relatives. Only written requests detailing the destination, the duration and the provision that will be made for their continuing education will be granted. The pupil will then be noted as an authorised absentee in the register. With no explanation from the parent, the absence is unauthorised. Class size policy In law, the present maximum number of children in classes in P1 is 25; P2 & P3 is 30; P4-P7 is 33. The exception to this is a composite class, which has a maximum size of 25. The Council allocates its staffing to primary schools to ensure that the maximum class sizes outlined above can be adhered to at all times. Your child may be placed in a composite class during primary education. Primary schools have children at seven year stages, P1 to P7. Composite classes occur where children from two or more year stages are grouped together eg P2/3 or, in the case of some small schools, P1/2/3. An information leaflet on composite classes is available online at: Early Childhood Centres are registered with the Care Inspectorate for a maximum number of children in specific age ranges. This will vary from centre to centre. Clothing Childhood Centres Children have the best fun when they are creative and activity-based work. We shall always try to make sure they wear aprons but accidents happen so please dress your child in suitable clothing. Please also make sure that your child has suitable outdoor clothing as outdoor learning takes place on a regular basis.
relatives. Only written requests detailing the destination, the duration and the provision that will be made for their continuing education will be granted. The pupil will then be noted as an authorised absentee in the register. With no explanation from the parent, the absence is unauthorised. Class size policy In law, the present maximum number of children in classes in P1 is 25; P2 & P3 is 30; P4-P7 is 33. The exception to this is a composite class, which has a maximum size of 25. The Council allocates its staffing to primary schools to ensure that the maximum class sizes outlined above can be adhered to at all times. Your child may be placed in a composite class during primary education. Primary schools have children at seven year stages, P1 to P7. Composite classes occur where children from two or more year stages are grouped together eg P2/3 or, in the case of some small schools, P1/2/3. An information leaflet on composite classes is available online at: Early Childhood Centres are registered with the Care Inspectorate for a maximum number of children in specific age ranges. This will vary from centre to centre. Clothing Childhood Centres Children have the best fun when they are creative and activity-based work. We shall always try to make sure they wear aprons but accidents happen so please dress your child in suitable clothing. Please also make sure that your child has suitable outdoor clothing as outdoor learning takes place on a regular basis.
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