Our Annual Health Fayre was opened on Monday of this week by former Scottish athlete Yvonne Murray MBE.

The School library has been busy with activities as part of World Book Day. World Book Day is the biggest annual celebration of books and reading in the UK and Ireland.

It is my pleasure to invite you to support the 2010 Memorial Trust Sports Dinner at Dalziel Park Hotel on Friday 21st May 2010 to help raise funds for the Dalziel High School War Memorial Trust to support the upkeep of Dalziel Park.

A group of twelve S4 pupils from Dalziel, along with pupils from seven other North Lanarkshire schools, went up to the Outward Bound centre at Loch Eil, near Fort William, during the first week in February.

After the success of the inaugural competition, the second annual Battle of the Bands took place in the school on Thursday 4th February.

The Fairtrade group were once more involved in promoting Fairtrade goods and activities at the S2 Parents' Night last week.

The Art & Design department at Dalziel High were delighted to celebrate Burns Day with a visit from the Secretary of State for Scotland, Mr Jim Murphy.

Rare samples of moon rock and lunar dust landed at Dalziel High School, Motherwell on Monday for a week's visit. Meteorites of different kinds have also formed part of a display and students have been able to handle and study them, seeing the obvious differences in materials they were made from.

The three House Captains, Mrs O'Neill and Mr Miller visited the {rokbox text=|Clyde Auditorium| size=|950 600|}http://www.secc.co.uk/organise/concerts-and-events/concert-hall-overview/clyde-auditorium.aspx{/rokbox} at the SECC for the initial discussions and preparation for this year's Choral Shield.