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South Lanarkshire Parent/Carer Survey

Have your say – we would like your views as we plan for schools opening for all pupils in August. Please can you complete the short anonymous survey by June 15th? https://wh1.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=159126976790 Please note that the information being gathered through the surveys will be used only for the purposes set out by Education Resources with all personal data protected and not published, in line with General Data Protection Regulations.
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Letters from High School pupils

High School pupils have very kindly taken the time to write some really nice letters to Primary 7 pupils who will be making the transition to High School soon. The letters talk about fears those children may have had, and how those fears were quickly removed when they got to High School. Moving on to High School will always be a nervous and daunting prospect for children, but reading these letters may help them in their journey and know that they are not alone in their fears! These letters be found in the new ‘Latest from Lesmahagow High’ section within the ‘Primary 7 to High School’ section of transition, or simply click here to read the letters.
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Best Start Grant

The ‘Best Start’ School Age Payment will open on 1st June 2020 for new applications. This is a £250 payment made around the time a child normally starts Primary 1 to help with the costs of a child starting school. The link below will give you more information about the grant. Please be aware that you cannot apply for the grant until 1st June. We will provide a link to the application process when it goes live on 1st June. Click here to view the grant information.
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Primary 7 transition

This week ‘Shining a Spotlight on…’ focuses on the Modern Languages Department. The High School have also created a task called ‘My Books of Books’ for Primary 7 children to complete. Click below to access both of these links or visit the transition section our website for all tasks and information from the High School. Shining a Spotlight on… My Book of Books
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Scotland Learns – a weekly newsletter

Education Scotland is pleased to offer a new weekly newsletter for parents and carers to support learning at home. The first issue contains learning activities for Literacy and Numeracy, support on wellbeing and a focus on the theme of food. You will also find hints and tips, advice for engaging young people with autism in their learning and a creativity challenge. To receive this weekly, go to the Sign Up page, complete your details and tick the Scotland Learns- Parents and Carers Newsletter option.  Don’t forget to click subscribe at the bottom.  Doing this will ensure you receive a weekly email directly to your mailbox to let you know when a new newsletter is available. Click here to view the first edition.
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