P1 - P7 Reporting Calendar
The purpose of reporting is to support and improve learning. It should be an ongoing process which provides clear information on a learner’s strengths, areas for development and specifically what needs to be done to ensure continued progress. Learners should be involved in the reporting process through reflection and dialogue about their learning. It is also important that reporting recognises and values the role of parents and carers and involves them fully in the process.
A written report is one way of communicating with parents and, along with formal parent interviews. This is what people are often used to. However, reporting to parents is an ongoing process, with schools and families engaging in some of the activities identified below in our reporting calendar. This calendar is organised into onoing items as well as termly items.
ONGOING
Ongoing updates via Seesaw App
School Twitter Feed
School Website
Wall Displays in Classrooms & Corridors
Curriculum Workshops
ONGOING
School Newsletters
Parent Focus Groups
Opportunities to Feedback on Developments
Parent/Carer Audits
Opportunities to Help in School & On Trips
TERM 1
Term 1 Learning Newsletter
Learning Together Afternoon
(Covid Dependent)
Learning Updates Conversations
9 - 10 Minutes
(October)
Pupil Target Setting for Term 1 & 2
IEPs for Term 1 & 2
(Where Required)
TERM 2
Term 2 Learning Newsletter
Interim Report
(Nov/Dec)
Christmas Show
P1 - P2 Nativity
P3 - P7 Concert
TERM 3
Term 3 Learning Newsletter
Learning Together Afternoon
Learning Updates Conversations
9 - 10 Minutes
(March)
P3 - P4 Spring Show
P5 - P6 Scottish Opera or Alternative
Pupil Target Setting for Term 3
IEPs for Term 3
(Where Required)
TERM 4
Term 4 Learning Newsletter
End of Year Reports
(June)
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Online Report Follow Up Conversation - (Where Required)
5 Minutes
(June)
P7 Leavers Assembly
Pupil Target Setting for Term 4
IEPs for Term 4
(Where Required)
Sports Day
This calendar was created following feedback from Parent Council, parent/carer audit as well as a parent focus group.