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EHS Colours 2019

The complete list of the 290 pupils eligible for braiding on their blazers this year have now been sent to Stevenson’s and Academy Uniforms, a copy can also be found here .  Pupils will be required to take their certificate of eligibility with them or to prove their ID to add braiding.  Please also note Stevenson’s have specified that to guarantee blazers are ready for the new term, all orders for braiding should be placed before the 13th July.

 

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Senior Prefect Team 2019 – 2020

SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM 2019-2020 – Click here.

Head Boy:  Robert Brownlee

Depute Head Boy: Luke Barber

Head Girl:  Lucy Connelly

Depute Head Girl: Amelia Bain 

Vice Captains – Boys

·Al-harreth Musbahi

·Christopher Young

·Ben Chisholm

  

·Kieran Killen

·Euan Chalmers

·Lawrie Haigh

·Theo Frater

 Vice Captains – Girls

·Nimra Furqan

·Rebecca Hickey

·Elleigh Thompson

  

·Eve Bell

·Claire Wallace

·Eve Wengel

·Hana Latif
PREFECTS – S5 BOYS PREFECTS – S6 BOYS PREFECTS – S5 GIRLS PREFECTS – S6 GIRLS
·Safwan Aamir

·Arham Ather

·Murray Brown

·Scott Campbell

·Innes Carslaw

·Ross Cathcart

·Steven Collingham

·Cameron Constable

·Charlie Evans

·Innes Garmany

·Rory Henderson

·Rafay Khan

·Blair McMichael

·Clark Marshall

·Marcus Matheson

·Craig Smillie

 

 ·Donald Bolton

·Max Brydon

·David Campbell

.Christopher Canning

·Paul Carroll

.Liam Catterson

·Jack Grant

·Ibrahim Hassan

·Callum Ip

·Brandon MacDonald

·Matthew McGoldrick

·Scott McLachlan

·Kalum McLean

·David Martin

·Mahtab Mehmood

·Jack Meikle

·Bilal Mohammed

·Cameron Percy

·Jason Robb

·Josh Taylor

·Alex Weightman

 

 

 ·Hana Afzal

·Khadija Bari

·Alyson Bell

·Freya Black

·Olivia Brady

·Helen Chong

·Alex Cuthbertson

·Kirsty Dougall

·Natalie Hendrie

·Esha Kaur

·Roni Lyons

·Emma MacDonald

.Eve McGeechan

·Hannah McGeogh

·Caitlin McGrory

·Rebecca Orr

·Rebecca Paton

·Louise Rafiq

·Flora Robertson

·Cara Shearer

·Faye Speirs

·Lara Sturgeon

·Emma Wilkie

·Disha Yadav

 ·Kirsty Anderson

·Ashley Broomhall

·Megan Bryers

·Kaitlyn Ferguson

.Laura Gardner

·Sara Hameed

·Milla Hanvidge

·Leah Howie

·Esme Johnson

·Nuvneet Kaur

·Karen King’ori

·Robyn Lees

·Evie MacKenzie

·Katie McElvenny

·Chloe McKinlay

·Amy McVitie

.Tiana Marenah

·Mya Nyamakanga

·Georgia Porteous

·Katie Raeside

·Kate Richardson

·Abbie Rough

·Jennifer Roy

·Lauren Scott-Kiddie

·Maryam Shabbir

·Nafisa Shahzad

·Abigail Thomson

·Daisy Tominey

·Abigail Watson
Whole School

Parental Involvement and Engagement Census

East Renfrewshire Council and its educational establishments undertake regular periodic surveys of parents and carers.  Such surveys support school and local authority improvement planning and provide an opportunity for parents to share their thoughts on current and future involvement and engagement with schools.

Similar practice is undertaken by all local authorities in Scotland and educational establishments under their control.  In order to rationalise this approach to surveying parents/carers and in order to allow comparable consistent data to be collected nationally, which will assist in evaluating the impact of interventions and programmes and support future policy development, every parent/carer of a school pupil in Scotland is being invited to take part in the national Parental Involvement and Engagement Census pilot.

Only one parent/carer per child will receive an email which will include a link to the survey and it is only necessary to complete the survey once per family, per school.  The survey should take no longer than ten minutes to complete and will remain open until 27 June 2019.

The data gathered will be used for statistical and research purposes and will provide East Renfrewshire Council and its schools with information to help:

  • plan, monitor and deliver better policies for the benefit of all,
  • identify and share best practice,
  • better understand some of the factors which influence parental involvement and engagement with our schools,
  • further enhance positive relationships with parents to secure positive outcomes for our children.

The information collected will also be securely shared with the Scottish Government to assist in evaluating the impact of national interventions and programmes and to support future policy development at a national level.

Further information on the collection and how the Education Department and Scottish Government will process the data collected is provided in the Council’s privacy statement and Scottish Government website:

https://www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=24585&p=0

https://www.gov.scot/publications/parental-involvement-and-engagement-census/

Should you have any further questions, please contact the Education Department:

Education Department
Council Headquarters
Eastwood Park
Giffnock
East Renfrewshire
G46 6UG

0141 577 3229

customerservices@eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk

Thank you for taking part in this survey collection.

Whole School

Colours Application Information

Applications for achievements out with school to be recognised by the colours system should be submitted to the school office (for the attention of Miss Boyle) by 7th June and must include an appropriate reference or corroborating evidence to assist the colours council in their decisions. Achievements within school for sports and creative/performing arts will be identified by the relevant department. Pupils should speak to their coach or club leader about this.

Colours application form

Eastwood High School Colours System Overview

Whole School

East Renfrewshire Equalities Forum

East Renfrewshire Equalities Forum will take place at 7pm on Thursday 16th May in the Contemplation Room, Woodfarm High School.

The forum will showcase the work that Woodfarm High School have taken forward to promote racial and religious diversity within their school community.  A presentation will be led by Fiona Johnston, Depute Head Teacher, with contributions from pupils and partner agencies.

All parents and pupils are welcome to attend.

Parents, Parents/Carers, Whole School

Assistance for Parents

Following the tragic news last week a number of pupils understandably continue to be upset. We are aware that many parents are talking to their children about bereavement and loss at home. Please find some documents linked below provided by our Educational Psychologists that may be of some assistance in these discussions.

 

Bereavement in Childhood Leaflet Parent

Bereavement in Childhood Leaflet for Children and Young People

East Renfrewshire Community Approach to Supporting Bereavement

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