Dear P6/P7 Parents and Carers,
Each week P6 and P7 will be assigned a piece of writing via google classroom. Please see the document following. 2020 Parents’ Guide to Google Classroom
Dear P6/P7 Parents and Carers,
Each week P6 and P7 will be assigned a piece of writing via google classroom. Please see the document following. 2020 Parents’ Guide to Google Classroom
The First Minster has just made an announcement closing schools after Friday this week.
Donna Manson, Chief Executive of The Highland Council said:
“Highland Council will need time to assess the impact of this announcement on our workforce, and our communities as well as on the provision of support for our young people.
“Further information will be forthcoming tomorrow, and please be assured that our central education team have been working extensively on providing learning materials for use at home.
“More detail will be given to parents and carers and pupils from the Council later this week.
“As was intimated by the First Minister, details about free school meals will again be forthcoming in the days ahead.
“Thank you for your understanding on this matter.
“We are expecting further information from the Scottish Government on what will be happening for older pupils regarding exams and the Council will provide further updates as they come.
Please be advised there will be a menu change on Friday:
– pasta or tuna sandwich instead of roast.
Dear Parents and Carers,
Find attached a letter from Donna Manson, Chief Executive of Highland Council.
20 03 16 Schools – Coronavirus
Thank you for your co-operation and patience.
Dear Parents/Carers,
Further to the guidance from Highland Council last night, we just wish to confirm the current precautionary arrangements in place at PPS;
The government have issued further information for vulnerable groups to avoid social situations.
Attendance remains at the discretion of parents, however, we ask you to please inform the school about absences. For pupils not attending school, staff are not currently in a position to provide additional work and parents are asked to refer to the additional homework task grid, attached, for suggested learning activities. Read as much as possible.
Additional Homework Tasks 2020
We will keep you up to date with the quickly changing situation and thank you again for your support at this time.
Please get in touch with the school if you have any further questions.
Skye and Lochalsh Young Carers have advised us that the group will cease all group work and face to face contact with individual young carers with effect from today.
Support workers will continue to provide support over the telephone to all the young carers.
Thank you,
Dear Parents and Carers,
While we await further official updates from the Highland Council, we are keen to reassure you of additional steps that are being taken at school to ensure the health and safety of our school community.
We understand how unsettling this is for all and will keep you up to date with any further information.
As always, please get in touch if you have any further questions or concerns.
News and guidance around the COVID-19 outbreak continues to change rapidly and we will pass on updates as they become available. In the meantime, we have taken the decision to cancel extra-curricular activities and also to postpone the Daffodil Tea, Community Café and Open Morning planned for this week.
At this time school is open as usual and attendance remains the discretion of parents, however, we do still ask you to keep us informed about pupil absences.
We understand that this is an unsettling time and will do our best to keep you up to date as further information becomes available.
Guidance from HPS and the NHS
The Health Protection Scotland (HPS) guidance we circulated yesterday https://www.hps.scot.nhs.uk/web-resources-container/covid-19-guidance-to-educational-settings/ is a key source of advice for all schools and educational settings including early learning and childcare settings.
It is essential that the HPS guidance is disseminated to headteachers and the
managers of all childcare settings, and that you ensure that the key messages from the guidance are actively communicated to parents, carers, children and young people.
Pupils and parents will look to their school or childcare provider for guidance on how they will respond and manage the risk of COVID-19 infections so it is important that they are directed to the HPS advice.

Tomorrow is World Book Day. Pupils are invited to wear their pyjamas to school and to take along a favourite book. We will be doing a whole school bedtime reading session in the gym that afternoon.