“Get into summer” campaign

Scottish Government has launched the “Get into summer” campaign to help address the negative impacts associated with extended periods of isolation and lack of participation in normal activities during the pandemic. Please click here to view organisations across the city who will be delivering free or subsidised activities for children and young people over the summer holiday.

School Handbook

Our school handbook has been updated and can be found in the School Documents section of our website. We hope that this handbook gives you an insight into our school ethos and shows you some of the great learning going on at Broomhill Primary.

Our handbook contains information on:

Our Vision, Values and Aims

School Background ■ Contact Details ■ Organisation of Classes

Composite Classes ■ School Hours ■ BOSCA ■ Crossing Patrols ■ Safe Parking

School Staff

School Term Dates

Pupil Absence Reporting ■ Medical & Health Care ■ Emergencies

School Uniform ■ PE Kit

Unacceptable Clothing ■ Clothing Grants ■ Mobile Phones ■ School Meals

Healthy Playtime Snacks ■ Allergies

Communication with Parents / Carers

School Improvement Reports ■  Parent Forum & Parent Council

Enrolment for School ■ Transfer to Secondary

School Transport ■  The Curriculum

Curriculum Areas

Developing the Young Workforce ■  Learning for Sustainability

Clubs and Residential Trips ■ Interdisciplinary Learning ■ Personal Achievement

The Life and Ethos of the School  ■ Pupil Committees   ■ School Houses

School and Community Links  ■  Assessment

Reporting to Parents ■ Homework ■  Additional Support for Learning

Nurturing Schools ■ GIRFEC ■ Accessibility Strategy

Equality and Inclusion ■ Racial Equality ■ Promoting Positive Behaviour/Anti-bullying

Playground Supervision ■ Data Protection ■ Child Protection

Comments and Complaints ■ Useful Contact Addresses

Useful Websites

 

School Recovery Update & Seesaw Survey Link

Letter from Director of Puplic Health 27 Aug 20

 

Dear Parent/Carer

This  Parent Letter 05.06.20 provides a brief update about our planning for school recovery, along with a request to complete surveys about you and your child’s experience of the Seesaw class app.

Once again I would like to take this opportunity to commend you on your flexibility and commitment to supporting the care and education of your child/ren during this period of school closure. Thank you also to all our teachers and support staff for the work they are doing as we prepare to welcome children back to school and organise the learning environment and curriculum for the new session.

Kind regards,

Wendy Cameron,                                                                                                                                              Headteacher

(All headteacher letters during COVID-19 can be found here.)

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Supporting those in need

During lockdown some families are struggling to provide food for themselves and their families. Sometimes others are not always sure how we can help, so we are going to leave a box outside the school if anyone would like to donate tins and packets of food.

Thank you

Distance Learning

We have created a list of websites , apps and activities which pupils can use to continue their learning at home when they are unable to come to school. Every class blog has Term 3 Curriculum Newsletters which will help you to identify what areas your child/ren are working on at the moment.

In the ‘Class Blogs’ tab, you will also notice a section called ‘New Resources During School Closure’. We will continue to update resources for families to use at home, with a focus on Literacy, Numeracy and Health and Wellbeing.

Please click on the link below, we intend to update this as frequently as possible.

Last updated 25 March 2020

Distance learning grid

Primary Swimming Programme Cancelled

Due to the uncertainty of the current situation and the pressure on schools and staffing, the Primary swimming programme has been cancelled.

At this point no date no recommencement date can be issued.

We appreciate this is disappointing for the pupils and staff however, this is a sensible decision and will relieve pressure on schools and staffing.

PEPASS Manager
(Physical Education, Physical Activity, School Sport)