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S2 SMARTStem Event February 2023
SCIAF 24 Hour Fast
Any donations would be greatly appreciated. For move information please visit our JustGiving Page.
Lent 2023 – What we have planned
Industrial Action Next Week
Further industrial action over the national pay offer has been announced by teacher unions, the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association (SSTA) and the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) on Tuesday 28 February and Wednesday 1 March 2023.
- All primary, secondary and ASN schools will be closed to pupils.
- All 57 term-time, school-based nursery classes will be closed to pupils.
The exception is that the 23 family learning centres and 23 full-time nurseries will remain open on both days.
The intended school closures may mean that you will need to consider additional childcare arrangements over these dates.
There will not be any school meal provision on site, school transport will not be running and there will not be any breakfast clubs or school crossing patrols on the outlined dates of intended strike action on 28 February and 1 March.
Families in receipt of free school meals based on low income will be reimbursed through a direct payment to bank accounts or via Paypoint voucher to postal addresses which may take up to five working days.
This is a situation that may be subject to change and parents/carers will be informed at the first opportunity if there are further changes to the school day.
S5&6 Progress Assessment Timetable
Please find below information on the S5&6 Progress assessments that will take place after the Christmas break.
Cost of the School Day Questionnaire
Calling parents and carers! We are currently working towards reducing the costs of the school day at Taylor High School and need your thoughts. Could you take a few minutes to help us by completing the short survey linked below. Your views are greatly appreciated and will help us improve what we do.
https://forms.office.com/e/MxP15hN7a4
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Thank you for your support.
Strike Action – Message from NLC
All early years and schools will be closed to children and young people on Thursday 24 November due to industrial action with the exception of family learning centres and 52-week nurseries.
All establishments open as normal on Friday 25 November.