Sir E Scott School has enjoyed a very successful Mòd, with the choirs and pupils amassing a long list of competition wins.
Conducted by Jayne Macdonald, both choirs retained the majority of trophies they won last year in Paisley.
The secondary school choir secured two out of three titles in the 13-
In the under 13s choral competition, Sgoil Sir E Scott primary school choir took
the Mrs Schroder Cup for first place in the Choral Puirt-
The juniors also received the Susan Paterson Caledonian MacBrayne Trophy as the highest achievers across all categories in their section.
Senior pupils won the unison and the harmony competitions. The Mrs Campbell Blair
Trophy and the Angus M Ross Trophy for the highest marks in Gaelic in the unison
event were presented to the school. The choir was also runner-
In addition, they hit the top marks across the various choir events to be awarded the Janet Kelly Brown (Uist) Trophy, the Heather K Moore Cup, the Rev Archie M Beaton Trophy and the Sangobeg Prize.
Sir E Scott School impress Mòd judges with magnificent performances
17 October 2024
Harris prize winners:
- Junior Choir -
1st in Under 13 Puirt a Beul and Two part Harmony - Senior Choir -
1st in 13- 18 Unison Singing and Two Part Harmony - Nathan Coghill -
1st in Under 19 Psalm Precenting - Luke Johnson 1st 16-
18 Traditional - Fiona Langley 1st 16-
18 Traditional - Fiona Langley & Luke Johnson 2nd in 13-
18 duet singing - Seumas Macleod -
2nd under 13 traditional - Chirsty Bella Morrison -
2nd 11- 12 solo singing and 11- 12 traditional - Orla Macleod 2nd P4 solo singing
- Cailean Macleod 2nd P3 solo singing and P3 poetry recitation
- Flora Macdonald Sgoil an t-
Oib 2nd P4 Poetry Recitation - Madelyn Macaskill 3rd 13-
15 traditional - Annie Macdonald 3rd 1 1-
12 Storytelling
The senior choir impressed judges with their singing and quality of Gaelic
