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Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Aberdeen Abbotswell School AB12 5QX P 1 Aberdeen Aberdeen Grammar AB10 1HT S 2 Aberdeen Aberdeen School for the Deaf AB24 3NJ SN 1 Aberdeen Airyhall School AB15 8AD P 1 Aberdeen Albyn School (Lower) AB15 4PB IS 1 Aberdeen Albyn School (Upper) AB15 4PB IS 1 Aberdeen Braehead School (Aberdeen) AB22 8RR P 1 Aberdeen Bridge of Don Academy AB22 8RR S 2 Aberdeen Brimmond School AB21 9LL P 1 Aberdeen Broomhill School AB10 6JF P 1 Aberdeen Bucksburn Academy AB21 9DG S 2 Aberdeen Charleston School AB12 3FH P 1 Aberdeen Cornhill School AB16 5BL P 3 Aberdeen Culter School AB14 0RX P 1 Aberdeen Cults Academy AB15 9TP S 1 Aberdeen Cults School AB15 9RG P 1 Aberdeen Danestone School AB22 8ZN P 2 Aberdeen Dyce Academy AB21 0NF S 1 Aberdeen Dyce School AB21 7BD P 1 Aberdeen Ferryhill School AB11 6TT P 1 Aberdeen Forehill School AB22 8UR P 1 Aberdeen Gilcomstoun School AB10 1PG P 1 Aberdeen Glashieburn School AB22 8UR P 1 Aberdeen Greenbrae School AB23 8NJ P 1 Aberdeen Hanover Street School AB24 5HN P 4 Aberdeen Harlaw Academy AB10 1RG S 2 Aberdeen Hazlehead Academy AB15 8BE S 1 Aberdeen Hazlehead School AB15 8HB P 2 Aberdeen Heathryburn School AB16 9RW P 1 Yes Aberdeen International School of Aberdeen (Junior) AB15 9PN IS 1 Aberdeen Kincorth Academy AB12 5NL S 2 Aberdeen Kingswells School AB15 8TG P 1 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Aberdeen Kirkhill School AB12 5BS P 1 Aberdeen Kittybrewster School AB24 3QG P 5 Aberdeen Loirston School AB12 3HE P 1 Aberdeen Middleton Park School AB22 8UR P 1 Aberdeen Mile End School AB15 5PD P 1 Aberdeen Milltimber School AB13 0DX P 1 Aberdeen Northfield Academy AB16 7AU S 1 Yes Aberdeen Oldmachar Academy AB22 8UR S 2 Aberdeen Riverbank School AB24 2XL P 3 Aberdeen Robert Gordon's College (Primary) AB10 1FE IS 5 Aberdeen Robert Gordon's College (Secondary) AB10 1FE IS 5 Aberdeen Scotstown School AB22 8HH P 1 Aberdeen Seaton School AB24 1XE P 2 Aberdeen Skene Square School AB25 2UN P 3 Aberdeen St Machar Academy AB24 3YZ S 5 Aberdeen St Margaret's School for Girls (Primary) AB10 1RU P 2 Aberdeen St Margaret's School for Girls (Secondary) AB10 1RU IS 2 Aberdeen St Peters RC School AB24 3UJ P 1 Yes Aberdeen Sunnybank School AB24 3NJ P 2 Aberdeen Torry Academy AB11 8HD S 1 Aberdeen Tullos School AB11 8FJ P 1 Yes Aberdeen Walker Road Primary AB11 8DL P 1 Aberdeen Woodlands School (Aberdeen) AB24 1SX SN 1 Aberdeen Woodside School AB24 4EA P 4 Aberdeenshire Aberchirder Primary AB54 7TW P 1 Aberdeenshire Aboyne Academy AB34 5JN S 3 Aberdeenshire Aboyne Primary AB34 5JN P 2 Aberdeenshire Alehousewells Primary AB51 5FW P 1 Aberdeenshire Alford Academy AB33 8TY S 3 Aberdeenshire Arnage School AB41 8UX P 1 Aberdeenshire Auchnagatt School AB41 8TF P 1 Aberdeenshire Auchterellon School AB41 9FA P 1 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Aberdeenshire Balmedie School AB23 8YW P 1 Aberdeenshire Banchory Academy AB31 5TQ S 6 Aberdeenshire Banchory Devenick School AB12 5XQ P 2 Aberdeenshire Banchory Primary AB31 4EH P 7 Aberdeenshire Banff Academy AB45 1BY S 3 Aberdeenshire Banff Primary AB45 1BL P 3 Aberdeenshire Bervie Primary DD10 0RU P 3 Aberdeenshire Boddam School AB42 3NG P 1 Aberdeenshire Bracoden School AB45 3HA P 1 Aberdeenshire Buchanhaven Primary AB42 1HD P 1 Aberdeenshire Burnhaven School AB42 0YX P 1 Aberdeenshire Cairney School AB54 4TQ P 1 Aberdeenshire Catterline School AB39 2UL P 2 Aberdeenshire Chapel of Garioch School AB51 5HH P 1 Aberdeenshire Clerkhill School AB42 2AX P 1 Aberdeenshire Crathes School AB31 5QR P 4 Aberdeenshire Crombie School AB32 6XZ P 1 Aberdeenshire Dales Park School AB42 2GD P 1 Aberdeenshire Drumoak School AB31 5EE P 2 Aberdeenshire Dunnottar School AB39 2JN P 1 Aberdeenshire Durris School AB31 6BH P 2 Aberdeenshire Echt School AB32 6UL P 1 Aberdeenshire Ellon Academy AB41 8LF S 2 Aberdeenshire Ellon Primary AB41 9BB P 1 Aberdeenshire Elrick School AB32 6QB P 1 Aberdeenshire Finzean School AB31 6NY P 2 Aberdeenshire Fordyce School AB45 2SJ P 1 Aberdeenshire Foveran School AB41 6AZ P 1 Aberdeenshire Fraserburgh Academy AB43 9NA S 1 Aberdeenshire Fyvie School AB53 8RD P 1 Aberdeenshire Gordon Primary AB54 4SE P 1 Aberdeenshire Gordon Schools (The) AB54 4SE S 2 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Aberdeenshire Gourdon Primary DD10 0LU P 2 Aberdeenshire Hatton (Cruden) School AB42 0HZ P 1 Aberdeenshire Hill of Banchory School AB31 5ZT P 3 Aberdeenshire Insch School AB52 6JH P 1 Aberdeenshire Inverurie Academy AB51 3PX S 1 Aberdeenshire Johnshaven Primary DD10 0HF P 1 Aberdeenshire Kemnay Academy AB51 5FW S 3 Aberdeenshire Kemnay Primary AB51 5RA P 2 Aberdeenshire Kinneff Primary DD10 0SZ P 2 Aberdeenshire Kintore School AB51 0RU P 4 Aberdeenshire Laurencekirk School AB30 1EG P 1 Aberdeenshire Logie Durno School AB51 5EN P 1 Aberdeenshire Longhaven School AB42 0NU P 1 Aberdeenshire Lumphanan School AB31 4SE P 1 Aberdeenshire Lumsden School AB54 4JR P 1 Aberdeenshire Luthermuir School AB30 1QA P 1 Aberdeenshire Macduff Primary School AB44 1PT P 1 Aberdeenshire Mackie Academy AB39 3DF S 2 Aberdeenshire Marykirk School AB30 1UZ P 1 Aberdeenshire Mearns Academy AB30 1ZJ S 4 Aberdeenshire Meethill School AB42 2BF P 1 Aberdeenshire Meiklemill School AB41 9BQ P 2 Aberdeenshire Meldrum School AB51 0BF P 1 Aberdeenshire Methlick School AB41 7DS P 1 Aberdeenshire Newburgh Mathers School AB41 6BT P 1 Aberdeenshire Old Rayne School AB52 6RY P 1 Aberdeenshire Ordiquhill School AB45 2EX P 1 Aberdeenshire Peterhead Academy AB42 1SY S 6 Aberdeenshire Peterhead Central School AB42 1QD P 1 Aberdeenshire Pitmedden School AB41 7NY P 1 Aberdeenshire Port Erroll School AB42 0NP P 1 Aberdeenshire Portlethen Academy AB12 4QL S 2 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Aberdeenshire Portsoy School AB45 2RB P 2 Aberdeenshire Rathen School AB43 8UL P 1 Aberdeenshire Redmyre School AB30 1NP P 2 Aberdeenshire Rhynie School AB54 4GF P 1 