Attention! Some Glow Blogs are being archived and then deleted:
Latest Posts
Loading...
-
At Fairview we are…
At Fairview we are FAIR (002)The Rationale and Design of the Fairview Curriculum
THE RATIONALE AND DESIGN OF THE FAIRVIEW CURRICULUM At Fairview School, our curriculum rationale is deeply rooted in our commitment to providing a comprehensive and individualised education that meets the diverse needs of our pupils with severe and complex learning needs. Our curriculum is designed to promote holistic development, foster independence, enhance quality of life, and prepare pupils for meaningful engagement in their communities. The following principles guide our curriculum development and implementation: Individualised Learning: We recognise that each child and young person at Fairview School is unique, with their own strengths, challenges, interests, and learning styles. Therefore, ourContinue reading The Rationale and Design of the Fairview Curriculum
Standards ands Quality Reports
A Scottish Standards and Quality Report (SQR) is an annual self-evaluation document for a school or nursery, detailing its progress, strengths, and areas for improvement based on the previous academic year. It assesses performance against national quality indicators, analyzes data on learner attainment and well-being, and outlines priorities and actions for the upcoming year, informing the School Improvement Plan. What the report covers: Progress and Achievements: Summarizes how the school has met its goals and what it has accomplished, including the achievements of children and young people. Areas for Improvement: Identifies specific aspects of the school’s work that need to get better. Data Analysis:Early Learning & Childcare Self-Evaluation Document 2024/2025
ELC_Self_Evaluation_Template_2024_2025 (1) What is a Early Learning & Childcare Self-Evaluation Document? An Early Learning & Childcare (ELC) Self-Evaluation Document is a tool for ELC services to assess their quality and identify areas for improvement by reflecting on practices, collecting feedback, and analyzing evidence. Using a quality improvement framework with specific quality indicators (QIs), settings ask: “How are we doing?”, “How do we know?”, and “What are we going to do now?” to understand strengths and pinpoint necessary actions for enhancing care and learning for children. Purpose and Function: Identify Strengths and Areas for Improvement: The document helps services recognize what’s working well and whereContinue reading Early Learning & Childcare Self-Evaluation Document 2024/2025
Self-Evaluation for session 2024-25
Self Evaluation – Fairview 24.25 final What is a Self-Evaluation Report? Key Components of School Self-Evaluation in PKC Internal Self-Evaluation: Schools conduct their own evaluations using national frameworks, often focused on specific areas like health and wellbeing or learning, teaching, and assessment. External Validation: The process is supported by external scrutiny from the Perth and Kinross Council’s Quality Improvement Officers (QIOs) who review self-evaluations and highlight areas for improvement. Stakeholder Engagement: Self-evaluation involves gathering views from various stakeholders, including: Pupils: Through surveys, focus groups, and direct dialogue. Parents: Via the Parent Council, surveys, and individual conversations. Data Analysis: Schools and the localSelf Evaluation for the Session 2024-25
What is a Self-Evaluation report? Key Components of School Self-Evaluation in PKC Internal Self-Evaluation: Schools conduct their own evaluations using national frameworks, often focused on specific areas like health and wellbeing or learning, teaching, and assessment. External Validation: The process is supported by external scrutiny from the Perth and Kinross Council’s Quality Improvement Officers (QIOs) who review self-evaluations and highlight areas for improvement. Stakeholder Engagement: Self-evaluation involves gathering views from various stakeholders, including: Pupils: Through surveys, focus groups, and direct dialogue. Parents: Via the Parent Council, surveys, and individual conversations. Data Analysis: Schools and the local authority analyze data onLatest News
Glow Blogs Update 30 Sep 2025
Glow Blogs has been updated to WordPress 6.8.2. This update is mostly a behind the scenes one, you might not notice much difference.PDF problem
An issue with pdf uploaded to Glow Blogs has recently developed. Our developers are looking at the issue to create a fix. The issue is that pdfs uploaded to Glow Blogs are ‘truncated’ to one page. We hope this is fixed soon. There are a few workarounds you can use in the meantime.Glow Blogs Release September 2025
This release contains a couple of improvements and some general updated. The Ability to edit CSS has been restored. There is a new Contact Form Block for Block Themed sites.Glow Blogs Start of Session FAQ 2025
A few quick tips and some information that might help at the start of this new session.Glow Blog Release 6 Aug 2025
There was a new release on Glow Blogs today. Civic Cookie We have changed the way users can control cookies with the civic cookie plugin. This allows visitors and users to set the cookies they will accept from Glow Blogs. You can change this at any time by editing your cookie preferences. These are accessed […]