Welcome_pack_document_low-resolution

Welcome pack for 

new parents & pupils 

Welcome to our world 

www.strathallan.co.uk

Welcome 

to our world 

2 

> 

Strathallan School Welcome Pack

Welcome pack for 

new parents & pupils 

Congratulations and welcome! You are about to take the 

first steps down a path which we hope will be the experience 

of a lifetime and one which will provide you with treasured 

memories and friendships for years to come. 

Our community of parents, grandparents, staff, pupils and 

guardians past and present is one of which we are immensely 

proud. As you start to prepare for your venture of joining a 

new school, either as a parent or pupil, we hope that some 

of the information you find here will be useful to help smooth 

the way. 

These details have been prepared with the help of current 

parents who all know what it is like to be new. If you have 

any questions at all and you can’t find the answer here, then 

please just email Aileen Wilson at a.wilson@strathallan.co.uk 

If Aileen doesn’t know the answer then she will be happy to 

put you in touch with a parent ambassador or member of 

staff who does. Never feel afraid to ask. 

Contents 

2 Welcome 

4 Travel: How to get here 

5 Accommodation: 

Where to stay 

6 Before the start of term 

7 Before you arrive: 

School uniform 

11 School shop for pupils 

12 The start of a new term 

13 Start of term routine - Autumn 

14 Exeat weekends, sleep-overs 

and holidays 

15 Communications 

16 Keeping in touch with 

other parents 

17 Website, social media and 

publications 

18 Who’s who in the School? 

21 Academic review and 

progress reports 

22 School events 

25 Strath dictionary 

27 Further information 

I wish you a very warm welcome to Strathallan and look 

forward to meeting you soon. 

Fiona Duncan 

Director of External Relations 

www.strathallan.co.uk > 

3

4 

Travel: 

How to get here 

By air 

From Glasgow 

Glasgow International Airport is 

around 1 hour, 15 minutes’ drive from 

the School. 

The Airport Express bus service 

www.glasgowairport.com/to-and-from/ 

bus/ connects the airport to the city 

centre in 15 minutes, from there you 

can catch a train to Perth. 

Trains run from Glasgow Queen 

Street and take an hour. For further 

information and timetables visit 

www.thetrainline.com/train-times/ 

glasgow-to-perth 

Alternatively you can pre-book a taxi 

www.glasgowairport.com/to-and-from/ 

taxi/ 

Car hire is available through the 

Glasgow Airport website 

www.glasgowairport.com/at-theairport/airport-services/car-hire/ 

From Edinburgh airport 

Edinburgh International Airport is 

50 minutes’ drive from the School. 

A frequent tram service 

www.edinburghairport.com/transportlinks/trams 

can take you into 

Edinburgh city centre where you can 

catch a train to Perth from Edinburgh 

Waverley station. 

The train takes 1 hour 20 minutes. 

www.thetrainline.com/train-times/ 

edinburgh-waverley-to-perth 

Alternatively you can book a taxi 

www.edinburghairport.com/transportlinks/taxis 

Car hire is available through the 

Edinburgh Airport website 

www.edinburghairport.com/transportlinks/car-hire 

Unaccompanied Minors 

If your child is flying unaccompanied, 

please check the regulations of 

the airline before booking. Each 

airline has its own polices relating to 

unaccompanied minors. 

You should also inform your 

Housemaster/Housemistress if 

your child is flying as a designated 

unaccompanied minor, so that they 

can make sure that whoever is picking 

your child up or dropping them off 

is aware and can make appropriate 

arrangements. 

By taxi 

The School approved taxi company is 

M&M Taxis, tel +44 (0)7710 498180 

to book. Taxis from both Glasgow and 

Edinburgh Airports can be booked 

online via the airport websites 

(See left). Taxis are available from the 

taxi rank outside Perth Railway Station. 

By rail 

The nearest train station is Perth. Upon 

arrival take a taxi to Strathallan. This is 

a 17 minute journey by car. 

By bus 

A number of buses run to the village 

of Forgandenny, where the School is 

located. To find out bus times, visit 

www.stagecoachbus.com/plan-ajourney 

Traffic Scotland 

To check any incidents on road or 

rail visit http://trafficscotland.org or 

download their app. 

4 

> 


5 

Accommodation: 

Where to stay 

This list isn’t exhaustive, but parents have told us they have been happy 

with their stay. If you have any suggestions to add, please let us know: 

marketing@strathallan.co.uk 

Hotels 

Gleneagles, Auchterarder - 5* Luxury 

Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, they also 

offer self catering accommodation 

www.gleneagles.com 

(approx. 25 minutes from School) 

Crieff Hydro, Crieff - Luxury Spa 

Hotel Resort and Self Catering 

Accommodation www.crieffhydro.com 


Duchally Country House Hotel 

and Lodges - www.duchally.co.uk 


Sunbank House Hotel, Perth – 4* Hotel 

www.sunbankhouse.com (approx. 18 

minutes from School) 

The Royal George, Perth - 

www.theroyalgeorgehotel.co.uk 


Premier Inn, Perth - www.premierinn. 

com/gb/en/hotels/scotland/tayside/ 

perth/perth-city-centre.html 


Huntingtower Hotel, Perth - 

www.leonardo-hotels.com/ 

huntingtower-hotel 


B & B 

The Townhouse, Perth - 

www.thetownhouseperth.co.uk 


Pitcullen Guest House, Perth, 

www.pitcullen.co.uk 


Whitemoss Lodge, Dunning. Selfcatering 

eco pods are also available. 

www.whitemoss-lodge.com 


Allandale House, Auchterarder. 

www.allandalehouse.com 


Self 

Catering 

Horselea Holiday Cottages 

www.horseleaholidaycottages.co.uk 


Apple Cottage, Forgandenny 

www.scottish-country-cottages.co.uk 

cottages/apple-cottage-sxxb 


The Coach House, Forteviot 

www.coopercottages.com/coach-house 


The Alexander Residence, 

www.alexanderresidence.co.uk 


Rossie Ochil Cottages - 

www.solidluxury.co.uk/locations/rossieochil-estate-perthshire-propertiessleeping-6-to-16/ 


There are a number of properties 

also available on www.airbnb.co.uk; 

www.holidaylettings.co.uk and 

www.tripadvisor.co.uk 

Property 

Sales/ Lets 

There are a number of estate agents 

who deal in both property sales and 

property lettings. Below are a selection: 

www.premierpropertiesperth.co.uk 

www.galbraithgroup.com 

www.asproperty.co.uk 

www.pspc.co.uk 

www.savills.com 

www.primelocation.com 

www.rightmove.co.uk 

www.zoopla.co.uk 

www.belvoir.co.uk/offices/perth 

www.strathallan.co.uk 

> 5

6 

Before the 

start of term 

Before you start the new term you might find the following a useful guide. 

All timings are approximate, we recommend early completion in all cases. 

Eight weeks 

before 

8 

Three weeks 

3 

before 

If needed, make sure all your visa 

details are in place. 

Six weeks 

6 

before 

Order your child’s school uniform. 

See below. Ensure name tags are on 

every item. Book any accommodation 

you might need for your stay. 

Book any taxi transfers or car hire 

needed if you are travelling as a 

family. If pupils are travelling on their 

own, contact your Housemaster/ 

Housemistress to arrange pick up. 

Five weeks 

before 

5 

One 

Join our parent to parent Facebook 

group so you can ask questions and 

find out any information you need to 

know about becoming a new parent 

at Strathallan. Search for Strathallan 

Parents and then request to join the 

private group Strathallan Parent Chat. 

Register to join Classlist so you can 

share your contact details with other 

parents in your child’s year group and 

say Hello. www.classlist.com 

Two weeks 

before 

2 

Ensure you have paid the full term’s 

fees plus the refundable deposit. 

