Monthly Archives: August 2023

We would like to celebrate the out of school achievements of our 2022/23 seniors (current S5 or S6 and June 2023 leavers). Examples could be; sporting achievements, extra curricular achievements, charity work or anything else that you feel deserves to be recognised.

If you would like to share your child’s achievement with the school, please email the details of the achievement to the Head Teacher using the address below. Please include your child’s name & class,  your name,  and your relationship to the child.

You may include a photograph if you wish.

dalkeith.hs@midlothian.gov.uk

The Midlothian Carers Survey is currently open, and VOCAL and their partners are looking to receive more responses than ever before.

The survey is for unpaid carers and it is  an opportunity to have your say and help influence how services are delivered locally. Whether it’s about taking a break from caring, care packages for the person you care for or services that have helped you, we want to listen to your thoughts and ideas.

The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete and you can enter a prize draw too with a holiday or £50 voucher to be won! You can save your answers and come back to them, and you don’t need to answer every question. We’ll ask you about your current or former caring role, taking a break from caring, money, work, health, and wellbeing. The survey will close on Thursday 31 August.

Have your say: https://online1.snapsurveys.com/interview/ff208b97-841d-4008-b64a-e3dbda42f30a

Click image to enlargeAttendance and punctuality
Dalkeith High School attaches great importance to good attendance and timekeeping. Absence from school, whatever the cause, disrupts learning. We value the partnership and support we have with parents in meeting our high standards in attendance and punctuality.

Dalkeith High School operates an online period registration system. This means that your child’s arrival at school in the morning, and attendance at each class of the day is registered by your child’s class teachers.

Teaching and learning begins at 8.40 a.m.
Throughout the day your child should move quickly and efficiently between classes to minimise disruption to learning.

If your child arrives late for school:
– a parental note is required
– the note should be given to school office staff on arrival
– the lateness will be recorded online in your child’s records
If your child arrives late, but before 10 a.m., you will receive a text alerting you to the late arrival.