That the Parliament congratulates St Andrew’s Primary School in Greenock on becoming the first school in Scotland where every pupil has achieved a CREST Award; recognises this remarkable achievement as a testament to the hard work, enthusiasm and commitment of pupils, teachers and support staff; notes that the awards were achieved through a whole-school science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programme, with pupils undertaking a range of practical projects and developing important skills, including problem solving, record keeping, independent learning and teamwork; commends teacher, Jill Neeson, for leading the initiative and ensuring that every pupil had the opportunity to participate; acknowledges the leadership of head teacher, Alan Connick, and the wider school community in promoting innovation and excellence in education; recognises the importance of STEM learning in preparing young people for future opportunities, particularly in Inverclyde with its strong links to engineering, manufacturing, science and maritime industries, and wishes all at St Andrew’s Primary School continued success in their future learning and achievements.
Supported by: Paul Sweeney