Inform your Housemaster/ 

Housemistress of your child’s arrival 

details and whether they need 

picking up from the airport. 

week 

1 

before 

Check your arrival details and inform 

your Housemaster/Housemistress of 

any changes. 

Arrival day 

0 

Four weeks 

before 

4 

Come and enjoy meeting other 

parents and pupils. 

Complete your child’s medical form 

and send to the Health Centre. 

6 

> 


7 

Before you arrive : 


School uniform is ordered online through our partner 

www.schoolblazer.com 

It will be delivered to the School ready for the start of term. Customer Services Helpline: Tel: +44 (0) 333 7000 703 

email: customerservices@schoolblazer.com The following list is designed for use by Boarding pupils. Day pupils 

will be expected to buy all uniform items, but will not be required to buy some of the items clearly only necessary for 

those living at the School such as duvets, towels etc. 

Riley Girls • Clothing List 

Schoolwear 

6 White revere collar blouses 

(or more as required) 

2 V-neck sweaters – plain navy blue, 

suitable for everyday wear 

2 School tartan skirts 

1 School navy waterproof jacket 

with crest 

1 Plain navy fleece scarf (optional) 

(This is the only scarf permitted) 

6+ Pairs of navy tights 

Games kit 

2 School navy skorts 

1 Tennis skort – white (optional) 

2 School polo shirts – navy blue 

with crest 

2 School polo shirts - white 

with crest 

1 Base layer top – navy (optional) 

(with “Strathallan” in yellow on 

the left sleeve) 

1 Base layer top – white (optional) 

1 Pair of base layer leggings – navy 

(optional) 

3 Pairs of school tracksuit bottoms 

1 School tracksuit top 

2 School round-necked navy 

sweatshirts with crest 

1 School hooded navy sweatshirt 

with crest 

3 Pairs of School games socks (used 

for all sports including rugby and 

hockey) 

1 Navy or black swimming costume 

1 Sports Bag (optional) 

1 Mouth guard for hockey 

(compulsory for all players)** 

1 Hockey stick 

1 Pair of shin pads for hockey 

(compulsory for all players) 

1 Pair of shin pads for football* 


Other items 

The following items are not available 

through Schoolblazer and should be 

sourced separately: 

1 Pair of sensible shoes – plain black 

or navy 

2 Pairs of trainers, one for indoor 

use (must have non-marking soles) 

1 Pair of Astroturf shoes (for hockey) 

10+ Sets of underwear as required 

6+ Pairs of white ankle games socks 

1 Bag – suitable for carrying books 

3 Pairs of pyjamas or nightdresses 

1 Dressing gown 

1 Pair of slippers 

1 Shoe cleaning kit 

4 Towels – medium sized with loops 

attached on the long side 

1 Soap bag with toiletries 

1 Duvet 

2 Duvet covers 

2 Pillow Cases 

* If uncertain, please consult with your 

Housemaster/Housemistress as to the 

necessity of these items on an individual basis. 

** Mouth guards can be fitted at School during 

the first week of term – see information sent 

in the summer mailing for more details. 


> 

7

8 



Riley Boys • Clothing List 

Schoolwear 

1 School tie 

6 White long-sleeved school shirts, 

suitable for everyday wear and 

best dress 



2 Pairs of charcoal trousers, formal 

style 


with crest 

1 Plain navy fleece scarf (optional) 

(This is the only scarf permitted) 

10+ Pairs of dark coloured socks 

Games kit 

3 Pairs of navy rugby shorts 

1 Pair of navy hockey shorts 

(also used for other sports 

including PE and tennis) 

2 School rugby shirts – royal blue 

and navy with crest 

2 School rugby shirts – white and 

royal blue with crest 

3 Pairs of School games socks 

(used for all sports including 

rugby and hockey) 


with crest 

2 School polo shirts – white with 

crest 






(optional) 

1 Pair of base layer shorts – navy 

(optional) 

