Dear Parent/Carer
Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Education are currently carrying out visits to some schools and early learning and childcare settings across Scotland. When we wrote to you after the last inspection of Riverbrae School, we said that we would engage with the school to report on progress
This letter sets out what we found during our visit. Please click on the link below for details.
Thank you everyone for the generous donations and support with the Ukraine appeal. We had an amazing response and this morning we took our goods to JW Grant in Paisley.
Thank you to everyone who helped with getting the donations there.
Many thanks to everyone who took part in World Book Day, we had the most fantastic time listening and reading stories. The costumes were brilliant. Stories on learning journals will continue for the rest of this week. Every pupil will come home with a free book to keep today, these were kindly donated by Sainsburys and Waterstones and a portion were bought by Riverbrae. We hope you enjoy them.
We have some world book day vouchers left if you would like any for siblings etc. so that they can claim a free book. Many thanks
Pupils in Room 408 have been learning about birds and the RSPB this term as one of our topics. One of the highlights was the Big School Birdwatch at the end of January. Taking part in this was one of the activities toward the RSPB Wild Challenge. There are six challenges to complete for each section of the award, the others have included making bird feeders, making bird boxes, making homes for mini beasts and identifying plants in the local area, all trying to improve the ecosystem and environment of our local habitat.
In March 2018, a new law was introduced in Scotland to provide communication equipment and support in using that equipment. This means every person in Scotland who has been assessed by a Speech and Language Therapist and identified as requiring an AAC device will be issued with the equipment and support required to use it. Please click on the link below for more information.
The Ren10 Parent Drop-in service is an opportunity to discuss your concerns about your child with a practitioner. There is no need to make an appointment. The aim is to reduce your distress and to help you to formulate a plan to assist you. This may involve making you aware of other services within the area. The service is available to parents or carers of young people in education.
Please click on the links below for more information.
Dear Parent/Carer
I am writing to provide details and explain the purpose of the National Parental Involvement and Engagement (PIE) Census that will be sent to parents/carers of school children across Scotland.
This is a short online survey, sent to parents/carers of school children across Scotland, to understand how well local authorities are engaging with the parents/carers of their school children.
Please click on the link below for more information.
Parental Involvement Engagement Census
Description
Attendees (P1-P7 & S1-S6) will be able to take part in a weekly club where a bouncy castle will be on offer as well as the opportunity to take part in sports/activities led by qualified coaches. This family club is available to any family with a young person with a disability and/or sensory impairment (Siblings welcome). A parent/guardian must stay with the participant for the duration of the club, but they are actively encouraged to take part! This hour long weekly club allows all the family to take part in fun activities locally in Renfrewshire.
Please click on the link below for more Information and to book
https://oneren.class4kids.co.uk/
Chris Cleary
Active Schools Community Club Development Officer
oneren.org
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