You can apply to SAAS now at https://www.saas.gov.uk/
You should apply to your FIRM choice course – if you don’t get on the course this can be changed later. All applications must be completed by 30 June at the very latest.
Apply early to ensure funding is in place for September!
Are you interested in a career in the STEM areas? Do you want to find out what university life is like?
Heriot Watt University (Edinburgh) are offering a summer school event for pupils who will be S5 in August. You will have the chance to experience student life, explore the campus and take part in STEM workshops.
The whole week is free and includes all accommodation, food, transport on campus and social activities.
Check the link below. More information & application forms from Mrs Baird. Deadline is 5 May.
Club365 provides fun activities and lunch for children entitled to free school meals. No need to book – just turn up and join in the fun!
Please find below a list of the Club 365 Hubs which will be used for weekend delivery, beginning this weekend (April 27th and 28th) .
Weekend Provision
8 Hubs (Towns)
Town
Site
Address
Shotts
Calderhead High School
Dyfrig Street, Shotts, ML7 4DH
Wishaw
Berryhill Primiary School
Hillcrest Avenue, Wishaw, ML2 7RB
Motherwell
Braidhurst High School
Dalriada Crescent, Motherwell, ML1 3FX
Bellshill
Bellshill Academy
Main Street, Bellshill, ML4 1AR
Coatbridge
Old Monkland PS Community Wing
Sharpe Avenue, Coatbridge, ML5 5TJ
Airdrie
St Margaret’s High School
Waverly Drive, Airdrie, ML6 6EU
Cumbernauld
Carbrain Primairy School
Millcroft Road, Carbrain, Cumbernauld, G67 2LD
Kilsyth
St Patricks (Kilsyth) Primairy School
Backbrae Street, Kilsyth, G65 0NA
The club will run on the following weekends:
April 27th and April 28th
May 11th and May 18th
May 18th and May 19th
June 1st and June 2nd
June 8th and June 9th
June 15th and June 16th
June 22nd and June 23rd
Please note that Club 365 will also run over both May holiday weekends over 23 hubs as per previous holiday periods. Venues to be confirmed.
Please note that, for reasons of transport, the times of the SQA Exams may vary slightly in school; therefore, candidates must check the school timetable below:
Many many thanks to all parents and carers for taking the time at parents evenings to complete our surveys. we value your feedback and use this to help us plan our improvements. We value your opinions and we respond to them.
The collated survey parents evening info for all parents evenings in session 2018/19 is below;
Overall this is a very positive picture and shows the strong partnerships that we very ,much value with our pupils and their families. We will continue to look at other ways to capture parents and carers opinions, listen to your views and take them into account.
Many thanks
Mr Anderson
AVERAGE FOR ALL PARENTAL SURVEYS 2018/19
Strongly agree / agree
Disagree/Strongly disagree
% D/SD
Don’t Know
Total responses
Q1 The school helps my child to be more confident.
254
90.39
17
6.05
10
281
Q2 My child enjoys learning at school.
264
96.00
9
3.27
2
275
Q3 My child’s learning is progressing well.
267
96.39
7
2.53
3
277
Q4 My child is encouraged and stretched to work to the best of their ability
265
95.67
8
2.89
4
277
Q5 The school keeps me well informed about my child’s progress.
255
91.40
19
6.81
5
279
Q6 My child feels safe at school.
247
95.37
8
3.09
4
259
Q7 My child is treated fairly at school.
242
94.53
10
3.91
4
256
Q8 I feel staff really know my child as an individual and support them well
240
94.12
10
3.92
5
255
Q9 My child benefits from school clubs and activities provided outside the classroom
Please find below the collated survey feedback that parents / carers kindly completed at our S3 parents evening yesterday. Very positive messages across this information. We value your feedback and always look to see what we can do to improve the service and support that wee provide to pupils and their families. All of the parents evenings surveys are collated and the overall picture will be posted on this blog and shared with staff.
many thanks
Mr Anderson
s3 parental data
Strongly agree / agree
Disagree/Strongly disagree
% D/SD
Don’t Know/NA
Total responses
Q1 S3 has fully prepared my child for their S4 subjects
42
100.00
0
0.00
0
42
Q2 The school helps my child to be more confident.
38
90.48
3
7.14
1
42
Q3 My child enjoys learning at school.
41
97.62
0
0.00
1
42
Q4 My child’s learning is progressing well.
41
97.62
1
2.38
0
42
Q5 My child is encouraged and stretched to work to the best of their ability
42
100.00
0
0.00
0
42
Q6 The school keeps me well informed about my child’s progress.
39
92.86
3
7.14
0
42
Q7 My child feels safe at school.
34
94.44
2
5.56
0
36
Q8 My child is treated fairly at school.
34
94.44
2
5.56
0
36
Q9 I feel staff really know my child as an individual and support them well
34
94.44
1
2.78
1
36
Q10 My child benefits from school clubs and activities provided outside the classroom
Our annual parent council quiz night, Friday 10th May, is nearly upon us once again. Tickets are now ready for sale, priced at £5, from myself. I urge you all to come along and join us in a night of fun as the Parent Council fundraisers do a great job supporting departments in the school. Also, if anyone has any donations for our raffle, they will be gratefully received.
“bring a pound…dress down…for our food bank for your town” £1
During period 1 this Friday – 29th March – you are invited to donate food items from the list below.
UHT milk
Washing up liquid
Sugar
Soap powder
Fruit juice
Toilet rolls
Tinned soup
Baby wipes
Pasta sauce
Children’s toiletries
Breakfast Cereal
Women’s toiletries
Tinned puddings
Men’s toiletries
Tea bags
Toothpaste & brushes
Instant coffee
Pasta/rice
Tinned meat / tuna
Tinned fruit
Jam
Biscuits / snacks
Tinned macaroni
Nutella
Instant mashed potatoes
Pancake mix
All money raised will be split across this year’s 3 charities which have been chosen by you: LAMH (Lanarkshire Association for Mental Health), Huntington’s Disease Association and WaterAid.
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