3 Pairs of School tracksuit bottoms 

1 School tracksuit top with crest 


with crest 

2 School round-necked navy 

sweatshirts with crest 

1 Pair of navy or black swimming 

jammers (not Bermuda shorts) 

1 Sports bag (optional) 

1 Mouth guard for rugby and 

hockey (compulsory for 

all players)** 

1 Pair of shin pads for hockey 


1 Pair of shin pads for football* 


Other items 

The following items are not be 

available through Schoolblazer and 

should be sourced separately: 

1 Pair of traditional style black shoes 




1 Pair of Astroturf shoes 

(for hockey) 

1 Pair of boots (for rugby and 

football*) 

10+ Pairs of pants 



3 Pairs of pyjamas or equivalent 

1 Dressing gown 









4 Towels – medium sized with l 

oops attached on the long side 


1 Duvet 


2 Pillow cases 

1 Belt – black with plain buckle 

(optional) 

8 

> 


9 



Senior Girls • Clothing List 

Schoolwear 

1 School navy jacket 

6 White revere collar blouses 

(or more as required) 



2 School tartan skirts 

1 School waterproof jacket 

with crest 

6+ Pairs of navy tights 

Games Kit 

1 Pair of hockey shorts (also used 

for other sports including PE and 

tennis) 

1 School navy skort 

1 Tennis skort – white (optional) 


with crest 

2 School polo shirts - white with 

crest 






(optional) 




1 School navy sweatshirt (optional) 


for all sports including rugby and 

hockey) 

1 Navy or black swimsuit* 


1 Mouthguard for hockey, rugby 

and football (compulsory for 

all players)** 

1 Hockey stick* 

1 Pair of shin pads for hockey/ 

football* (compulsory for all 

players) 

Other Items 


through Schoolblazer. The School Shop 

(email: shop@strathallan.co.uk 

Tel: +44 (0) 1738 815008) has a limited 

supply of kilts and may have some 

second-hand uniform. All other items 

should be sourced individually: 

Formal Dress 

1 Tartan kilted skirt (full length) – 

family tartan or of own choice. 

The School Shop offers a made-tomeasure 

service for the full length 

tartan kilted skirt (minimum 7 

weeks order time) 

1 Pair of formal shoes, black or navy, 

suitable for wearing with formal 

dress 

Other 

1 Pair of Astroturf shoes 

(for hockey and football)* 

1 House scarf (optional) (This is 

the only scarf permitted and is 

available at the School Shop) 

1 Pair of sensible shoes – plain 

black or navy 



10+ Sets of underwear as required 



3 Pairs of pyjamas or nightdresses 

1 Dressing gown (optional) 

1 Pair of slippers (optional) 


4 Towels – medium sized with loops 



1 Laundry Bag 

1 Duvet 



1 Scientific calculator – for all pupils, 

available to buy at the School 








> 

9

10 



Senior Boys • Clothing List 

Schoolwear 

1 School blazer 

1 School tie 

6 White long-sleeved school shirts, 

suitable for everyday wear and 

best dress 

2 V-neck sweaters – plain, navy blue, 


2 Pairs of charcoal trousers, formal 


with crest 

8+ Pairs of dark coloured socks 

Games Kit 

3 Pairs of rugby shorts – navy 

1 Pair of navy hockey shorts (for all 

sports including PE and tennis) 

2 School rugby shirts – royal blue 

and navy with crest 

2 School rugby shirts – white and 

royal blue with crest 


for all sports including rugby) 


with crest 

2 School polo shirts, white with crest 


(with “Strathallan” in yellow on the 

left sleeve) 



(optional) 

1 Pair of base layer shorts – navy 

(optional) 



1 School hooded sweatshirt 

1 School navy sweatshirt (optional) 

1 Pair of navy or black swimming 

jammers (not Bermuda shorts)* 


1 Mouth guard for rugby and hockey 

(compulsory for all players)** 

1 Hockey stick* 

1 Pair of shin pads for hockey/ 

football* (compulsory for all) 

