Enrolment forms can be completed through the link below for session 22/23.
https://forms.gle/DqQTTDDjJ7bYeBe9A
Enrolment forms can be completed through the link below for session 22/23.
https://forms.gle/DqQTTDDjJ7bYeBe9A
If you are a young person, aged between 8 and 18, who helps to look after your mum, dad, brother, sister or grandparent, who needs your help due to disability, illness, frailty or addiction – you’re a young carer.
All young carers roles are different, for example, you might provide help with practical household tasks or emotional support. Being a young carer might mean that you don’t have time to spend with your friends or enjoy family time, for example, going on day trips.
Depending on individual need, the Carers Centre provides the following types of support for young carers aged 8 – 18 in Falkirk district and Clackmannanshire:
Group Support
A range of monthly groups, which give young carers a break from their caring role for a short period of time and the opportunity to meet other young carers of a similar age who can understand how they feel.
We offer many different activities at the groups such as sports and games, and arts and crafts, which are often delivered by outside facilitators.
The groups aim to enable young carers to have fun, enjoy themselves, and experience opportunities similar to their peers.
If you would like more information please contact Mrs McAlpine. One of her roles in Craigbank is to support Young Carers.
If you want to find out what is happening in Primary 7 have a lot of our Class page at the link below. Lots of wonderful learning going on during our Home Learning.
Please find below a communication from Cathy Quinn, Interim Chief Education Officer.
Dear Families,
Please find below a communication from Education Services regarding the school closure. As you will note, Mrs Haldane is returning tomorrow, which I am sure will be most welcome. I will pass on any relevant information and communications.
It has been a pleasure working with Craigbank staff and meeting some of the families. I wish you all a safe and happy festive season.
Kind regards,
Veronica Cully, Headteacher, Strathdevon Primary
At Craigbank we want to promote sustainable, healthy travel choices for all our learners. We take part in a national initiative to encourage greener modes of travel amongst all learners.
Walking to school has many health benefits and it keeps our pupils safer by cutting down on the amount of road traffic, and pollution, around school.
This week is the start of the Living Streets Scotland’s Walk of Fame Competition. Every day all class will log how they got to school e.g walk, scoot, cycle, park and stride, taxi , bus or other.
We thank you for your support and look forward to seeing Craigbank on the leaderboard if we all try to choose a active mode of travel to school.
Click on the links below to get up to date information on the return to school.
We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back.