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St Thomas`s Primary School
Broadlie Road, G78 3ET, UK Neilston
+44 (0)141-881 1256
www:http://www.ea.e-renfrew.sch.uk/st-thomas/e-mail:schoolmail@st-thomas.e-renfrew.sch.uk

Dear Parents / Guardian,

I am aware that this website may be one of the first sources of information you have received about St. Thomas's Primary School.

The purpose of this website is to provide you with information about St Thomas's Primary; its aims and objectives, its organisation and planning and its role in educating your child.

We are very proud of our school and we work very hard to ensure that the aims and values of the school are realised and that we so so in full partnership with the parents.

Any Concerns you may have will be dealt with promptly and in a caring and sensitive manner.

Please feel free to browse our website and we hope you enjoy what you see.

Yours Sincerely

Catherine Doris

HEADTEACHER


AIMS

  • We aim to provide our pupils with a broad, balanced and progressive curriculum which is designed to develop our pupils' knowledge, skills, understanding and personal and social development.
  • In our school we recognise the need for our pupils to achieve their full academic potential.  Therefore it is our aim to provide meaningful learning opportunities which engage pupils fully and encourage them to progress at an appropriate rate.
  • By implementing a range of learning and teaching approaches and assessment procedures, it is our intention to provide relevant and purposeful activities which are matched to our pupils' interests and experiences.
  • In our school, we as a staff work collectively to create a climate of mutual trust, respect and confidence where pupils feel valued and cared for emotionally a, physically and socially.  Within the curriculum there are opportunities for pupils to develop positive attitudes and personal and social skills.
  • As a Roman Catholic primary school we recognise the need to educate our pupils within a moral framework that ensures Christian values of tolerance, respect, justice, peace and a love of God.  Additionally we acknowledge the importance of fostering genuine -partnerships with parents and the wider community through involving them in the whole life of the school.
  • We aim to provide a learning environment that is safe, pleasant and stimulating and which readily supports the curricular requirements of our pupils.  We actively encourage our pupils to become independent workers.
  • Our staff are a team of committed, highly competent professionals who share a common interest in fostering the development of our pupils' knowledge, skills and attitudes.  It is our intention to ensure that each and every child achieves his/her potential.

CURRICULUM

Primary Education is a vital part of your child’s life and we at St Thomas’s are very much aware of our responsibilities. We aim to promote the development of skills, knowledge and understanding in the following curricular areas:

 

We achieve this aim by offering a broad and balanced curriculum based on the 5-14 National guidelines issued by the Scottish Office Education Department. These guidelines ensure that all curricular areas are covered and that specific targets are achieved as each child moves through the school.

Our school demands a high standard of progressive, efficient and caring teaching from our staff and an equally high standard moves through the school.

Our school demands a high standard of progressive, efficient and caring teaching from our staff and an equally high standard of academic work from our pupils.

Assessment

Continual checks are made on every child’s progress to ensure that they are working to the best to the of their ability. Information about progress is recorded, particularly in reading, writing and mathematics, progress is also monitored by:

  • P1 assessment/early intervention
  • Continues assessment by the class teacher on a daily basis
  • Regular testing in phonics, spelling and mathematics
  • P3 screening
  • Standardised testing in reading, writing and mathematics to ensure that our children are progressing at the appropriate pace

 

Reporting to parents

These are two main opportunities in the school year for you to discuss your child’s progress with his/her class teacher. These are held around November and April/May. Parent’s evenings usually start at the end of the school day and are appointment based. A short written report is issued before the November evening and a more detailed report is issued before the April/May evening. However, it is important that communication about your child’s progress takes place throughout the year and this is managed by giving homework on a regular basis. You are encouraged to keep in regular contact with the school in order to help the staff monitor your child’s progress. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the staff as soon as possible and they will be glad to assist you in whatever way possible.

 



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