Other Items 


through Schoolblazer. The School Shop 

(email: shop@strathallan.co.uk 

Tel: +44 (0) 1738 815008) has a limited 

supply of kilts, garters with flashes, 

kilt pins, kilt socks, plain black leather 

sporrans and may have some secondhand 

uniform. All other items should 

be sourced individually: 

Other 

1 Pair of rugby boots* 

1 Pair of Astroturf shoes for hockey* 

1 Pair of football boots* 

1 House scarf (optional) (This is 

the only scarf permitted and is 

available at the School Shop) 

1 Pair of traditionally styled black 

shoes suitable for kilt/school wear 



8+ Pairs of pants 



3 Pairs of pyjamas or equivalent 

1 Dressing gown (optional) 



4 Towels – medium sized with 

loops attached on the long side 


1 Duvet 



1 Laundry bag 

1 Belt – black with plain buckle 

(optional) 

1 Scientific calculator – for all 

pupils, available to buy at 

the School 

Formal Dress 







2 Pairs of kilt socks – suitably 

matching colour 

1 Pair of garters with flashes – 

suitably matching colour 

1 Plain leather sporran 

1 Kilt – family tartan or of own 

choice. The School Shop offers 

a made-to-measure service for 

the kilt and matching flashes 

(minimum 7 weeks order time) 

1 Pair of tartan trousers (optional for 

sixth form only - instead of a kilt) - 

family tartan or of own choice 

10 

> 


11 

School Shop 

for pupils 

School Shop • For Pupils 

Pupils can come into the School Shop 

with a pre-signed chit from their 

Matron and purchase anything they 

need, the items are then added onto 

their school account. 

Mrs Evans will always contact Matron 

if she feels there is excessive spending 

and Matron in turn will get in touch 

with parents. 

Opening times (term time) 

8am – 4.30pm 

Closed during all School holidays, 

although it remains open until the 7th 

July and re-opens the weekend before 

the Autumn term starts. 

Tel : +44 (0) 1738 815008 

Email: shop@strathallan.co.uk 

? 

Did you 

know? 

Laundry – Senior School pupils 

can choose to do their laundry 

themselves using the House washing 

machines provided or can ask 

Matron and her team. Dry cleaning 

of school uniform is available on 

request from Matron at the end of 

every term. 

Day pupils in the Senior part of 

the School are allocated a study 

bedroom for prep periods and study. 

This is usually shared with one other. 

Pupils can bring in items to decorate 

the walls and make themselves 

comfortable. 

International pupils in Lower and 

Upper Sixth can wear their own 

national costume on Wednesday 

‘Kilt Day’. Permission must be 

sought from the Housemaster/ 

Housemistress. 

Second hand 


Before you buy new items of uniform 

or sports equipment, we recommend 

you check the stock of second hand 

school uniform in the Shop. Parents 

can hand in uniform that is in good 

condition and has been dry cleaned for 

others to buy. Parents receive 70% of 

the sale cost in return. 

The School Shop is run by Mrs 

Evans and can be found in the Main 

Building. We recommend making an 

appointment at busy times of year 

(the start of a new term and before 

half term breaks). 

Items for sale in the School Shop: 

• second hand school uniform 

• toiletries 

• stationery 

• sport uniform 

• water bottles 

• mouth guards 

• sports equipment 

• small stock of new uniform (this 

is emergency stock, it is better to 

order direct from SchoolBlazer) 

• made to measure kilts 

• small collection of gifts which can 

be bought or ordered. 

You can pay by card/cash/cheque or 

the cost can be added to your child’s 

school account. 

Name tags, 

laundry & bedding 

Name tags must be on every item of 

clothing including boots and shoes 

(this can be done automatically when 

ordering through SchoolBlazer if 

requested). There should be no plastic 

poppers or buttons on duvet covers – 

Velcro should be used instead. Sheets 

are supplied by the School. Laundry is 

uplifted twice a week. 