Aberdeenshire Slains School AB41 8SA P 1 Aberdeenshire St Combs School AB43 8YR P 1 Aberdeenshire St Cyrus School DD10 0BJ P 1 Aberdeenshire St Fergus School AB42 3HD P 1 Aberdeenshire Strachan School AB31 6NN P 2 Aberdeenshire Tarves School AB41 7JX P 1 Aberdeenshire Tipperty School AB41 8LT P 1 Aberdeenshire Torphins School AB31 4JT P 2 Aberdeenshire Turriff Academy AB53 4EE S 1 Aberdeenshire Turriff Primary School AB53 4WB P 1 Aberdeenshire Westhill Academy AB32 6XZ S 2 Aberdeenshire Westhill Primary School AB32 6FY P 1 Aberdeenshire Whitehills School AB45 2LX P 1 Angus Arbroath Academy DD11 5JD S 2 Yes Angus Arbroath High DD11 3EN S 3 Angus Birkhill Primary DD2 5QD P 1 Angus Burnside Primary School (Carnoustie) DD7 7JZ P 2 Angus Carlogie Primary SP DD7 6DS P 1 Angus Carnoustie High DD7 7SS S 4 Angus Ferryden Primary DD10 9RF P 1 Angus Forfar Academy DD8 3LB S 2 Angus Friockheim Primary DD11 4XB P 1 Angus Grange Primary (Monifieth) DD5 4LU P 2 Angus Ladyloan Primary DD11 1LX P 2 Angus Langlands Primary DD8 1DH P 1 Angus Lathallan School (Junior) DD10 0HN IS 2 Angus Lathallan School (Upper) DD10 0HN IS 2 Angus Letham Primary, Forfar DD8 2PG P 1 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Angus Liff Primary DD2 5NJ P 2 Angus Lochside Primary (Montrose) DD10 9AN P 1 Angus Mattocks Primary DD5 3PL P 1 Angus Monifieth High DD5 4QT S 6 Angus Montrose Academy DD10 8HU S 4 Angus Murroes Primary DD4 0PL P 2 Angus Northmuir Primary DD8 4HA P 1 Angus Rosemount Primary DD10 9JH P 1 Angus Seaview Primary DD5 4HL P 2 Angus Southmuir Primary DD8 5AT P 1 Angus Strathmore Primary School (Forfar) DD8 1LE P 1 Angus Timmergreens Primary DD11 2HJ P 1 Angus Webster's High DD8 5BR S 3 Angus Whitehills Primary School DD8 3EQ P 1 Angus Woodlands Primary (Carnoustie) DD7 7SU P 1 Argyll & Bute Achaleven Primary PA37 1PH P 1 Argyll & Bute Ardchattan Primary PA37 1RH P 1 Argyll & Bute Barcaldine Primary PA37 1SG P 1 Argyll & Bute Campbeltown Grammar PA28 6JS S 1 Argyll & Bute Cardross Primary G82 5PN P 2 Argyll & Bute Castlehill Primary (Campbeltown) PA28 6LE P 1 Argyll & Bute Colgrain Primary G84 7TZ P 1 Argyll & Bute Dalintober Primary PA28 6HG P 1 Argyll & Bute Dunoon Grammar PA23 8LU S 2 Argyll & Bute Dunoon Primary PA23 7DR P 2 Argyll & Bute Easdale Primary PA34 4RF P 1 Argyll & Bute Hermitage Academy G84 7LA S 5 Argyll & Bute Hermitage Primary G84 7EW P 1 Argyll & Bute Innellan Primary PA23 7SJ P 1 Argyll & Bute Islay High PA43 7LS S 1 Argyll & Bute Keills Primary PA46 7RF P 1 Argyll & Bute Kilcreggan Primary G84 0HT P 2 Local Authority School Postcode Type No. Praying Urban Catholic Argyll & Bute Kilmodan Primary PA22 3AE P 1 Argyll & Bute Kirn Primary PA23 8EH P 2 Argyll & Bute Lochgilphead High PA31 8AA S 2 Argyll & Bute Lochgilphead Primary PA31 8AA P 1 Argyll & Bute Lochgoilhead Primary PA24 8AJ P 1 Argyll & Bute Lochnell Primary PA37 1RZ P 1 Argyll & Bute Lomond School G84 9JX IS 4 Argyll & Bute North Bute Primary PA20 0LZ P 2 Argyll & Bute Oban High PA34 4JB S 5 Argyll & Bute Parklands School G84 7EZ SN 1 Argyll & Bute Port Charlotte Primary PA48 7TW P 1 Argyll & Bute Port Ellen Primary PA42 7BW P 1 Argyll & Bute Rockfield Primary PA34 4SB P 2 Argyll & Bute Rosneath Primary G84 0RJ P 2 Argyll & Bute Rothesay Academy PA20 0BQ S 3 Argyll & Bute Rothesay Primary PA20 0BQ P 3 Argyll & Bute Salen Primary PA72 6JL P 1 Argyll & Bute Sandbank Primary PA23 8PW P 1 Argyll & Bute St Andrews Primary (Isle of Bute) PA20 0DX P 2 Yes Argyll & Bute St Mun's Primary PA23 8DB P 2 Yes Argyll & Bute Strachur Primary PA27 8DQ P 2 Argyll & Bute Strath of Appin Primary PA38 4BG P 1 Argyll & Bute Strone Primary PA23 8RU P 1 Argyll & Bute Tarbert Academy PA29 6TE S 1 Argyll & Bute Tighnabruaich Primary PA21 2BE P 1 Argyll & Bute Tiree High PA77 6XA S 2 Argyll & Bute Tobermory High PA75 6PB JH 1 Argyll & Bute Toward Primary PA23 7UG P 1 Clackmannanshire Alloa Academy FK10 1DN S 4 Clackmannanshire Alva 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    Rutherglen High School School Handbook 2017/2018

    RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL 2017/2018 Education Resources RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL HANDBOOK 2017/2018 1 RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL 2017/2018 CONTENTS SECTION 1 Introduction by Head Teacher SECTION 2 About our School SECTION 3 Parental Involvement SECTION 4 School Ethos SECTION 5 The Curriculum SECTION 6 Assessment SECTION 7 Reporting SECTION 8 Transitions SECTION 9 Support for Pupils (Additional Support Needs) SECTION 10 School Improvement SECTION 11 School Policies and Practical Information If you need this information in another language or format, please contact us to discuss how we can best meet your needs. Phone : 01698 454545 Email: [email protected] 2 RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL 2017/2018 SECTION 1 Introduction 3 RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL 2017/2018 INTRODUCTION BY THE HEAD TEACHER Dear Parent/Carer I am delighted to welcome you to Rutherglen High School. This handbook provides you with key information in relation to all aspects of the school including school procedures and personnel. I hope it also gives you a flavour of our culture and ethos. We aim to provide a range of learning experiences, which meet the needs of all our learners. Working together in partnership: school staff, parents, and our partner agencies can help us achieve this goal. Communication is essential and we would welcome you to contact Rutherglen High with regards to any aspect of your son/daughter’s education. I look forward to working with you over the coming years to ensure that you and your son/daughter enjoy a happy and successful time at Rutherglen High School Jan Allan Headteacher 4 RUTHERGLEN HIGH SCHOOL 2017/2018 AIMS OF THE SCHOOL To provide all learners with a motivating and challenging curriculum which, ensures learners gain the necessary skills, qualifications, aptitudes and confidence for living in the 21st century.