Edinburgh Council run short courses on parenting 11 to 16-year-olds, called ‘Teen Triple P’.  They’re free for parents and carers of city schoolchildren.  The next one in our area is on Tuesday, 1 September, at the Pilton Youth and Children’s Project, from 10 to 12 o’clock.  Look here for all the details.

Here they are, this month’s 200 Club draw results!  That’s another £147 profit for our school, and some Spring spending money in the pockets of five of our supporters.

Remember, YOU can get involved too.  E-mail 200club@broughtonhighpc.org and find out how!

The National Parent Forum of Scotland ‘nutshells’ synopses have expanded to include the various new assessment styles sanctioned in the National 5 and 6 way of doing things — they can be quite varied, so this is worth a look — and the new and variegated pathways a senior student can take in learning and development.

See the rundown on assessments here, and the pathways here.

The National Parent Forum of Scotland continues to roll out revision resources.  They call these the ‘nutshell’ guides.  They’re very good indeed.  We direct your attention to the National 5 ones here, and the Higher ones here.