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SIP 2021-22 FINAL V1 AIRDRIE ACADEMY
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2021 AA Improvement Report for 2020-21
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Easter School 2024
Easter School 2nd to 4th April 2024. Times – 9.15am to 1.30pm
4 sessions per day – 15 minute break at 11.15am.
The purpose of Easter School is to provide pupils with additional support as they prepare for
the forthcoming SQA exams. It is hoped that a productive but relaxed environment will be
created.
• The programme will run from 9.15am – 1.30pm Tuesday to Thursday.
• There will be 4 sessions covering subject specific revision together with the opportunity for private study.
• Pupils must attend subjects they have signed up for – no last-minute changes can be made as safety procedures must be followed.
• There will be a 15-minute break in the morning – pupils should bring snacks/refreshments as no dining facilities are available.
• Pupils are responsible for getting themselves to and from school.
• Uniform is not required but football colours are not allowed.
• The normal rules regarding the use of mobile phones/behaviour will apply to avoid disruption during sessions.
Masterclass Timetable 2024
School Calendar V9
Article 2
LGBT+ History Month takes place in February each year.
LGBT+ History Month is all about promoting fairness, equality and diversity and raising awareness of LGBT+ people and culture, now and in the past. It aims to give voice to LGBT+ experiences, celebrate achievements and highlight the challenges people still face today. It is also about helping everyone to learn more about LGBT+ culture and history.
Purple Friday is on Friday 23rd February. It will be a pay £1 non-uniform day where pupils and staff are encouraged to wear purple and/or rainbow to celebrate.
You may see posters around the school or on the screens in the social area. It would be helpful if article 2 links in with your lessons to mention it pupils.
S5/S6 Prelim Timetable 2024
Please click the link to view and download the Copy of S5-S6 Pupil Timetable 2024.
Article 19
December’s article is Article 19 (protection from violence, abuse and neglect)
During the month of December pupils will be learning about consent, gender-based violence and prejudice-based bullying.
In PSHE lessons pupils will be learning about HBT (Homophobic, Biphobic and Transphobic) bullying. PC Wandrum will be speaking to classes about hate based violence and misogyny. This will tie in with the 16 Days of Action Against Gender Based Violence which is an international campaign that runs from November 25th (the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to December 10th (Human Rights Day) and encourages action and awareness against all forms of violence against women and girls. You can read more about this here: What is gender-based violence? | EIGE (europa.eu)
Our Rights Ambassadors are currently designing signs for your classroom to display the right of the month.
Developing the Young Workforce (DYW)
| 07/11/23 | QA | OFFICE SUPPORT APPRENTICE
Lanarkshire Description We are a meat processing and retail butchery company with 12 strategically located distribution sites throughout the United Kingdom. Our product range encompasses meat seasoning blends and ingredients for food processors, frozen and chilled meat, a full range of butcher’s supplies, crumb and battering systems, plastic casings for cooked meat applications and industrial food machinery.
What’s in it for you:
We have opportunity for an apprentice to join our established team in Bellshill, Glasgow. Reporting to the Purchasing Manager you will need to be hardworking, motivated and keen to provide business support for the team. This is a fantastic opportunity to join our successful business and develop your career within a professional and relaxed place to work. |
Responsibilities:
Provide support to purchasing department – providing reports, order processing and financial statements using Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook Maintain and use CRM system for all customer enquiries, orders and tasks – Agile Take inbound calls taking notes onto Agile Purchase invoice reconciliation and daily marking of delivery notes – Sage Data input of pending and outgoing orders Greet visitors and ensure site visitor process is followed Pallet movement reconciliation
What we are looking for: Confident communicator, verbally and written Outgoing and friendly Keen to be involved and desire to learn, grow and develop Team player who can also work independently Reliable, dependable and quick to build relationships with people Excellent time management skills |
Salary:
£17,550 per annum – salary increases depending on performance. Working week: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday 8am – 4:30pm, 1 hour lunch break. Benefits: Excellent training internally and externally Performance based salary increases Staff nights out 29 days holidays A fantastic working culture which promotes excellent work/life balance The opportunity to develop, progress and work within an organisation which is growing Company pension Free parking Interested in this Role? Click the apply here link/QR: |
| BAE Systems | 2024 apprenticeships for BAE Systems are now open 📣
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⚡️ With a competitive salary in a secure and thriving sector, you can expect hands-on experience and world-class training. All while gaining fully-funded, industry recognised qualifications in engineering, business, technology or manufacturing and operations.
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Discover what’s possible by applying now: http://baes.co/it1q50Q2Y4y
Applications close 28 February 2024.
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Article 38
In September 2023 our S6 students went to the war graves in Belgium to pay their respects. We had a service of Remembrance in St George’s Memorial church in Ypres, including and students visited sites associated with WW1. We paid our respects at the graves of former pupils of Airdrie Academy, went to Passchendaele museum and the trenches at Hill 62. Our students also had the privilege of participating in the Menin Gate ceremony, laying wreathes on behalf of the school, Girls’ Brigade and Airdrie Football Club.
Graduate Apprentice Opportunity
Graduate level apprenticeship JP Morgan Chase
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