design & Technology; Rian Nicholson Computing Science; Lucy Kay Physical Education; Amelia Findlay English; Megan O’Brien Geography; Katie Soutar Art & Design; Katie Soutar History; Cameron Baillie Administration & IT; Cameron Baillie Modern Studies (Joint); Eilidh Gibson Modern Studies (Joint); Amber Wilson Religious & Moral Education; Amber Wilson Business; Fallon Kellichan French; Mollie McNab German; Mollie McNab Physics;

Nicole Paltiel Spanish.

Successful Learners, Emma Duncan, Kirsty Haddow, Louise McNeil, Shayda Mardani, Rachael Miller, Megan Paterson, Jamie Strachan

S3 Endeavour Subject Awards, Fallon Kellichan Music; Leeanna Morrison Biology; Amy Sinclair Chemistry; Cameron Baillie Physics; Maya Russell Mathematics; Mya Clegg Craft Design & Technology; Matthew Grant Physical Education; Matthew Grant Drama; Ellie McFarlane Business; Anya McFarlane Computing Science; Morgan Drylie; Administration & IT; Rebecca Cairns English; Duncan Bain Art & Design; Aaron Traynor Geography; Jack Hadden History; Ciaron Kerr Modern Studies; Emma Carribine Religious & Moral Education;

Sydney Leitch French; Jack Moore German Connor Doig Spanish; Nicole Ridgley Home Economics.

Special Awards and Achievements, S1 Dave Garland Memorial Cup for Football Roy Garvie; S1 Levenmouth Tournament Winners for Football Jake Sutherland; S1 Fife Schools' Netball Tournament – Plate Winners & Runners Up Millie Mudd; CRSL Rugby Trophy for Player of the Year Robbie Henderson; Skanska Shield for Endeavour in Rugby Aidan Sutherland; Jim Crawford Award for Endeavour Steven Watters; Sonia Gmitrzak Memorial Award for Mathematics Kieran Sharma; S2 Junior Mathematical Challenge Best in School Kieran Sharma; Gold Kieran Sharma

Leon Anwender. Bronze Rachel Carribine, Michael Brady, Logan Taylor, Benjamin Humphries, Harris Gilliard, Millie Beeson, Scott McIntyre.