Weather Update
Weather Warning – Red alert
Due to the red weather warning issued for South Lanarkshire and surrounding areas tomorrow the decision has been taken to close all establishments tomorrow, Friday 24 January 2025.
Staff and pupils should not travel to schools/establishments.
Arrangements will be made to support continued learning for pupils where possible using appropriate resources, including the use of digital platforms.
Whilst we understand that this may cause some inconvenience to families you will appreciate that the health and safety of our children, young people and staff is our priority.
Please find links below to home learning grids for each stage and P3 - P7 will be able to access their Google Classroom tomorrow
Primary 1 Grid
Primary 2 Grid
Primary 3 Grid
Primary 4 Grid
Primary 5 Grid
Primary 6 Grid
Primary 7 Grid
P1 Enrolment:
Children who are age 5 between 1 March 2025 and the end of February 2026 are required to register their child for starting school in August 2025 by completing an online registration form which will be available from Monday 6 January 2025.
The registration form is available on the SLC website
Enrolling your child for school - South Lanarkshire Council
Week beginning 13 January, a member of staff from the school will contact you to discuss your application.
Please note that even if you are putting a placinf request in to send your child to another school, you must in the first instance enrol them in their catchment school.
Welcome back to all our pupils for session 2024-25
All parents/carers should ensure they are signed up for Parent Portal as this will be the communication tool for all school related activities.
Below is a link to the school report findings on Education Scotland's website for our school inspection which took place in September 2023.
St Louise Primary School Inspection - September 2023
If you would like us to share any of your child's wider achievements during our assembly please click on and fill in the link below.
St Louise Wider Achievement Form
On 7 August 2024, the Council’s Executive Committee approved a change to the qualifying distance for mainstream secondary school transport.
From August 2025, those attending their catchment mainstream secondary school will only be entitled to transport where they live more than 3 miles away from school (currently more than 2 miles).
From November 2024, families currently receiving mainstream secondary school transport will be notified on whether they will be affected by the new policy starting in August 2025.
It will remain the responsibility of parents to get their children to school if they are not eligible for school transport, however, the council has committed to working with schools, parents, and pupils to review school travel plans and implement mitigating actions where it could help lessen the impact on families and support more sustainable and active travel. This would include, where appropriate and possible within each school community, the surveying of parents on how they intend getting their child to school, promotion of wider active travel such as the under 22 free bus pass scheme, engagement with transport operators, walking bus initiatives, any park and stride potential, promotion of cycle routes and connecting parents interested in car sharing or parent led transport.
Anyone concerned about a walking route can request a safe walking route assessment using this link.
Safe walking route request | Instructions (southlanarkshire.gov.uk)
Please note that current transport arrangements for primary school and ASN pupils remain unaffected.
This decision was taken under a backdrop of financial pressures and will bring the policy into line with legislation and with most other councils in Scotland. Further information on the new policy for mainstream secondary school transport can be found in our
FAQs V13 policy update Comments, complaints and consultations - South Lanarkshire Council