Parent Council

The next Parent Council Meeting will be held on  Tuesday 24th May at 7.00

The meeting will be held in the school building.

What’s the Parent Council for?

We are a group of parents with children at Port Glasgow High School. Parent Councils replaced school boards in 2007.

We have four aims:

• Support the school
• Represent the views of parents
• Promote contact between school and home
• Report to the parent forum (that means parents or guardians of all the school’s pupils)

We also have these opportunities:

• to receive information and advice on matters which affect our children’s education.
• to influence decisions are being taken on education provided by the school.
• to take part in the recruitment process for appointing the head and deputy head teachers of the school

What does the Parent Council do?

We meet up regularly (about once a month in term time). The head teacher has a duty and a right to be at (or be represented at) all our meetings. The chair person by law has to be the parent of a child in the school.
The Parent Council has in the past worked closely with the Friends of Port Glasgow High School to run fundraising events, such as quiz nights, information events and fun days.

We attend parents evenings to help gather parents views.
We provide the school with feedback on the information it sends to parents.
… and much more.

My child attends Port Glasgow High School – can I become involved with the Parent Council?

Yes  please!  Please contact us on the main school office number or the form below – we would love to work with you!

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