Here is the link to Primary One Remote learning.
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Here is the link to Primary One Remote learning.
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Please read the letter below for more information on the return to Loanhead.
The-Exchange: a counselling and psychological support service for young people
The-Exchange is now providing counselling and emotional and psychological support in your child’s school. The service provides a private space where children and young people can talk about things which are troubling them. Talking things over with a professional can help children to find better ways to cope with difficulties. If your child’s teacher or a key adult within the school feels that counselling may be beneficial to them, they will always contact you before making a referral to The-Exchange. For children under the age of 12, parental consent is required in order for the child to attend the counselling or psychological support sessions. When supporting children under the age of 12, The Exchange involve parents at the beginning, in the middle and at the end of the process with an aim to improve the overall resilience and psychological wellbeing of the family.
If you would like further information, please contact Mrs Milne
Vibrant Communities has sent in this opportunity. Please click the link to see the flyer.
Primary 1 – Week beginning 1st February 2021 | |
Your child’s core learning should be considered as essential learning that needs to be completed over the course of the week. It will build upon and consolidate your child’s knowledge and u… | |
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Remote Learning Guide
Learning online is new for pupils, parents/carers and many teachers. This document provides advice on how to setup for learning, to be part of online meetings and access learning in Microsoft Teams. The key points are:
For pupils:
For parents/carers:
Microsoft Teams Meeting (Video Conferencing) – Live lesson
Pupils – Getting set up
First of all, you do not need to be on camera if you do not wish to be.
Using a Microsoft Teams Meeting is like inviting someone into your home. You need to think carefully about the view from your web camera and how you are set up at home for learning online. Here are some top tips.
Pupils: Connecting to your meeting
Your teacher will set a time for your meeting / lesson in Microsoft Teams. This is also where you will find the link for the meeting when it starts. Your teacher will be the first person in the meeting room and will be the last person to leave it. You may have to wait to be admitted to the meeting / lesson.
Top Tips for your meeting
Pupil Expectations:
Parents: Helping your child to set up & connect
Our tips for helping your child to be part of an online video lesson.
Audio and video settings can be adjusted by – Clicking on the three dots ( …) and select Device settings
Help your child to do this and check the preview of the webcam before your child joins the meeting, and enable the blurred background option(click the three dots (…). You can then preview the effect and when ready choose Apply. The video is not shared until you press Apply. You can also join the meeting with the camera OFF if you prefer this.
Social Security Scotland are open for applications for the new Scottish Child Payment. This payment is a fixed £10 per week for every eligible child under the age of 6. For more information on this new payment click here: Scottish Child Payment Factsheet
To submit an application click here: Scottish Child Payment
Good morning everyone. Here is the link to the Primary One Remote Learning Sway.
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FAO all Primary 7 parents/carers.
As you are no doubt aware, your child is due to transfer from primary to secondary education at the beginning of the new school session (August 2021).
Secondary school hand books are available at: https://eastayrshi.re/SchoolHandbooks
Please complete the online P7 transfer application at: http://eastayrshi.re/p7transfer no later than Wednesday 27 January 2021.
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