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- Our respected school provides a nurturing environment, fully supported by our catholic ethos in which everyone can learn and flourish. The children at St Marnock’s Primary are the most important people here and they are fully supported by a committed staff. Our key purpose in education is to develop the children’s capacity to be Successful Learners, Confident Individuals, Responsible Citizens, and Effective Contributors. We do this with a strong focus on the highest standards of care and welfare. The school delivers Broad General Education through an ever-evolving curriculum. We are most proud of the high-quality learning and teaching in St Marnock’s Primary and appreciate your support as partners in doing the very best for your children. At St. Marnock's we strive to ensure that the curriculum is designed to provide challenge and enjoyment, breadth, progression, depth, personalization and choice, coherence and relevance appropriate to our children's needs to help them develop the four capacities described in the Curriculum for Excellence which our school embraces. At St. Marnock's Primary School we intend to deliver the best for our pupils and have agreed to policies. As we are currently updating a number of our school policies about A Curriculum for Excellence the policy you require may not be listed below If this is the case please do not hesitate to contact the school. At St Marnock’s we encourage parents to become involved in the education of their children. There are many ways of encouraging parental involvement and we are always ready to listen to new suggestions. Glasgow City Council operates a Breakfast Club at St. Marnock's Primary to encourage the children to eat at this important time of the day. It gives them the energy to focus and work hard in class during the morning. Parents are very welcome to make an appointment to visit and look around if they are considering enrolling their child in school. Information concerning dates for the first enrolment is given out annually in the media, through newsletters, and in the church. There will be opportunities for you to visit the school with your child before s/he begins school and you will be informed accordingly. View full school
Our respected school provides a nurturing environment, fully supported by our catholic ethos in which everyone can learn and flourish. The children at St Marnock’s Primary are the most important people here and they are fully supported by a committed staff. Our key purpose in education is to develop the children’s capacity to be Successful Learners, Confident Individuals, Responsible Citizens, and Effective Contributors. We do this with a strong focus on the highest standards of care and welfare. The school delivers Broad General Education through an ever-evolving curriculum. We are most proud of the high-quality learning and teaching in St Marnock’s Primary and appreciate your support as partners in doing the very best for your children. At St. Marnock's we strive to ensure that the curriculum is designed to provide challenge and enjoyment, breadth, progression, depth, personalization and choice, coherence and relevance appropriate to our children's needs to help them develop the four capacities described in the Curriculum for Excellence which our school embraces. At St. Marnock's Primary School we intend to deliver the best for our pupils and have agreed to policies. As we are currently updating a number of our school policies about A Curriculum for Excellence the policy you require may not be listed below If this is the case please do not hesitate to contact the school. At St Marnock’s we encourage parents to become involved in the education of their children. There are many ways of encouraging parental involvement and we are always ready to listen to new suggestions. Glasgow City Council operates a Breakfast Club at St. Marnock's Primary to encourage the children to eat at this important time of the day. It gives them the energy to focus and work hard in class during the morning. Parents are very welcome to make an appointment to visit and look around if they are considering enrolling their child in school. Information concerning dates for the first enrolment is given out annually in the media, through newsletters, and in the church. There will be opportunities for you to visit the school with your child before s/he begins school and you will be informed accordingly.
