Parentportal – How to register

What is parentsportal.scot?

parentsportal.scot is a new digital service to help replace the traditional school bag run, by providing direct communication to parents through a growing suite of online services, including information about a child’s education and the ability to complete transactions such as applying for placement requests or paying for school meals. Further services are being developed and will be added in the future. parentsportal.scot has been built to provide convenience, enabling parents to access information, update details and transact at a time that suits them.

How does it work?

To login to parentsportal.scot you need a myaccount, a service which enables you to access a range of Scottish public services online using one username and password. If you already have a myaccount, you can sign straight into parentsportal.scot.

Once you have signed in to parentsportal.scot, you can then link your child to your account. After your child’s school approves the link, you will then be able to see information about your child and their school online. The school will update the calendar which can be accessed on parentsportal.scot. There will also be additional services you can access, which will grow over time. Eventually you will be able to complete the annual data check, pay for school meals, pay for school trips, book a parents’ night appointment online by signing in once to parentsportal.scot. Initially the services available will be limited.

How do I register for parentsportal.scot?

If you already have a myaccount, you can sign in using your existing details. If you do not have a myaccount, go to the parentsportal.scot homepage and click on register. When registering for a myaccount for the first time, please make sure you register using your own details and not using your child’s name.

After you complete the registration process, you’ll be sent a one time use password by email. You can update this to something memorable when you sign in to your account for the first time.

Registering for a myaccount takes around five minutes.

I’ve tried to link my child to myaccount, but I can’t get beyond step 1 – it says the data does not match – what do I do?

To ensure a secure link to a child’s data, the information you have in your myaccount must match the information held in the school system (SEEMiS). If the information does not match you will see a screen saying “Unfortunately, the details you provided did not match the data held in our records. Please check again that the details you entered were correct, if they were, please contact your child’s school to make sure the details held in the school system (SEEMiS) are correct to enable a secure link to be made.”

Examples why the link failed – your name or address appear differently in the school system; you have entered the incorrect details for your child – did you use a nickname? did you provide the correct address for your child? Did you enter the correct year stage for your child? (P = Primary / S = Secondary). Did you enter a middlename for your child that the school does not hold on their record?

If you are sure the information you have in your myaccount matches which is held in the school system about you, please contact your child’s school directly.

Email wlpuscps@westlothian.org.uk and the office team can have a look at error and get back to you with a solution.

 

Crossing Patrol Guide Absence

Good Morning / afternoon

Unfortunately due to the current level of crossing patrol guide staff absence/s we are experiencing at the moment we are unable to provide a crossing guide based at the location below

DRUMSHORELAND ROAD j/w UPHALL STATION ROAD PUMPHERSTON

We would very much appreciate if you could advise the children and parents that there will be no guide at this location on Tuesday 24th November 2020.

 

We are doing everything possible to identify additional cover which will be communicated and actioned as soon as possible.

 

Regards

FM Services

24-11-2020

 

Katherine Whalen

School Crossing Patrol Co-ordinator

01506 284655

07917215234

Crossing Patrol Guide Absence

Good Morning / afternoon

Unfortunately due to the current level of crossing patrol guide staff absence/s we are experiencing at the moment we are unable to provide a crossing guide based at the location below:

DRUMSHORELAND ROAD j/w UPHALL STATION RD PUMPHERSTON

We would very much appreciate if you could advise the children and parents that there will be no guide at this location on Monday 23rd November 2020

We are doing everything possible to identify additional cover which will be communicated and actioned as soon as possible.

Regards

FM Services

23-11-2020

 

 

 

 

Katherine Whalen

School Crossing Patrol Co-ordinator

01506 284655

07917215234

Pump Track

We are experiencing increasing incidents at the pump track beside our school. This is now unfortunately leading into our school playground, for example; signs being ripped down, people accessing the playground at night and removing items from the bins to burn etc. If your child uses the pump track can you please encourage them to report any incidents of vandalism to the police.

COVID-19 Safety

Our school was recently part of a West Lothian Council Covid-19 safety inspection. In the attached certificate you can see it was recognised that we as a school are doing everything we can to help to try to keep our children and staff safe at this time.
I thought it was important to share this with you as it might relieve any concerns you may have. We also appreciate your support in helping us comply with government regulations and our risk assessments.

West Lothian Sumdog Contest starts on Friday!

Sumdog’s West Lothian Maths Contest is almost here! It starts tomorrow at 8am, and finishes at 8pm on May 21.

Here are some things to keep in mind during the contest:

  • Students can play at any time.
  • For the score to count, the West Lothian Maths Contest activity must be showing in the green panel on the left of the student’s screen when they click to start each game.
  • Their scores are based on correct answers.
  • A class’s score is the average of the scores from all students from that class who take part.
  • To appear on the leaderboard, at least 10 students from a class need to play.
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