School kilts 

These are used for formal occasions 

and on Wednesdays. They should be 

ordered through the School Shop who 

also provide a fitting service. 


> 

11

12 

The start 

of a new term 

International 

pupils & parents 

Food & 

snacks 

Did you 

know? 

? 

All international pupils and their 

parents (for whom English is not your 

first language) are invited to attend 

the familiarisation programme which 

runs for three days at the start of the 

Autumn Term. 

You will be sent separate information 

about this. 

There is a Tuck Shop in every House 

where you can buy sweets and drinks 

and snacks. 

We understand you may want to 

bring some favourite food from 

home, but we do not allow food to 

be kept in bedrooms. Please ask your 

Housemaster/Housemistress for advice. 

For ALL pupils – 

Arrival day, start of term 

Arrival day is informal as pupils arrive from all over the world and at different 

times. Pupils do not need to wear uniform on arrival day. 

What to bring - for boarding pupils: 

• School uniform if not already 

delivered to School by SchoolBlazer 

• Single duvet, duvet cover x 2, 

pillowcases x 4, laundry bag 

• Pairs of pyjamas or equivalent 

• Dressing gown (optional) 

• Pair of slippers 

• Shoe cleaning kit 

• Towels – medium sized with loops 


• Soap bag with toiletries 

• Photos, pictures, posters to decorate 

your room 

• Casual wear for evenings and 

weekends 

• Laptop/tablet – you are welcome to 

bring a laptop or tablet but this is 

not obligatory. Recovery discs are 

also recommended 

• Pencil case and basic stationery 

(although can be bought in the 

School Shop) 

• Bag for school books 

• Scientific calculator 

• Mobile phone – you are welcome to 

bring a mobile phone but this is not 

obligatory 

• Cash - your parents can lodge 

an amount of money with your 

Housemaster/Housemistress in the 

House Bank. You can draw down 

from this for trips and expenses 

during your time at School. 

What to bring - for day pupils: 

• Casual wear if you wish to stay 

into the evening 

• Laptop/tablet – you are welcome 

to bring a laptop or tablet but this 

is not obligatory 

• Mobile phone – you are welcome 

to bring a mobile phone but this is 

not obligatory 

• Cash - your parents can lodge 

an amount of money with your 

Housemaster/Housemistress in the 

House Bank. You can draw down 

from this for trips and expenses 

during your time at School. 

Plugs and Electrical appliances 

Our plugs are three pin, 240volt. 

For any other systems you will 

need a convertor. We allow the 

pupils to bring in all electrical items 

apart from kettles, toasters, toasty 

makers, electric blankets and game 

machines. 

We carry out PAT (portable 

appliance testing) annually in the 

boarding houses and pupils are 

expected to lay out all items on their 

beds for inspection. 

What is portable appliance testing? 

Portable Appliance Testing is the 

visual examination and electrical 

testing of portable electrical 

equipment used in industrial, 

commercial or public access areas 

and locations (including rented 

property) to ensure they are safe to 

use, and cannot present an electrical 

hazard to the operator or anyone in 

their vicinity. 

Bus Service 

The School operates a daily minibus 

service for Day Pupils throughout 

the region. You can see the routes at 

www.strathallan.co.uk/school-life/ 

day-pupils/. To book your child’s 

place and enquire about cost 

contact: transport@strathallan.co.uk 

12 

> 


13 

Start of term 

routine - Autumn 

Room 

decoration 

Junior School - Riley House 

Pupils are allowed to decorate their 

rooms by pinning posters or pictures 

onto the big pin board in each room. 

They are not allowed to pin or bluetack 

anything onto the walls. Plants 

and photo frames are popular as are 

small rugs to add colour. Some pupils 

also like to bring in small plastic 

drawers, (Ikea or similar) to give them 

some more storage space. Senior 

School day pupils who share study 

bedrooms are also welcome to bring 

in decorative items. 

• Pupils’ laptops or tablets will be 

kept in the Housemistress’s office. 

