Category Archives: Parent Information
Pupil Progress, Reporting Methods & Communication
Inchinnan Primary Gritting Plan Rationale
Renfrewshire Council School Footpath Gritting Plan
Parents should follow the advice outlined in the schools gritting plan and pass this information on to anyone else who may be collecting their child / children from the school.
It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure their own safety. This is particularly important when there is a chance that area may be slippery during periods of cold weather, and /or snow when there is a danger of ice having formed
Click to view the Inchinnan Primary Gritting Plan
Speech & Language Therapy Information
Information for any parents needing advice on Speech and Language Therapy.
Structuring Classes in Primary Schools
Renfrewshire Council
A guide for Parents.
Renfrewshire Council’s Privacy Notice
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679 is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union. It also addresses the export of personal data outside the EU.
The GDPR is Europe’s new framework for data protection laws – it replaces the previous 1995 data protection directive, which current UK law is based upon.
Attached below is a link to the Renfrewshire Council’s privacy notice.
Parent Council Minutes April 2018
Respect Me
Respect me is a Scottish Anti-Bullying Service.
The Website link is below.
Respectme, Scotland’s anti-bullying service, was launched in March 2007. The service is fully funded by the Scottish Government and is managed by SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health) in partnership with LGBT Youth Scotland.
Their vision is of a respecting, just, equal and inclusive Scotland in which all children and young people can live free from bullying and harassment and are encouraged to reach their full potential. Their work is driven by a focus on children’s rights.
Respectme work with all adults involved in the lives of children and young people to give them the practical skills and confidence to deal with children who are bullied and those who bully others.
They aim to build the capacity of these adults to effect change and challenge bullying and stigma at an individual, school, family, community and societal level. They also campaign at a national level to raise awareness of the service and the impact that bullying can have.
The publications and video resources offer practical advice and guidance for adults and children and young people.
Making Maths Count
This week our Cluster Mathematics and Numeracy Teacher Mrs. Smith led a parental engagement workshop on the Government Initiative ‘Making Maths Count’. She demonstrated ‘Thinking Boards’ and problem solving strategies to parents and guardians, talking through examples of how to complete written calculations.
She spoke about the importance of Mathematical and Numeracy vocabulary as well as involving parents in games to promote this.
The event ended with the launch of our new Parent Prompt Books.
Number Talks
Click below for information on Number Talks.
