Digital Communication and Online School Payments Survey

The Education Department are currently reviewing admin and clerical processes across the authority.  They are looking to gather information about the online payments system.  We would appreciate if you could take a few minutes to share your views on preferred methods of communication with school and your thought on the online payment system.  Please click on the link below to complete a short survey by 13 November.

https://getinvolved.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/education/4bfdfa85

Thank you.

Convoy to Calais

Please see message below from Councillor Waters –

The East Renfrewshire Convoy to Calais leaves this Thursday at 8pm from the car park of ER Council HQ in Eastwood Park, Giffnock. They are taking the largest single donation from anywhere in Scotland.  Schools and nurseries from all over East Renfrewshire responded with overwhelming generosity to the appeal.  All parents, children and staff are invited to be there for the send-off. The convoy organisers want to give the families who contributed the opportunity to see their donations leave, and to send the convoy off in style.

We hope you can join us

 

 

Digital Communication and Online School Payments Survey

The Education Department are currently reviewing admin and clerical processes across the authority.  They are looking to gather information about the online payments system.  We would appreciate if you could take a few minutes to share your views on preferred methods of communication with school and your thought on the online payment system.  Please click on the link below to complete a short survey.

https://getinvolved.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/education/4bfdfa85

 

Thank you for your support with this.

Parent Council Meeting – Wednesday 7 October 2015

Our first Parent Council meeting of the session is on Wednesday 7 October 2015 at 7.00pm in Woodfarm High School.  You will be aware from the newsletter that we are very keen to get some more parents to join.

As this is our first meeting of the session, we thought it would be nice to add a more social aspect to it.   We believe that this first meeting is a great opportunity for parents to get the chance to meet each other, the Parent Council and learn a bit more about the life of the school.

On Wednesday we will have tea, coffee and cakes available after the meeting and hope to meet many of you in a more informal setting.  Attending this first meeting will give you a flavour of the work that the Parent Council does and in no way means you are committing to attending every meeting.

We are looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday evening.

 

 

 

Parent Support – Right Click

Scottish Autism runs an online parent support programme called Right Click for parents and carers of individuals on the autism spectrum.  The programme builds over 5 weeks and provides information which can be accessed at a time and pace that suits the reader.  Parents are also assigned their own advisor who can be contacted to give more specific advice.  Further information is available from www.scottishautism.org

 

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