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Welcome
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Welcome to the Paisley Grammar School website. As Head Teacher, I am delighted that you have taken the time to look at our web pages and find out about the school.
Enjoy your visit!
Caroline Amos - Head Teacher
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When visiting the school...
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please ensure that that you sign in at reception. If you have a car in the car park you must also give your registration number to the office. Thank you.
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February 2010
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11 S2 Curricular Evening
15 Holiday
16 In-service/S4 Prelims start
17 In-service
18 Pupils return
19 S2 Reports issued
23 S2 Parents' Evening
26 S4 Prelims end
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Safer Internet Day - February 9
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Safer Internet Day is organised by Insafe each year in February to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people across the world. The topic for 2010 is "Think B4 U post!".
"Think B4 U post" tips
Anything anyone posts online remains there for an indefinite period and accessible for everyone. This can have serious consequences.Children and teenagers need to be made aware that they can control their online identity.
Do you know if your child:
- uses the privacy settings offered by social networking services?
- selects friends online that they can trust?
- publishs their own photos after thinking carefully about the potential consequences?
- publishs pictures of their friends with their permission?
For more information about internet safety, log on to Safer Interent and Thinkuknow
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Visions and Values
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The vision for Paisley Grammar School is of a learning community where the four values aspired to by all of Scotland’s people, wisdom, justice, compassion and integrity, are upheld.
All who are part of the school agree that they should:
• Be safe and secure
• Develop creativity
• Promote healthy lifestyles
• Work to their potential
• Be positive in their approach
• Work with each other
• Maintain high standards and expectations
• Embrace change and improvement
• Be supportive and inclusive
• Take opportunities to learn and develop
• Respect one another
• Be honest with one another
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Consumer Focus Scotland
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Consumer Focus Scotland is a new statutory body created to make sure people in Scotland get the most out of the services that they use. They have now produced a guide, entitled The A-Z of Scots Education Law which provides parents, teachers and young people with all the information they need about education. For more information, please click the following link:
A-Z of Scots Education Law
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Global Citizenship
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Global Citizenship is made up of a group of S6 pupils, who have contact with a partnership school in Uganda called St Joseph's. Over the course of the year they are raising money to fund an exchange programme for two Ugandans to visit Scotland and 4 S6 pupils to visit Uganda. You can follow their progress through the blog below:
Global Citizenship
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This website complies with Renfrewshire Council's *Guidelines for the development of school websites *(Lifelong Learning and Work Policy Board, 11 December 2003). The design and content of the site have been created by the school.
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