WELCOME FROM THE HEADTEACHER
A warm welcome to Callander Primary School. We hope you find the information contained in this website useful.
We have a highly committed staff at Callander Primary who provide high quality learning and teaching experiences, and who contribute to the creation of a positive, vibrant learning environment. Our school aims are:
• To promote the personal growth of children and adults so that all can achieve their full potential.
• To provide a happy, nurturing and safe environment where all are valued and respected.
• To promote the important partnerships within the whole school community, and to develop the skills necessary for pupils to become active and responsible citizens.
• To equip pupils with the skills and attitudes necessary to adapt in a changing society, by encouraging creativity, enterprise and ambition.
Together, we ensure a nurturing, safe, caring ethos where every child is valued as an individual.
Our school motto of
“Dream, Believe, Achieve”
encourages the children to develop a passion for learning and curiosity that will help to develop high aspirations. We encourage the children to develop their own talents and interests and we support this by ensuring the children experience a wide range of activities both within and out with the school day.
Our school rules, developed in consultation with the children, have identified the following three key themes:
Ready, Respectful, Safe.
These rules are further underpinned by our core values for of:
Honesty, Respect, Co-operation, Responsibility, Fairness
At Callander Primary School the children are at the heart of every decision we make to ensure that they feel listened to and are happy, confident and enthusiastic. We strongly believe that learning should be fun, innovative and motivating ultimately ensuring the children become successful learners, confident individuals responsible citizens and effective contributors.
If you have any questions or queries with regard to anything within this handbook please do not hesitate to contact the school.
Tanya Starkey
Headteacher