This term, we have pledged to support our local foodbank – Glasgow NW Foodbank – Trussell Trust. Sadly, many people live below the poverty line in Glasgow and the need for foodbanks is increasing. The foodbank offers help to local people in crisis, who are often referred by specialist agencies such as social services, GP surgeries, schools and care centres. We would be grateful if your child could bring in any of the following, to help with our collection for this worthwhile cause.
Please click on the link below for more information on enrolment for August 2023 and information about our open doors event on Monday 7th November.
Poster for open doors and enrolment
You are invited to read our September newsletter and the accompanying poster about our fundraising bake sale in memory of former headteacher, Heather Neilson.
Please make a note of page 4 of the newsletter, with details of some key school events over the next few months.
Dear Parents/Carers,
Our Newsletter June 2022 which information on the following:
Happy holidays,
Wendy Cameron, Headteacher
Please have a read of our Standards and Quality Report 2020-21 and School Improvement Plan 2021-22 These reports are provided to inform parents and carers about school recovery last session and improvement priorities for this session.
Family Friendly S+Q 2020-21 and SIP 2021-22
Please read our October newsletter with staff updates and information about our Parent Council meeting, Standards and Quality Report, ParentPay, parking behaviour and other school initiatives. We hope all our families and staff have a relaxing, well-deserved mid-term break.
Dear Parent/Carer,
Each month, in partnership with a digital partner Knowsley, we issue an Online Safety Newsletter, with information and advice on how to make the online world a happier and safer place for children. We ask that you regularly take time to discuss relevant aspects with your child/ren.
We also provide an annual Parental Controls booklet. This guide will help you set up parental controls to provide your child with a safer online environment. Parental controls can help to protect your child from seeing something that they shouldn’t – although it is important to emphasis that no system is effective all of the time so it is important to regularly engage with your child and talk to them about their online life.
All previous editions of our Online Safety Newsletters are available on the school website.
If there are any particular issues/themes/games/apps etc that you would like us to include in any future newsletters then please get in touch.
Kind regards,
Wendy Cameron
Head Teacher
Please find below two letters – one from Maureen McKenna and one from the Director of Public Health
Further information will follow from the school over the next few days.
Kind regards
Wendy Cameron
Headteacher
Click here for the end of term letter from the headteacher:
