Whilst we will always do our best to keep the school open,\u00a0 circumstances out with our control mean we need to close, sometimes with little notice.\u00a0 Sometimes, it may be easier to make a decision very early or there is a blanket decision across Fife. But sometimes the picture is not as clear as that: the situation with the weather evolves rapidly and parents may get a message close to 9am or even during the day to say the school needs to close.<\/p>\n
The safety of staff, pupils and parents takes priority. There may be times when we can open but only with much fewer staff due to staff not able to get in for any reason\u2013 we may then need to make a decision on sending children home.\u00a0 We may send a message to let you know this and you may wish to keep your children at home until there is a further update.<\/p>\n
If you wake up to snow fall or any other type of severe weather (including if there is a red weather warning), please do the following:<\/p>\n
We will communicate with you around activities that children can do\u00a0 which will either be directed by your class teacher or through the school.\u00a0 Please note your class teacher may be teaching in another school close to home in an emergency.\u00a0 Communication currently is given by SeeSaw for P1-4 and P5-7 teachers use Groupcall.\u00a0 P5-7 will use Glow Teams for setting work.<\/p>\n
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Whilst we will always do our best to keep the school open,\u00a0 circumstances out with our control mean we need to close, sometimes with little notice.\u00a0 Sometimes, it may be easier to make a decision very early or there is a blanket decision across Fife. But sometimes the picture is not as clear as that: … Continue reading School Closures<\/span>