The National Improvement Framework has been introduced to provide better information about how children and young people are progressing and how well schools, councils and the Scottish Government are supporting their learning. That information will help teachers and others who work to support children and young people to understand where improvement is needed. It will also help schools, councils and national government to see which learning, teaching and assessment approaches are working well, and where changes need to be made. The attached Guide provides further information on how children are being assessed in schools. assessment-guide-for-parents
Dropping off and Picking up pupils
The gate to the School Forecourt will be open in the morning and after school to allow for School Transport Drop off. Only school transport vehicles should enter the forecourt area adjacent to the main entrance between 8.00am and 4.00pm in line with signage displayed. Cars should not park in the turning circle or obstruct the entrance to the forecourt area.
BBC School Report – Interview with Councillor Jenny Laing
https://youtu.be/qcGaBmGcEqE
Dyce pupils Ben and Nathan Jack today interviewed Aberdeen’s top city Councillor – Jenny Laing with questions about a range of political issues. Questions varied from the responsibilities of her job to the EU referendum to the Refugee crisis, international politics and questions about the city of Aberdeen. The interview lasted about five minutes with Councillor Laing revealing an interesting insight into her political views. For example Councillor Laing claimed that she would support Hillary Clinton.
BBC School Report – Sports Report – Aberdeen Football Club
Dyce pupils turned roving sports reporters as they interviewed two Dons favourites, Barry Robson and Scott Wright as part of the BBC School Report event.
