Parent Council
Parent Council Aims
The Parent Council aims to…
Work in partnership with the school to decide on key priorities
Provide a voice for parents in the school and local authority on issues that are important to them
Improve the school’s understanding how to engage parents in their children’s learning and in the life of the school
Support the school in developing a strong home/school partnership
Communicate with the parent forum that is to represent all parents to hear their views and keep them informed
Support improvement by discussing the school’s strengths and areas for development from the parental perspective
Help make links with the wider community
Capture the unique and varied skills, interests, knowledge and experience that parents can offer
To contact the Parent Council please email to pcobanhighschool@argyllandbute.npfs.org.uk
At the annual meeting new members have to dedicate themselves to the committee for at least a year.
We urgently need parents joining the committee who are prepared to do jobs and not just attend the few meetings we have over the year when the committee discusses and debate issues. Considering the size of our school, the committee is small and thereby limited by what it can achieve.
Parent Council AGM - Time to be Confirmed
Current office bearers are
Chair - Paul Wilson (Right)
Secretary - Federica Warnock (Middle)
Treasurer- Matt Smyth (not in pic)
🎉 Quick update from Charities' Day! 🎉
The Parent Council did an amazing job raising £213 and boosting our profile! 🙌 Huge thanks to everyone who helped out: Fede, Lyndsay, Rachel, Julie's sister and brother-in-law, my daughter and her friends, my son and his friends! Special shoutout to Liz for the popular "Find the Treasure" game and Fede for bringing plants and cakes. 🌱🍰 And of course, big thanks to our star bakers, Laura, Liz, and Rachel! 👩🍳👨🍳
Check out the photo of our 'human fruit machine' fundraiser in action! 🍒🍋🍉
#CharitiesDay #ParentCouncil #FundraiserFun #CommunitySpirit #ThankYouAll ❤️
Members of the Parent Council are privileged to be given information which may be sensitive and in draft format, for consultation and comment. Members are trusted to keep this information confidential and are asked to think of the good for the entire school and wider community as well as representing their own children.