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At South Park we aim to ensure our school and nursery are safe, happy places where all our children flourish. We work closely with our whole school community to provide high quality, stimulating experiences, which foster a love of learning.
We have high aspirations for all our children and strive to challenge and support them so they all achieve their own potential.
Our school and nursery are proud of their friendly, inclusive nurturing ethos where all are valued and have a voice. Our welcoming environment promotes positive partnerships and we strive to actively involve parents and carers in the successful learning journey of all our children.
A whole school community consultation was carried out to agree on a set of core values. Respect, Equity, Ambition, Confidence and Happiness these were chosen by everyone to be the most important. We work together, as a whole school community, to embed and live by these values and consistently strive to fulfil our vision.
In South Park we aspire to REACH excellence in all that we do…
The decisions we make as a school will be based on a commitment to ensuring that our children’s health, wellbeing and progress are our prime concern: Children First!
At South Park we aim to ensure our school and nursery are safe, happy places where all our children flourish. We work closely with our whole school community to provide high quality, stimulating experiences, which foster a love of learning.
We have high aspirations for all our children and strive to challenge and support them so they all achieve their own potential.
Our school and nursery are proud of their friendly, inclusive nurturing ethos where all are valued and have a voice. Our welcoming environment promotes positive partnerships and we strive to actively involve parents and carers in the successful learning journey of all our children.
A whole school community consultation was carried out to agree on a set of core values. Respect, Equity, Ambition, Confidence and Happiness these were chosen by everyone to be the most important. We work together, as a whole school community, to embed and live by these values and consistently strive to fulfil our vision.
In South Park we aspire to REACH excellence in all that we do…
The decisions we make as a school will be based on a commitment to ensuring that our children’s health, wellbeing and progress are our prime concern: Children First!
Kirsty McNeil
Headteacher
Headteacher
Start time 8.50am - 9.00am
Interval 10.30am - 10.50am
Lunch time 12.15pm - 1.00pm
Closing time 3pm
Please see information below about our school and nursery lunches.
Information about School Lunches
Information about Nursery Lunches
Image School Uniform Shop
Pupil Ambassadors 2024/25
Information about School Lunches
Information about Nursery Lunches
Image School Uniform Shop
Pupil Ambassadors 2024/25
Parent Council & P.T.A. All parents of children at school are automatically members of the Parent Forum and are entitled to have a say in what happens at the school. Our school has an active Parent Council and a copy of its constitution and what it does is available from the school. Our P.T.A. has recently been re-established and is looking forward to beginning fund raising activities. If you interested in joining the Parent Council you may contact Karen Singer, Chairperson or if you are interested in joining the P.T.A. you may contact Laura-Anne McGhee or contact the school office.
“My role as Parent Council Chairperson is to represent the views of parents which can provide a positive contribution to your child’s education and is a great way to be involved and support the school” Karen Singer - Parent Council Chair
‘My role as PTA Chairperson of South Park Primary is to build strong working relationships among parents and teachers in support of the children. My vision as Chairperson is to bring everyone together to raise as much funds as possible to provide our Children of South Park as many enjoyable events and opportunities as we possibly can’ Laura-Anne McGhee PTA Chair
“My role as Parent Council Chairperson is to represent the views of parents which can provide a positive contribution to your child’s education and is a great way to be involved and support the school” Karen Singer - Parent Council Chair
‘My role as PTA Chairperson of South Park Primary is to build strong working relationships among parents and teachers in support of the children. My vision as Chairperson is to bring everyone together to raise as much funds as possible to provide our Children of South Park as many enjoyable events and opportunities as we possibly can’ Laura-Anne McGhee PTA Chair
School Improvement Plan 2022/23
School Improvement Plan 2023/24
School Improvement Plan 2024/25
School Handbook 2024
Attendance Policy 2020
Anti Bullying Policy May 2024
Relationships Policy May 24
SLC Privacy Policy
Social Media @ South Park
Nurture Group Policy Updated September 2023
Cost of the School Day Policy 2024
South Park Curriculum Rationale 2024
Pupil Achievement at South Park August 2024
Pupil SIP August 2024
Nursery - Jacqueline Myles, Allison Young, Elaine Mayley, Eileen McConnachie, Laura Cassidy Clyde, Dominika Andrew, Joanne McIlraith, Julie McIntyre and Jane Phillip.
Primary 1/2 - Mrs Cook
Primary 2/1 - Mrs Lees
Primary 3/2 - Miss Stanage
Primary 4/3 - Miss Peacock and Mrs McGinty
Primary 5 - Mr Proctor
Primary 6 - Mrs Gillespie
Primary 7 - Mr Cleary
Address Contact
South Park Primary School Tel. 01355 224748
Netherton Road Email. office@southpark-pri.s-lanark.sch.uk
East Kilbride
G75 9DU
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At South Park we aspire to REACH excellence in all that we do…
