DHS has launched an initiative to re-establish the school values and are very keen to get parents involved. A drop-in evening will therefore be held on Monday, 10th June (6-8pm), Murray Hall.
All P7 pupils have been invited to attend some DHS after school clubs in partnership with Active Stirling. Letters went home yesterday. The cut off sheet should be returned to your primary school
To participate in the fair please send an email to [email protected]
before Friday, 1st June, confirming you and your childβs name, including registration class.
Careers Fair for new S3, 4, 5 and 6 pupils and their parents/carers, Thursday, 6th June, 6.30 - 9.00pm.
More details issued today via Parentpay email. Please feel free to message us if you have any questions πππ»
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DHS sports sponsorship/ donations opportunity
The Health & Wellbeing agenda is very important at Dunblane High School and we believe that giving... https://t.co/sb4Q2XiBfb
How to get your results?
Scottish Qualification Certificates (SQC) will arrive by first class post on Tuesday 6 August 2019.
If pupils activated their MySQA account and took National 4, National 5, Higher or... https://t.co/zXgV8IMsT1
OPEN DAY DATES
- Scottish College & Universities
Is your child S4 or above? Itβs never too early to visit a college or university open day.
It can help take away doubts and numerous questions about university/college, campus, accommodation and... https://t.co/KGrDhMhWgs
Randolph Hill say goodbye to our S6 volunteers. The pupils were very touched by the personalised DHS cake made by the cook and handmade cards from the residents.
The Parent Council are in the process of organising a new group of pupils to start as soon as the exams are over.
If anyone has a Dunblane high school blazer or tie which is now surplus to your requirements, please could you hand them in to the school office or pass them to a member of the Parent Council. Thank you π!
Each year, S5 pupils are allocated a week in November to gain work experience. Pupils/Parents/Carers can plan and organise this themselves, if not the school will assist. The work experience can be a week with... https://t.co/wDrNXYnEae
You might be interested in the work of the Gambling Education Hub, previously known as Youth Problem Gambling Initiative, which offers preventative programmes to address youth and problem gambling, and resources... https://t.co/yFnP8571Yr
Study Skills - Itβs never too early to learn π
Learning good study skills will not only help you in school, they will also help you succeed in life. Good study skills can increase confidence, competence, and... https://t.co/cS4VyCT7BV