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(6391-090110)Counter reset from 5290 on 13-04-09
Parts of this site were updated on
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Recent documents |
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Praise for our pupils |
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Latest newsletters
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Standards & Quality Report
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There are a number of Parent
Council documents, including meeting minutes,
now available on the Parent Council Page |
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We will note here any
compliments which our pupils receive.
28-6-10 - Praise from
2 visiting drug workers on S3 behaviour |
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Adverse weather update service |
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eBulletin service |
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Dial
Highland Council's access number -
0870 054 6999
Now
enter Wick High School’s pin number
04 1270
Adverse Weather advice
document |
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To automatically receive the school's
eBulletins, send an email to
depwhs@wick.highland.sch.uk .
In the email, please include details of the full name and registration
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ALL PARENTS ARE ADVISED TO ENSURE THAT CONTACT
DETAILS AND EMERGENCY ACCOMMODATION DETAILS ARE UP-TO-DATE -
Pupil detail update form available for
download
Click>
Pupil Update Form |
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This is
Reiss beach in August; 3 miles of pristine sand just outside of Wick.
The local golf course runs
alongside this beach.
It's one of our little secrets. |
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Details of the EMA scheme
for Highland Council can be downloaded by clicking
HERE |
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School Aims
Wick High School aims to enable all pupils
to grow intellectually, socially and emotionally, and to develop,
as far as possible, their individual talents and abilities.
Specifically to:
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maintain
a secure and pleasant environment in which learning may take place.
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ensure
the best quality of teaching and use of resources.
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establish
an atmosphere in which all staff and pupils feel valued and motivated
to play a full part in developing all aspects of school life.
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acknowledge
the role of parents in the education of their children and promote
effective communication between home and school.
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encourage
links between the school and the community as part of the school's
commitment to prepare pupils for life and work in society.
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equip
pupils with the highest qualifications possible to enable them
to move on successfully to employment or continuing education.
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Click
HERE to see some views
from around the school
MOVING OUT / LEAVING HOME
The Calman Trust Ltd is a voluntary
organization based in Highland.
We provide support, training and advice to young people aged 14-25 years
who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or who may be struggling to
make the transition to independent adulthood.
We work alongside young people in schools to help them prepare of the
challenges they will
face in moving on towards work, or a home of their own in the future.
The aim is to enable young people to live sustainable, positive,
independent lives. The website
www.leavinghomeinthehighlands.org
provides valuable guidance, advice and links for young people
leaving home and moving on.
The
logo above was created using work by a Scottish Artist, Christine Campbell,
who lives in the Western Isles.
She kindly gave us permission to use it.
Please visit her site
HERE
, feel free to sign her guest book or commission a painting!
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