Please click on the link below to view the approved school session dates for 2012/2013 which were approved by Council on 25th October 2011.

2012-2013 – approved by Council on 25 October 2011

 The October 2011 edition of the Parent & Teacher Magazine can be viewed by clicking on this link

Please click on the link below to view the September 2011 issue of the SPTC Backchat Newsletter.

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 NPFS are hosting their second National Conference on Saturday 1st October 2011.

This week, in the lead up to the conference they are having an online conference in partnership with Scottish Goverment which can be accessed by all parents/carers.

The online conference can be accessed through the following link;-

http://www.engageforeducation.org/2011/06/national-parent-forum-of-scotland/

Minutes of NPFS AGM 4 Sept 2010

Minutes of the National Parent Forum of Scotland Meeting of 4 June 2011

Dorothy Bartholomew (Head Teacher) has advised that FES, who are responsible for the building, have been working today to repair damage to ceilings and IT have been checking damage to computers. Management remain confident that the school will be fully open tomorrow, Tuesday 30th August 2011.

To find the latest news from the Parent Teacher magazine, which provides essential reading for Parents & PTAs please click here

You will probably be aware that Ross High School was recently inspected by HMIe (Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education).

The report shows the Particular strengths of the school to be ;-

• The enthusiastic involvement of all staff in taking forward improvements to support the learning of all young people
• The range of approaches to support and help young people achieve
• Partnership working, including partnerships to support young people with additional support needs 

 The report is now available and can be viewed in full in PDF format by clicking here

Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme

Keeping Children Safe has now been put into practice in Lothian and Borders and Strathclyde Police Force areas, after successful roll-out in all other regions of Scotland. The scheme means that parents, carers and guardians of children under 18 can ask the police if a person who has contact with that child has a record for sexual offences against children, or other offences that might put their child at risk. If it’s found the person in question does pose a risk of causing harm to the child concerned, information may be given to the parent, carer or guardian as a protective measure. If there is serious or immediate risk, measures to protect that child will be taken immediately. However, if you think a child is in immediate danger, phone 999 and tell the police.

How Keeping Children Safe works

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