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- We aim to provide you with up-to-date information about what is happening in St Timothy's through pictures, videos, and text which detail the rich learning experiences and wonderful activities that happen daily both in school and further afield. The staff, children, and parents of the school community are proud of the school's successes and through this website, we hope to continue to share these with you. At St Timothy’s our aims are: Achievement and Attainment To continue to develop effective learning and teaching experiences and to raise levels of achievement and attainment Framework for Learning To provide a motivating learning environment matched to the individual needs of our children Inclusion and Equality To reduce inequality, celebrate social and cultural diversity, and promote social justice and inclusion Values and Citizenship To work in partnership with parents and others in the community encouraging pupils to become responsible citizens Learning for Life To encourage the personal growth of children and staff as effective life long learners In St Timothy’s Primary School and Nursery Class, we provide a safe, happy learning environment within which all children are fully involved in planning and evaluating their learning experiences. We encourage all children to be the best they can be in every aspect of their development and to be successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors, and responsible citizens. Working in partnership with stakeholders we strive to ensure that all of our children are achieving, healthy, active, safe, nurtured, included, respected, and valued members of our multicultural society. Our school, St Timothy’s Primary, is a denominational school located in the Greenfield area in the East of Glasgow. The school’s role is currently 412 children plus 80 (40/40) children in the nursery class. The school has very good working relationships with local schools and is part of the St Andrew’s Learning Community. In session 2012/13 the teaching compliment was 20.6 full-time equivalent. In the nursery class, there is one teacher and four Child Development Officers. There is also a very active Parent Council, incorporating the former PTA, who are very supportive of and work in close partnership with, the school. View full school
We aim to provide you with up-to-date information about what is happening in St Timothy's through pictures, videos, and text which detail the rich learning experiences and wonderful activities that happen daily both in school and further afield. The staff, children, and parents of the school community are proud of the school's successes and through this website, we hope to continue to share these with you. At St Timothy’s our aims are: Achievement and Attainment To continue to develop effective learning and teaching experiences and to raise levels of achievement and attainment Framework for Learning To provide a motivating learning environment matched to the individual needs of our children Inclusion and Equality To reduce inequality, celebrate social and cultural diversity, and promote social justice and inclusion Values and Citizenship To work in partnership with parents and others in the community encouraging pupils to become responsible citizens Learning for Life To encourage the personal growth of children and staff as effective life long learners In St Timothy’s Primary School and Nursery Class, we provide a safe, happy learning environment within which all children are fully involved in planning and evaluating their learning experiences. We encourage all children to be the best they can be in every aspect of their development and to be successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors, and responsible citizens. Working in partnership with stakeholders we strive to ensure that all of our children are achieving, healthy, active, safe, nurtured, included, respected, and valued members of our multicultural society. Our school, St Timothy’s Primary, is a denominational school located in the Greenfield area in the East of Glasgow. The school’s role is currently 412 children plus 80 (40/40) children in the nursery class. The school has very good working relationships with local schools and is part of the St Andrew’s Learning Community. In session 2012/13 the teaching compliment was 20.6 full-time equivalent. In the nursery class, there is one teacher and four Child Development Officers. There is also a very active Parent Council, incorporating the former PTA, who are very supportive of and work in close partnership with, the school.
