Advice to parents and carers
Parents and carers may be concerned about scarlet fever and other group A strep infections. Public Health Scotland has published information about the situation in Scotland.
It can be difficult to tell the difference between a minor illness which can be cared for safely at home, and the small number of infections that are more serious and require specific medical treatment. NHS Inform is a reliable resource for health advice, including how to safely look after unwell children, when to seek medical advice, and what to look out for. In particular:
The premier of our Nativity performance took place yesterday. A huge congratulations to all of our young people for their commitment and enthusiasm during the performance (audience participation wasn’t too bad either!)
A great deal of work goes into these performances and we hope you see that shine through.
We look forward to our final performance on Thursday night at 5.30pm.
Well done everyone!
It is almost Christmas Party time for everyone. Here are the dates for all parties.
All afternoons
Friday 16th December P.3/4/5
Monday 19th Dec Nursery
Monday 19th Dec P.1/2/3
Tuesday 20th Dec P.5/6/7
The Education Service aims to maintain service delivery during severe weather and to minimise disruption to pupils and Parents/Carers. Where necessary, Headteachers will close their school as early as possible the night before or on the first morning of severe weather, to allow text/email messages to be issued as quickly.
www.fife.gov.uk
Fife council have issued this information in case of severe weather. Please click on the link to find out more.
https://www.fife.gov.uk/kb/docs/articles/community-life2/ready-for-severe-weather/schools-and-education-in-severe-weather
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