Welcome to Term 3 (Article 36 – Protected from harm)
Dear Parent/Carer
Welcome back to Term 4 of Session 2023-2024.
We cannot believe we have reached Term 4 already! We have another busy term ahead with transitions for our EY children and P7, preparing for the next step in their education journey. Our Health Week is filling up fast with activities and will include our sports day – fingers crossed for some dry weather in May!
Please check out our recent Term 4 newsletter in the link below to update your calendar for the term ahead.
Our next Parent Council meeting is on Monday 29th April on Microsoft Teams at 8pm. Please jump on and get a chance to be involved in the life of the school. You can go to as many or as few meetings as you like. We must thank the Parent Council for spreading the stones on our community garden path during the holidays.
If you have any suggestions or comments please get in touch.
Many thanks,
Mrs Logan
Depute Head Teacher
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A new NAC policy to promote smoke free school grounds can be found here. (Article 24 – Clean Environment)
Please continue to park safely at pick up and drop off times. Remember that it is against the law to park on solid white lines and against the law to leave your car running whilst stationary. Residents have raised this issue with the school on a number of occasions now so please be respectful to our environment and school community.
(Article 36 – Children have the right to be protected from harm, Article 24 – Children have the right to a clean environment, Global Goal 13- Climate Action)
Our road safety committee will be assisting in the mornings and on occasional afternoons with the help of Mrs Cairns. This, in the past, had had a positive impact and most cars visibly slowed down as they passed the school. Please inform grandparents/child minders/relatives who are picking up your children to park sensibly. Parking on the pavements increase the risk of our children being hurt crossing the road as their sight lines are considerably reduced. We would also like to discourage drivers from turning in Reek Street. Thank you for helping us keep our children safe! (Article 36)
