Huge congratulations to Mrs McCafferty on her success at interview last week, resulting in her being appointed as Acting Principal Teacher at New Lanark Primary School. She will take up her new role on Monday 17th April, and all of the team at Rigside wish her well in her new post.
Welcome Back!
We hope everyone has had a fun-filled, relaxing holiday and are ready for another busy term ahead!
We are looking forward to welcoming back all of our pupils and their families tomorrow at 9am. Breakfast club will start at 8:15am.
Teacher Industrial Action
Industrial Action
Letter regarding Teacher Industrial Action due to take place on Thursday 24th November.
Bank Holiday- HM The Queen’s State Funeral
In line with national guidance, all South Lanarkshire schools and nurseries will be closed on Monday 19th September, which has been declared a bank holiday to mark HM The Queen’s state funeral. All premises will reopen as normal on Tuesday 20 September.
School Improvement Plan and Standards and Qualities Report
We are delighted to share our School Improvement Plan for this session and our Standards and Qualities Report for last session.
Participatory Budgeting Ideas Deadline
Tomorrow (Friday 2nd September) is the deadline for parents to share their ideas about how we should spend our Participatory Budgeting allocation (£1,960).
Please either complete the questionnaire sent home with your child at the end of last week or complete the survey online here: https://forms.gle/wHai2QeUAZtm64aM6
Industrial Action Confirmation
We can confirm that the industrial action planned for Tuesday 6th, Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th September will go ahead. Therefore, the school will be closed to staff and pupils on these days.
Please see letter attached from the council confirming this.
Children will receive packs on Monday to take home to complete during the 3 day closure.
The Lockerbie Information session planned for Tuesday 6th will also be postponed and rearranged for the following week. Arrangements will be communicated soon.
Participatory Budgeting is back for 2022!
Participatory Budgeting is a way that everyone involved in the school community has a direct say in how money is spent. We are gathering ideas for how a percentage of Pupil Equity Fund money can be spent.
We would like your thoughts on how we can spend £1,960 (5% of Rigside Primary School’s PEF allocation) to support the learning and health and wellbeing of pupils directly affected by poverty.
You will get a vote for the final ideas in the Participatory Budget vote at the end of this month!
Click the link or paste into your internet browser to complete the questionnaire to share your ideas with us!
https://forms.gle/wHai2QeUAZtm64aM6
Welcome Back!
Welcome back! We hope you all had a wonderful summer holiday.
We are looking forward to welcoming all of our pupils and their families back tomorrow morning.
All children should enter the playground through the front gate and line up and their new classroom door. We ask that parents do not enter the playground.
We are particularly looking forward to meeting all of our new P1 pupils. New P1 pupils and parents should meet Mrs Percy at the front door at 9am, where you can take photographs and walk with your child to their new classroom.
Participatory Budget Vote Results
Our Participatory Budget pupil group representative has been busy counting all of the votes and we can reveal that the winning project was….Playground Equipment and Resources! Thank you to everyone for returning their ballot paper.
