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School Aims

John Ogilvie High School aims to:

provide the highest quality of education and promote high expectation of achievement, in partnership with staff, students, parents and the community.
create, for all students, a healthy, stimulating and supportive environment based on Christian values.
prepare students for their present and future life and work, as responsible and reflective members of the school and local community.
promote the equal value of all students. maximise the equality of opportunity for all.
promote excellence in all areas of school life through a commitment to the professional development of all staff.

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Year	*Parents' Evenings*	*Reporting*
S1	19th January 2010 (4pm -6pm)	27th November 2009 (Interim) 27th May 2010 (Final)
S2	9th March 2010 (4pm - 6pm)	11th February 2010
S3	24th November 2009 (4pm - 6pm) (Non-Reporting)	14th May 2010
S4	27th October 2009 (4pm - 6pm) (Non-Reporting)	15th January 2010
S5/6	10th November 2009 (4pm - 6pm) (Non-Reporting)	30th October 2009 (Interim) 26th February 2010(Main)

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A CHARTER for CATHOLIC SCHOOLS in SCOTLAND

The mission of the Catholic school is to develop as a community of faith and learning, providing the highest quality of education, and offering formation through the promotion of Gospel values, through celebration and worship, and through service to the common good.

All Catholic schools in Scotland, in honouring Jesus Christ as the
Way, the Truth and the Life, will feature the following characteristics:

a commitment to the integrated education and formation of the whole person, in close partnership with parents as the first educators of their children;
an inclusive ethos which aims to honour the life, dignity and voice of each person, made in the image of God;
a commitment to the search for wisdom in life and to the pursuit of excellence, through the development of each person’s unique God-given talents;
a commitment to the spiritual formation of the school community, through the shared experience of prayer and liturgy, and in partnership with local parishes;
the provision of religious education programmes which will enable young people to develop their understanding of Gospel values and of how to apply them to life;
a commitment to uphold the moral teaching, faith tradition and sacramental life of the Catholic Church;
a commitment to communicate Catholic social teaching and thereby to promote social justice and opportunity for all;
a commitment to ecumenical action and the unity of Christians; ·
the promotion of respect for different beliefs and cultures and for inter-faith dialogue;
a commitment to support the continuing professional and spiritual development of staff.

All staff appointed to a Catholic school are expected to support and promote the aims, mission, values and ethos of the school, as illustrated in this Charter.