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This afternoon, we had an Open Afternoon for parents who wish to bring their children to St Michael’s Primary School.  Our children from Primary 6 and 7, provided a tour of the school for the parents who came along.

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Our teaching staff went to St Patrick’s in Kilsyth for their in-service day.   Whilst they were there, they heard from guest speaker Myra Young and they met with colleagues from our cluster schools to discuss Assessment and Moderation.

The following letters were sent out today via email to the parents of the children involved in these events.

Fundamentals Sports Festival

Primary 1 Hark the Herald

Sports Festival

In an effort to cut costs for the school, from this week, all correspondence including letters and newsletters will be e-mailed to all parents. Many thanks for your co-operation in passing on your details to the school and we hope that you will find this new system most beneficial, it will certainly reduce the crumpled letters in the bottom of school bags!

There is also a “parents app” available for download to your smartphone/tablet which we will also being using for correspondence. This will have no cost to yourself or the school.
The app is called ‘xpressions’ and the log in will require the same e-mail address that you have provided to the school. We would advise you to download this as soon as possible.

Our November newsletter was distributed on Friday.  This is the last paper copy letter that will be given out to the children as from now on, all other letters will be sent out via email.  It can be found it out ‘Newsletter‘ section under ‘School Information‘  or by clicking the link below.

November 2016

Our Christmas Fayre is on the 28th November 2016 at 7pm.

Click the link below for furthe information.

Fayre Poster 2016

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Tonight, we held a Parent workshop to discuss creating a Curriculum Rationale for our school.  The Curriculum Rationale that will be developed, will be unique to our school and ensure that everyone within the school, parents, staff, pupils and community members  are clear about what we are aiming to achieve through the curriculum.

The parents who took part in tonight’s workshop were asked to think about the following questions:

• What is it we want for our children?
• How are we going to achieve it?

The staff and children took part in a similar exercise and the views of all who took part, will be included in creating the Curriculum Rationale for the school.

Many thanks to all of the parents who took part tonight.