ONLINE PAYMENTS FOR SCHOOL

Online payments are being introduced in all schools across North Lanarkshire to provide parents/carers with more convenient and flexible methods of payment for school expenses.  This service will also allow pupils to reduce the amount of cash they carry to school and help reduce administration and cash handling in schools.  Cash and cheque payments can still be made in the same way as at present.

The new safe and secure payment system, called iPayImpact, will enable parents/carers to pay online  for school uniform, trips and other school expenses using a credit or debit card.   As soon as  funds are added for school meals, the money will immediately be available for your child/children to spend in the school canteen.

Letters with full information about the system and details of your child’s unique activation code have been sent home with pupils (see example below). If you have not received this letter, please contact the school.

Ipayimpact logo
Online payment link
CHS PDF Link
Example Letter

 

British Science Week 2016

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Pupils at Calderhead High School celebrated British Science week with the first year pupils taking part in a number of activities (including researching whether mints really cool down your mouth) and challenges (Dragons’ Den smart materials challenge) during Science classes recently.

british science week

 

Pupils attend Multilingual Debate at Heriot Watt

 

Calderhead High School’s Higher French class recently enjoyed the multilingual debate  at Heriot Watt University and all agreed that: “It was amazing!”

This is an annual event that showcases the interpreting skills of  students at Heriot Watt and  takes the form of a formal debate with two multilingual teams arguing for and against a motion of topical interest in a range of languages. Schools from all over Scotland participated in the debate by listening to the arguments, putting questions to the speakers in the languages represented and voting on the motion.

PI Day

Pi Day
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Pi Day is celebrated on 14th March around the world and Calderhead High School enjoyed some fun ‘pi’ activities.

Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent  the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — which is approximately 3.14159. The BBC produced a great guide to pi (t.co/wvwpvzl4vP).

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