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School Photos

All school photo proofs have been issued throughout the week when pupils attended their PSD class.  If your son/daughter was absent or did not receive the proofs they should ask their Pupil Support Teacher. Click on the letter below to see payment information.

Parental Letter

Primary 7 Open Evening

An Open Evening for pupils currently in P7 (and their families) will be held in Greenfaulds High School at 7.00pm on the evening of Thursday 17th November.

This is an informal event and there is no need to inform the school in advance that you are coming. Pupils and their parents will “follow a timetable” which will allow you to see around the school and meet teachers and pupils. You will find out about the curriculum and about the many other activities on offer to pupils.

Car parking will be available but the school is likely to be very busy on the evening so you are advised to come early.

I look forward to seeing you on the 17th November but please do not hesitate to contact me in advance if you have specific queries or requirements.

Eileen McLoughlin, DHT S1

p7-evening

 

***Parent Notice: Parking***

As you are aware the  entrance to the new Greenfaulds High School is situated off the A73.  We appreciate that pedestrian access to the school is limited until the second phase of the sporting facilities are complete and that some parents may be choosing to drop their children off in the vicinity of Scott Drive.

We would encourage and appreciate if parents could use the A73 access as the segregated bus bays and pupil drop off points  provide a safe and controlled environment for dropping off and picking up pupils particularly at the start and end of the school day.

We would ask if parents do use Scott Drive and the surrounding vicinity if they could please be considerate of local residents and not block driveways  or access points to streets

Thanks you in advance for your cooperation.

Còmhla: Gaelic Conference for Adult Learners

Còmhla: Gaelic Conference for Adult Learners

Working towards a national strategy for Gaelic learning.

The Community Learning and Development Review Group for Gaelic ( CLDRG)  would like to invite Gaelic learners, tutors and other organisations from across Scotland to a national Gaelic Learners conference.

This conference will be an opportunity for learners to come together to hear about plans and initiatives, share experiences and participate in workshops.

Workshops include :

  • Bòrd na Gàidhlig Consultation on the National Gaelic Language Plan
  • Language Acquisition with Glasgow University
  • Learn Gaelic.scot
  • Using Drama with Adult Learners

Also featuring live music performances, film and compere Tony Kearney.

Click here for more details.