Category: parents

Home Learning Support Guide for Parents and Carers

Please click on the link below to access our first Home Learning Support Guide for Parents and Carers.

Home Learning Parent-Carer Support Guide

 

As the days and weeks progress more information regarding home learning and how to support your child in these difficult times can be found by clicking on the home learning tab at the top of the page. Here you will find all our posts related to online resources, Glow, Teams, Edmodo and much more in one convenient place.  As ever if you have any queries, please contact your child’s Pupil Support teacher in the first instance.

Update from the Derek Brown, Education and Families Executive Director

Please click on the link below to access a letter written by our Executive Director, Derek Brown.  In it you will find information on school transitions, placing requests, SQA, supporting learning at home and much more as we continue on in such a difficult and unprecedented time.

Letter to Parents

We thank you for all your support so far. Take care and stay safe!

Spring Break 2020 – Information for parents

Please click on the link below for our latest update for parents.

Letter Spring break 2020

Normally,  we would wish you to have a restful Easter break however that doesn’t seem sufficient in the current crisis.

So, from all at Chryston High School, we send our best wishes that you and your family get through this pandemic safe, sound and healthy.

Stay home, stay safe and take care.

North Hub Information

Please click on the link below to access contact details for all schools now part of the North Hub at Chryston High School.

North HUB Contact Details

It is vital that the support being offered to parents of key workers is only accessed by those who absolutely require it to enable NHS and other critical services to function.

Please note that Chryston High School will be open between 9am and 3pm.  School meals will be provided to those attending and those eligible for free school meals, between 12.30pm and 1.15pm.

Further information on the Hub model can be found here:

Key Worker Information – NLC

Key Worker Form Return

If you are an eligible key worker, who has absolutely no other suitable childcare arrangements then your child can attend school and school transport will run as normal. Please click the link below to find the required pro-forma – this needs to be completed and can either be sent electronically to: enquiries@chrystonhigh.n-lanark.sch.uk

Key Workers Pro Forma – Chryston

Similarly, you can fill it in and send it in with your child to be handed in to the school office as they arrive. If you are unable to do either of these then the school will contact you to gather all of the relevant information as required.

Continuity of Learning – Online Resources

CHS staff were working tirelessly last week to ensure continuity of learning provision for our young people. Please click on the links below to access our programme including information on how to access relevant resources and materials for each faculty/subject area. This will be updated as regularly as possible to support learning.

CHS Home Learning 2020

CHS Pupil Online Resource Access Instructions

How to download Microsoft Office

Additionally, two further guides are attached – a SharePoint / Microsoft Teams user guide and information about how to access Microsoft Office for home use.

Staff will be using a plethora of platforms during times of school closure for your child to access materials/resources to support their learning.

Reminder – all young people should be able to access GLOW. Further to texts sent last week if you still require GLOW assistance please email your enquiries to:
glow@chrystonhigh.n-lanark.sch.uk

Many thanks,

CHS Team

COVID-19 – Update for Parents 23/03/2020

Please click on the link below for the latest update regarding COVID-19.

COVID-19 Update – 23.03.2020

Although all schools officially closed on Friday afternoon at 3pm, we recognise our duty to support Key Workers in posts which ensure that essential services can be delivered and cover tasks within the local community which support the vulnerable and aid community resilience.  This service is for families where both parents/carers are key workers or in the case of single parent families, where the main care giver is a key worker.

It is essential to stop the spread of COVID-19 that people who can work from home do work from home. The remaining education support service should only be accessed by those who absolutely require it to enable National Health Service and other critical services to continue and also for vulnerable young people. We greatly appreciate your cooperation with this.