Click here for the information letter.
Click here for the S5/S6 Mock Examinations Timetable
Skills Development Scotland would like to know what parents and carers think about Scotland’s careers services.
Feedback from the parent and carer survey will be shared with partner organisations.
Enter the SDS parent and carer survey on careers services: https://sdscustomerfeedback.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5yzz5v0qpAkhVzv
The survey will close at 5pm on 31 May 2021
The aim of this research is to ask parents and carers about their awareness and use of Skills Development Scotland services and how they talk to their child about careers. This information will allow SDS to better understand the needs of parents & carers and to better shape our services. The questions should take around 10 minutes to complete.
Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is the national skills body, we provide:
• career information, advice and guidance in every state secondary school in Scotland
• career information, advice and guidance in our career centres across Scotland
• My World of Work, our careers website
• My Kid’s Career, our website for parents and carers providing information to help you support your child with career choices
• Apprenticeships.scot, our website on apprenticeship opportunities in Scotland.
Supporting Children and Young People in Challenging Times
East Renfrewshire Educational Psychology Service is delivering three online one-hour parents’ sessions in March. The aim of these will be to explore how Covid has affected how children and young people think, feel and behave, and to discuss ways that you can support your child through the current challenges. The sessions will refer to our Healthier minds website and resources (https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/er/healthierminds) and will involve input from partners across East Renfrewshire who support children and young people’s mental wellbeing.
For full details including sessions and how to join click here.
Please click here to view the S4-S6 Practical Sessions.
Click here for online safety advice from Police Scotland.
You may be aware from recent conversations with your daughter/son that we have decided, this session, to introduce a consistent approach, across all subjects in the school, to target-setting for S5 and S6 pupils in relation to SQA Examinations at Higher and Intermediate levels.
Click here to read the letter sent home to parents.
East Renfrewshire Council have now released this session’s timetable for Parents’ Support Group for Dyslexia Meetings. The first meeting will take place on Monday 19 September 2011 in Mearns Castle High School at 7pm.