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Welcome to St. John Ogilvie High School

St. John Ogilvie High School aims to:

Provide the highest quality of education and promote high expectation of achievement, in partnership with staff, students, parents and the community.

Create, for all students, a healthy, stimulating and supportive environment based on Christian values. prepare students for their present and future life and work, as responsible and reflective members of the school and local community.

Promote the equal value of all students. maximise the equality of opportunity for all.

Promote excellence in all areas of school life through a commitment to the professional development of all staff.

Pupil Support

S1- Mr Morris- gw12morrismichael@glow.sch.uk

S2- Mr Ferguson- gw07fergusonjohn@glow.sch.uk

S3- Miss Mooney- gw07mooneyirene@glow.sch.uk

S4- Miss Moore- gw15mooreashley@glow.sch.uk

S5- Mrs Martin- gw11martinrowan@glow.sch.uk

S6- Mrs Adkins- gw15adkinslee@glow.sch.uk

S6- Mrs Watson- gw09watsondeirdre01@glow.sch.uk

St John Ogilvie High School
Farm Road

South Lanarkshire
Burnbank
Hamilton
ML3 9LA

Telephone - 01698 727600

Fax - 01698 727601

UCAS The Applicant Journey Presentation (5th September 2022)

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INFORMATION FOR S3 PARENTS REGARDING SNSAs

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A CHARTER for CATHOLIC SCHOOLS in SCOTLAND

The Charter for Catholic Schools in Scotland summarizes the key characteristics which all Catholic schools in Scotland strive to feature through the experiences and the service which they offer. It provides a useful set of reference points for school staff and parents to use in their school evaluation and planning.

Internet Safety

Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP)

The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre is dedicated to eradicating the sexual abuse of children. That means we are part of UK policing and very much about tracking and bringing offenders to account either directly or in partnership with local and international forces.

P.T.A. & Parent Council

Parent Teacher Association.

The P.T.A. meet in the school on the last Wednesday of each month and the Parent Council on the first Wednesday. All parents and staff of John Ogilvie High School are members of the P.T.A. View P.T.A. minutes and files View P.T.A. accounts

President Laura Gaddis lauragaddis@talktalk.net laura.gaddis@southlanarkshire.gov.uk Vice-President Catherine Duffy catherine-duffy@hotmail.co.uk Treasurer Kathleen Doolan k.doolan7@live.co.uk Secretary Angela Balfour Angelab061@aol.com Vice Secretary Maureen Ferguson maureen.ferguson@rocketmail.com Headteacher Lorna Lawson headteacher@johnogilvie.s-lanark.sch.uk

Committee Members Cathy Keegan Maureen Ferguson Mary Welby Ann Crossar Sally Gunn	Associate Members Marie Claire Whitson Lynn Hampsey Carole Ann Liddell Elizabeth Gold Andrea Rodden Grace Anne Teece Helen Mullan Katy Welsh Catherine McLachlan Val McConville Sharon Kelly Trisha Macguire Margaret Gallagher Mandy Boland Lorna Kerr Clare McGeogh Susan Fallon Hugh Shevlin Sandra Moore

St. John Ogilvie High School Parent Teacher Association pta@johnogilvie.s-lanark.sch.uk Charity Number - SC043260



Parent Council
The main functions of your Parent Council are to: Support the school in its work with pupils and parents Represent the views of parents Promote contact and communication between the school, parents, pupils and the community. Report to the Parent Forum. Contact the Parent Council by e-mail - Parents are requested to contact the Parent Council with any issues they would like raised at the next meeting. johspc@gmail.com Parent Council Constitution View Parent Council minutes and files
Parent Forum All parents who have a child enrolled at a local authority school are automatically a member of what is called the Parent Forum at the school. As a member, you have a right to advice and information about your child’s education at the school, have the opportunity to be more involved with what the school is doing and, along with all the other parents, to have your views represented through the Parent Council at your school.

Parents
Are experts on their own children and bring this information and knowledge about their children's needs. Have unique and varied skills, interests, knowledge and experience. Are members of their local community and have links (e.g. with businesses, shops and services) that the school may not have. Are in touch with other parents (members of the Parent Forum) and can represent a wider range of views.

Parent Council Membership
Parent Representatives Mrs Angela Tierney (Chair) Mrs Adrienne Gordon Mrs Frances Cran Mrs Catherine McLachlan Mrs Margaret Duffy Mrs Rose Harkness Mrs Ann Crossar Mr Peter McGuigan	Teacher Representatives Mr Peter Galloway (Staff Rep) Mrs Lorna Lawson (Head Teacher) Church Representative Mrs Angela Reid