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Wallacestone Primary School Braemar Gardens Brightons Falkirk FK2 0JB Telephone: 01324 506760 Headteacher: Evelyn Macdonald Date: 30.8.19 Children’s Services Dear Parents/Carers, P6 Lendrick Muir Outdoor Residential Experience – 27th and 28th April 2020 We have booked the Lendrick Muir Centre near Kinross for Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th April for our Primary 6 outdoor residential. The children will travel by coach to the centre on the Monday morning and enjoy a day of outdoor activities. They will stay overnight at the centre before another day of activities on Tuesday. Return travel will be in time for school finishing on the Tuesday. We will hold a short talk on Tuesday 10th September at 6:30pm in the school gym hall which will give you more information. Children are welcome to come along with you to hear about the centre and what the trip involves. The anticipated cost is around £75. Please do not send any money now. We will advise you of payment arrangement at the parent talk and subsequent letters. We are really keen for all our Primary 6 pupils to benefit from the experience and we look forward to seeing you at the parent talk. If you can’t make the talk please drop a note to your child’s class teacher and we will send home a copy of the slides from the talk. We will also put these on the school website. Yours sincerely, Martyn McGlynn, Acting Principal Teacher Director : Robert Naylor Address: Sealock House 2 Inchyra Road. Grangemouth. FK3 9XB The Data Protection Act 1998 obliges Children’s Services to make information accessible to the subject of the information unless there are good reasons for withholding it. In receiving information, it will be assumed that it can be disclosed without further reference to source, unless the information contains a clear indication to the contrary. Telephone: 01324 506600 Z:\Emails to parents 2019-20\Lendrick Muir\Lendrick Muir - First letter about parent talk 2019.docx Email: [email protected]. uk .

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