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Virtual Book Fair

It’s Bargain Book Fair time again next week!

23rd – 29th May

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Why not grab yourself some summer holiday entertainment for the children? Lots of popular titles all at £2.50 plus lots of craft and activity sets also at bargain prices.

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Check out the range in advance here – www.booksforbugs.co.uk

Ordering details will follow and the online fair will run from Monday 23rd until Sunday 29th May.

Best wishes, The PA

Fuel Zone Lunch menus

Please find attached copies of the new menu that will go live in the Fuel Zone from Tuesday 19 April 2022.  

You can download a copy here.

 

The new menu’s will be posted on the GCC website https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/fuelzone from the evening of Friday 1 April 2022.

Please continue to order lunches through ParentPay

Parental Involvement and Engagement Census

The annual Parental Involvement and Engagement (PIE) census has been launched to gather the views of Glasgow’s families to help shape and influence education policy and decision making.

The Scottish Government wants to improve and increase the ways in which parents, carers and families can work with teachers and partners to support their children and young people. We also want to increase the voice of parents and carers in leading improvements within schools.

To achieve this ambition the Scottish Government, in partnership with local government, developed the Learning Together National Action Plan on Parental Involvement, Parental engagement, Family learning and Learning at home. The plan has a number of actions and goals designed to improve the support and information available to all parents.

In order to ensure that the Scottish Government and local authorities are meeting the commitments made in the National Action Plan it is important that we gather the opinions and feedback of parents to evaluate the progress we are making.

Due to the pandemic, the survey has not been carried out since 2019 so it is vitally important that we try to encourage as many of our parents and carers to take part in the census to make their views known.

Here is the link to all the information and the survey on the council webpages https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=17870 along with a QR code that will direct families to the questions.

It will not take long to fill in and Kathryn Farrow, QIO for parent partnerships, has been able to secure extra funding to be given to the Parent Council in the three schools that achieve highest participation rates – so that’s an added incentive to get more engagement in your school.

 

School lunch ordering

Dear Parent/Carer

School Lunches – Pre-Ordering – Meal Selection

Hopefully, you have already activated your ParentPay account. Click image below to take you to ParentPay website.

 

 

However, if you have not already done so, please do so as soon as possible. From Monday 7 February 2022 all lunches must be pre-ordered via ParentPay.

You will be able to order meals until 8am each morning or alternatively, you can order up to four weeks in advance. Meal selection should be available to you from Saturday 5 February 2022 on your ParentPay account.

A guidance note on how to pre order meals on ParentPay is attached  here.

Please note that breakfast choices are not available to pre-order – only lunches.

If you have any queries, please contact the school office.

Kind regards, Colette Haddock

Outdoor Clothing Swap

MESSAGE FROM OUR PARENTS ASSOCIATION:

Hi everyone,

We have been bowled over by the huge amount of donations for our outdoor wear clothing swap! Thank you all so much.

We have arranged the clothes and footwear on a rail in the main foyer, outside the school office. This will be accessible from drop off to pick up, and at afterschool times all this week.

Please pop in and see if there’s anything you can re-home.

The donations box is also still there for any further clean, good condition items.

We are really excited to be supporting our Eco School to reduce, re-use and recycle ♻️.

Thanks, The PA

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