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Easter 2009List of Events for Parents
The following dates are proposed for the parents’ coffee morning meetings on Fridays from 1000-1230:
6th February in Camphill House, Camphill Estate
27th March place to be confirmed
8th May place to be confirmed
4th September place to be confirmed
20th November place to be confirmed
Thursday 21st May Ascension Day outings
Saturday 30th May to Saturday 6th June Activities Week
Wednesday 10th June, 7.00-9.00pm Consultation Meeting re Development Plan, Eurythmy Room, Camphill Campus
Friday 19th June, 7.00pm BBQ outside St Hilda's, Camphill, in the glorious mid-summer sunshine
Thursday 2nd July, 10.00am School Festival, Camphill Hall, Murtle (time to be confirmed)
Please check the exact time of each event with your child’s teacher or house co- ordinator as they are subject to change!
Annual Reports
The reports are listed most recent first.
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Aberdeen Strategy Debate
Many of our parents in the Aberdeen area and beyond will be aware of the current debate within Aberdeen City regarding funding for children and young people with additional support needs. The impact on individuals and schools within Aberdeen City is already being felt. The Camphill School are actively involved with other voluntary provisions in Aberdeen. In light of the above, we have created an internal strategy group to look at the threats and possibilities of the City Transformation Strategy.
Inspections
As an historic leader in the provision of education for children and young people with additional support needs, the Camphill School have long strived towards excellence. Since 2005 we have been accredited with the National Autistic Society and we are currently preparing for our next annual review (to be held in March).
Please see latest report from HM Inspectorate of Education
Pupils' Council
The Pupils’ Council recently decided that the purchase of clothing with the School’s logo should go ahead. This would take the form of sweatshirts or similar to be worn to the local and national events that pupils from the School attend. The Council was keen to identify with the School and wants to show the world they “are proud of being a part of Camphill”.