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Free Halloween Treat at Piece cafe, Aberfeldy..
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Back to school guidance from The National Parent Forum
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presentation from Public Health doctors re return to school guidance
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Last week PKC met (virtually) with the chairs of parents councils. The focus was the return to school.
HERE is the presentation that was given by two brilliant doctors from the Public Health body.. Full of guidance and official statistic that has contributed to the processes and set up of schools around Scotland.
PLEASE do read.. full of very useful information…
click on the link
2020129 Covid-19 ECS Recovery Plan Reflex CLIENT
OR cut and paste url below
http://www.breadalbaneparents.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/2020129-Covid-19-ECS-Recovery-Plan-Reflex-CLIENT.pdf
happy to hear from you
chairperson@breadalbaneparents.com
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Our newsletter for you….
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW FULL NEWSLETTER >>>>>>>> 202007081503_ParentCouncilNewsletter
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Thank you Thank you Thank you
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Calling all Arty ones…
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Save our Subjects and a Huge Thank you
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- No detriment can be caused to our school, complimentary courses will be considered to be offered at PHS by Perth College and UHI (benefitting both us and PHS students).
- Full expansion to S5 and S6 at Pitlochry High School has been ruled out based on detailed educational analysis.
- Both school Heads, Mr Devine and Mrs Liney (PHS) worked incredibly hard to improve the transition for PHS students into Breadalbane Academy at S5, a transition that works well for some but was acknowledged could be better for others.
- We now look eagerly for the Council to deliver on their commitment to focus on the digital offering and capability of BA…..
AND we feel its incredibly important to say THANK YOU>>>
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Estates Review Update – meeting notes
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Hello, Please find here the first steering group meeting notes from the meeting in Perth on 23rd October (notes are prepared by the council)
Minute – HPLP Steering Group 1 (23 Oct 2019)
- Please pay particular attention to what is stated in section 4 and 5 and as ever we are happy to answer your questions.
- email us at chairperson@breadalbaneparents.com
Lyndsey and Eleanor (co-chairs) have 2 Learning sub committee meetings -(13th and 18th of November)- before we report back (to all attendees of the steering group) for the first time on the 25th of November in Perth.
BA head teacher and a depute will attend both the Learning sub committee (focused on education) meetings and the Property Sub committee (focused on the use of PHS property)
With BAPC only attending the Learning sub committee
The following dates & times were agreed for the next 2 meetings of the Steering Group:
- 25th November 2019 – 1pm – 3pm – at Pitlochry High School
- 17th December 2019 – 1pm – 3pm – at Breadalbane Academy
BAPC continue to ask for support for our campaign, we are now involved in the committee meetings but remain concerned over the flawed process that we find ourselves involved in.
NEXT PARENT COUNCIL MEETING
6.30pm Wednesday 20th of NOVEMBER at Breadalbane Academy
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latest update – statement in todays Courier
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Councillor John Duff has confirmed (in todays Courier)
“The steering group will consider if there is a way in which some S5/S6 pupils could take some lessons on some occasions from Pitlochry High School, provided this is not detrimental to education at Breadalbane.
“This may or may not be a possibility.”
BAPC have requested written confirmation of this interpretation of the amendment by the two local councillors who proposed the amendment , Councillor Xander McDade and Councillor Mike Williamson.
Parents at Perthshire school urge council to save subjects as more than 200 attend meeting