September 200 Club Draw
Here’s who won this month! Remember, you can join — and support your school — too! Just send a note to 200club@broughtonhighpc.org and find out how.
Now’s a good time to join the 200 Club!
You’ll support our school in this monthly cash draw – and you could WIN a tidy sum for yourself! E-mail 200club@broughtonhighpc.org and find out how.
WELCOME S1 families! School information isn’t a secret. Don’t want to be kept in the dark?
Join over 600 other parents and carers who are signed up this year for e-mail alerts! Click here to get yourself started: https://broughtonhighpc.org
Follow us online for Twitter and Facebook alerts here: https://broughtonhighpc.org/contact-us/
And why not pop along to one of the school meetings – no pressure, no obligation, just a genuine open door to find out more first-hand. Where does Council money get spent? Who is teaching our kids? How does the new curriculum work? We’ve got all your answers. Got ideas to improve communications? Raise funds? Enrich our learning environment? Tell us what you’re thinking! The meeting calendar is on our website, here: https://broughtonhighpc.org/meetings/
S1 & S2 Parents WANTED: in-person and online supporters needed for school events, management, and general profile-raising
We have a great army of committed parents who each give a few hours every term to help in a variety of ways. Some attend meetings, some help with fundraising, some help run events, and some help with PR.
What could you do? What time could you give? Every little bit helps, and all talents are welcome!
Read more about us at the Parent Council website: https://broughtonhighpc.org/.
WANTED; Broughton High School Teacher to help get school newspaper ready for Septemberfest 2016
Attention, Broughton teachers! We need someone willing to be the contact point for the Parent Council’s annual newspaper project.
At the moment, we’re trying to find a parent volunteer who will do the actual layout and editing, mostly of material collected from the School and PC blogs from last year.
Alternatively, instead of involving a parent volunteer, could this not be a super senior pupil portfolio project? Maybe you have a sixth-year team who could put this together! It would teach them InDesign and Scribus template software – no bad thing for entering the work world.
We’re ready to brief you on what needs to be done. Please help make our newspaper happen!
