If your child in is Primary 1-3, you are invited to our parental workshop on Wednesday 7th October at 6.30pm. The workshop helps to explain what your child is learning in school and how to support your child at home with literacy.
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Primary 6: Outdoor Education Week 2027
Outdoor Education Week
Information for parents, carers and children.
Please click on the link below, thank you.
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Bishop Toal Welcomes P.1 Parents/Carers
Bishop Toal has written to welcome all new parents and carers of children in Primary 1. Please access his letter using the link below:
The Primary 1 Welcome Mass will take place on Tuesday 22nd September at 10am in St. Barbara’s Church. All parents/carers are very welcome to attend.
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Welcome Back!
We can’t wait to welcome all of our children back to school tomorrow and our new Primary 1 children for their first day in St. Barbara’s!
9am: Primary 2 – Primary 7
9.30am: Primary 1
One more sleep until we see you all!
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February Newsletter
Please access the February newsletter below, thank you.
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St. Barbara’s Primary School: Enrolment and Handbook
Please see the times for Primary 1 enrolment next week. Please use the link below to access a copy of the most recent handbook, thank you.
Children who attain the age of 5 years between 1st March 2026 and 28th February 2027 should be registered for education during the week commencing Monday 12th January 2026.
Each child’s birth certificate and proof of address in the form of the current council tax bill must be produced.
A Baptismal Certificate should be produced where applicable.
The dates and times for enrolment at St. Barbara’s are:
Monday 12th January: 2pm – 5pm
Tuesday 13th January: 9.15am – 11am
Thursday 15th January: 2pm – 5pm
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December Newsletter
Dear Parent/Carer,
Please find a copy of the December newsletter below, thank you.
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NLC: Off-Road Bikes – Parental Survey
Off-road bikes in North Lanarkshire
Local communities have told us through our Community Boards that they’re increasingly concerned about the potentially illegal and inconsiderate use of off-road bikes and similar vehicles in their areas.
People have raised different types of complaints, but most are about how these bikes are being used in ways that cause a range of problems in local communities.
Riders are seen driving through residential areas, town centres, pavements, parks and in open and green spaces and complaints have been received that they are putting themselves and others in potential danger.
Have you experienced any issues regarding off-road bikes in your community? Please take a few minutes to fill in the survey linked below. This survey will close on the 10th October 2025.
Your feedback will help us and our partners – including North Lanarkshire Council, Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service – to:
- Measure how serious the problem is
- Identify areas where it’s happening most
- Work together with communities to find practical solutions
If you’ve been affected or have ideas to help, we’d really appreciate you completing the survey.
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New School Term!
We are looking forward to welcoming all of our children back to school tomorrow!
As usual, P.2-P.7 will begin at 9am with P.1 coming at 9.30am.
See you in the morning!
