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MHS PARENT COUNCIL Monfieth High School Parent Council The aims of Monifieth High School Parent Council are to: Promote close co-operation and communication between parents and school staff Promote equality and the school values of respect, fairness and kindness Support the ongoing evaluation and improvement of the school toward achieving the vision of “preparing young people for success now and in the future by developing skills and values through inspiring learning and teaching in a nurturing and supportive environment" Promote links between the school and its wider community Report periodically on its activities to the Parent Forum The Parent Forum is made up of all of the parents, carers or guardians of pupils at Monifieth High School. PCC AGM Minutes 3/6/2024 PCC MINUTES 3/6/2025 PCC MINUTES 25/2/2025 PCC MINUTES 6/11/2024 PCC MINUTES 3/9/2024 PCC AGM Minutes 28/5/2024 PCC MINUTES 28/5/2024 PCC MINUTES 20/3/2024 Parent Council Meeting Tuesday, 3 June 2025 (7-9pm) School library or via Teams https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_Mjg0MTI5MjgtMDc2MC00ZWQzLWI2MDMtOGZmNjQ4OTY3MjY4%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22ccd32ca3-16ce-428f-9541-372d6b051929%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22deb636e5-a8c3-4074-8381-aff3fe8a6265%22%7d PCC MINUTES 24/1/2024 PCC MINUTES 8/11/2023 PCC MINUTES 13/6/2023 PCC MINUTES 8/3/2023 PCC AGM Minutes 7/6/2023 Angus Council - Parent Council/Parent Group Padlet

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REVISION Revision Guides Below are a number of videos, clips and presentations to help guide pupils with their revision ahead of both the SQA Milestone Assessments, and the later SQA exams. Study Skills Overview Senior Business Management, Admin and IT Higher Geography Higher History Higher Classical Studies National 5 Drama Higher Fashion and Textiles Higher Health and Food Technology Higher P.E. Physics National 5/ Higher Dance National 5 Fashion and Textiles National 5 Practical Cake Craft National 5 Health and Food Technology National 5 Practical Cookery SCHOLAR A Guide to Scholar Pupul Carer Info How to use SCHOLAR Scholar is an online courses for Scotland's schools and colleges. Scholar offers 37 online courses aligned to the SQA curriculum at National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher level. Each course draw on the knowledge and experience of teachers and lecturers working in Scottish schools and colleges to develop the course materials. Scholar is available to all pupils in S3 - S6 by adding the SCHOLAR tile to their GLOW Launchpad. Resources are available for the following subjects- e-Sgoil is a national e-learning service established in 2016 in the Western Isles of Scotland. Our focus is on live, interactive, online learning using technology to remove barriers and improve outcomes for young people. e-Sgoil (which stands for e-School in Gaelic) has equity at its heart and seeks to support schools to offer a wide-ranging and resilient curricular offer in response to learner needs. https://www.e-sgoil.com/senior-phase/study-support/ West OS is an online school, created by teachers, providing recorded learning experiences for children and young people. We believe that all children and young people should be able to access high quality learning experiences regardless of circumstances, and believe that the principles of high quality learning and teaching should be reflected in our recorded learning experiences. West OS has been a collaborative, teacher led response to feedback from children, young people and their families and from practitioners and is now cemented as the recorded element of the National e-Learning Offer in Scotland. https://www.westpartnership.co.uk/west-os/senior-phase-resources/ S4/5/6 - E-SGOIL STUDY SUPPORT PROGRAMME

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Welcome to our Rights Respecting School This year Monifieth High School has been working towards recognition as a Rights Respecting School, working with UNICEF to educate pupils and staff on children's rights and how to put them into practice every day. The Rights Respecting Schools Award (RRSA) recognises achievement in putting the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) at the heart of a school’s planning, policies, practice and ethos. A rights-respecting school not only teaches about children’s rights but also models right and respect in all its relationships . This means that the whole school community will learn about rights, pupils will be involved in decisions about their school and the school community will have the knowledge to take action on standing up for rights of children across the world. We are very happy to announce we have been awarded our Bronze Badge, and are currently working towards our silver. A Right's Respecting School doesn't just benefit the school, it makes a positive impact on the whole community. Children are healthier and happier Children feel safe Children have better relationships Children become active and involved in school life and the wider world. Click here to find out more about Rights Respecting Schools. What’s happening in MHS? Updates and events from our RRSA pupil focus group Article of the Term for pupils, staff and parents Opportunities across the school that are making sure rights are being met: Learning Council, Pupil Leadership Team, Charities Team and extra-curricular clubs Events linked to raising awareness of children’s rights across the world. UNCRC is being taken into account when making school policies i.e. Anti Bullying etc. UNCRC Articles highlighted in Tweets and on displays around the school. How can you get involved? Look out for our Article of the Term for all pupils, staff and parents and take part in the activities offered. Article of the Term Autumn 2023

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Wider Achievement As our young people progress through Monifieth High School we aim to equip them with skills and experiences that will allow them to succeed in their post-school life, whatever career they choose to enter. This requires the development of skills such as creativity, innovation, collaboration, adaptability, leadership, persuasion and emotional intelligence. From S1 to S6, we offer a range of wider achievement opportunities which help pupils to build these skills and demonstrate to employers, further and higher education establishments that they are ready to take on the challenges that are ahead of them. Collectively our wider achievement opportunities form the Monifieth High School Leadership Academy. We encourage our young people to take every opportunity that our Leadership Academy offers and we look forward to watching them grow as individuals along the way. The MHS Leadership Academy provides pupils with the opportunity to be involved in the life of the school and develop their leadership skills as they journey through the school from S1 - S6. The purpose of the Leadership Academy is: to develop formal leadership opportunities for S1 - S6 pupils. to develop leadership skills essential for life in work, training or further education. to ensure our young peoples' skills are recognised and their qualification portfolio is developed. Monifieth High School Leadership Academy We know how to get qualifications but how do we get employability skills? How do we build on the leadership skills we developed in primary school?

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