RRS Newsletter September 2022

Congratulations to all our senior students who were recognised for their academic success for session 2021/22 at this years Awards Ceremony. Thank you to all parents, carers, family members & staff who came to support our students. Congratulations to Madeleine … Continue reading →

We recently celebrated the successes of students in S1-3 for the Academic Year 2021/22 at the BGE Awards ceremonies.  Each year group was recognised for their effort & hard work throughout the year with a Gold, Silver or Bronze Award.  Well … Continue reading →

We celebrated together with our outgoing S6 students for the final time at their Prom at Dalziel Park.  Thanks to our Prom Committee for organising this spectacular event, to all our S6 students and to all staff who celebrated our class … Continue reading →

Please find below the link to our 2021 Standards and Quality report. https://sway.office.com/oZ2imw9mZmLORElZ?ref=Link

A copy of the School Improvement Priorities information for parents and carers has been added to the Parents channel on the top menu. SIP202122 Poster

As part of our ongoing mental health support in St Andrew’s High School and as part of the school’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have implemented a Positive Mental Health & Wellbeing Strategy to help aid recovery and minimise … Continue reading →

We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Rights Respecting School Silver Award by UNICEF UK.   This has been a great accomplishment given the continued COVID restrictions placed upon us all. Congratulations to all the pupils and … Continue reading →

Our Primary transition visits has been running slightly differently to previous years.  As a result of the continuing COVID restrictions each primary school has been coming up individually for their visit to St Andrew’s rather than the usual two day … Continue reading →

In normal times, we would hold an information evening for parents & carers and have P7 visits for the pupils. Unfortunately, due current restrictions this is unlikely to happen so after listening to some questions our P7’s and their families … Continue reading →