We know that things are a little different right now, and you may be wondering how this affects you. Set your course for the future this September by joining us at our online open day on Wednesday 5 August. We will have people available across the region to talk to you about our further and higher education courses, funding, student support and careers advice. #thinkuhi
Please find below a message to Parents/Guardians from Aimee Stephen, Employer and School Liaison, DYW Moray:
As many parents/guardians will be juggling working from home and home schooling, DYW nationally wanted to use this as an opportunity to encourage everyone who can to get involved with our Bring your Child to Work Day (Home Edition!).
Involving young people in what you do during your work day could inspire and raise their awareness of the world of work. By following the national campaign across social media we can continue to showcase the variety of careers on offer.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Step 1: Pledge your support for the campaign and mark Thursday 23rd April 2020 in your diary and let us know that you are taking part. Help us by spreading the word with colleagues, friends and family!
Step 2: On Thursday 23rd April, post a photograph of yourself and your children working at home. Remember and use the hashtag #DYWChildtoWork and tag us – @DYWMoray. If you don’t use social media and want to be involved, you can send your photo to myself (aimee.stephen.moray@uhi.ac.uk) and we will share it on your behalf.
DYW Moray look forward to seeing your posts on Thursday 23rd April. If you have any questions or want to get involved but aren’t sure how, please get in touch by contacting Aimee at: aimee.stephen.moray@uhi.ac.uk | Tel: +44(0)1343 576405 | Website: http://www.dywmoray.co.uk/
If you want more details about logging into Show My Homework as a parent, please visit:
https://help.teamsatchel.com/en/articles/2912165-logging-in-as-a-parent
If you are wanting to submit work via SMHW this link (https://help.teamsatchel.com/en/articles/2912000-submitting-my-work-online) has a fantastic video at the bottom which takes you through the process step by step.
For submitting work via Teams please see the attached document below for a guide on how to prepare and hand in work.
Nicola’s contact details are:
Nicola still available and contactable and will continue to offer support by phone/skype etc to pupils and parents/family
Please find latest update from KGS:
Please see link below for latest update from KGS:
Please see days of supported study sessions in PDF below:
Please see advice for educational establishments issued by NHS Scotland regarding Coronavirus
Coronavirusadviceposter-Education-4March2020
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Keith Grammar School support Fairtrade Fortnight 2020 and Moray Foodbank.
From Monday 24 February – Sunday 8 March We are asking for donations of Fairtrade products. All of these products will be donated to Moray Foodbank.
As the products will be held over a two week period, we ask that there is no fresh produce donated, however we will be very appreciative of any other “Fairtrade” items.
Millions of people across the globe who provide us with our food and fashion are trapped in an unfair trading system that will only drive them further into crisis.
But crucially, together, we can still win a better future.
Fairtrade farmers and workers are fighting back demanding trade that will create a sustainable future for people and planet, and using sustainable farming techniques in line with our Fairtrade Standards.
“Join us in our annual campaign when we bring the fight for change to the masses”
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