• Pupils hand their mobile phone 

into staff in the morning, so they do 

not have them during class time. 

• Riley pupils have a tuck locker 

which they can add to with snacks 

from home, they can also do tuck 

runs to the local shop with their 

pocket money. 

• Laptops and tablets are not 

necessary for Riley day pupils. 

• Only boarders can lodge cash 

with the Housemistress 

Your first day: Wednesday 5th September 2018 

This is not a School day, so casual clothes can be worn. Here’s what to expect: 

SENIOR SCHOOL 

12pm All Pupils and parents should arrive in your 

allotted Boarding House for a welcome from 

your Housemaster or Housemistress who will 

give you a brief rundown on how the House runs. 

1pm Lunch – an opportunity to meet other key staff 

from the School - after which parents are free 

to leave. 

2.30pm Pupils return to House for their induction 

afternoon and tour of the School. 

5pm Tea, followed by the Headmaster’s address and 

an introduction to the School team. 

6pm Social games (no kit needed). 

7pm Day pupils return home. 

3pm Pupils and parents should arrive in Riley House 

by 3pm, when tea will be served. There will be a 

welcome from Mrs Lalani, Housemistress, who 

will give you a brief rundown on how the House 

runs and introduce Riley tutors, while children 

will take part in some activities. 

4.30pm Activities conclude, after which day pupils are 

free to go. 

Your Housemaster/Housemistress will write to you 

explaining what happens at the start of term. 

Returning boarding pupils arrive back in the evening. 

JUNIOR SCHOOL – RILEY HOUSE 

UPPER SIXTH FORM PARENTS – 

AUTUMN TERM ONLY 

There will be a presentation on university applications 

and entrance for all Upper Sixth Form Parents in the 

evening. 

SPRING AND SUMMER TERM ARRIVALS 

For pupils and parents joining in the Spring or Summer 

term the Admissions Department will contact you with 

details of the arrival programme. 


> 

13

14 

Exeat weekends, 

sleep-overs & holidays 

What is an exeat 

weekend? 

This is a weekend 

when pupils must leave 

School (there are no 

exeat weekends in the 

Senior School). 

Junior School - 

Riley House 

There are two exeat weekends in the 

Autumn Term. These begin on Friday 

evening. Boarding pupils return to 

school on Sunday evening, day pupils 

return ready for Monday morning 

school. 

All pupils must leave school during 

these weekends and arrangements 

should be made with host families or 

guardians for these periods. 

In 2018/19 exeat dates are: 

• Friday 21st September until Sunday 

23rd September 

• Friday 16th November until Sunday 

18th November 

Vacating pupil 

bedrooms 

All Parents 

The School is used by groups during 

the Easter and Summer periods 

therefore pupil bedrooms must be 

emptied of all personal possessions 

at the end of the Spring and Summer 

terms. This also applies to those pupils 

who have completed all of their exams 

prior to the end of the summer term. 

Half–term & 

end of term 

Every term there is a half-term holiday 

of around one week. 

This gives pupils much needed time 

to rest, spend time with their families, 

friends or guardians or revise for 

exams. Pupils must leave school during 

these periods. 

Christmas, Easter & 

Summer Holidays 

The School is made available to other 

groups during the main holidays 

therefore your child’s belongings must 

be removed from School at the end of 

every term. This includes all clothing, 

bedding, books and other items. 

Unfortunately the School is not able 

to look after your child’s possessions 

during these periods. 

Non UK 

based parents 

Please make sure you have arranged 

for your child to stay with a nominated 

adult or host family for exeat 

weekends in the Junior School and 

for half term and holiday weeks in the 

Junior and Senior School. If they are 

not returning home. 

Sleep-overs 

For boarding pupils outside School 

Pupils are welcome to stay overnight 

with other pupils at the weekend as 

long as they seek permission from 

their Housemaster/Housemistress 

who will in turn seek permission 

from you. 

For day pupils inside School 

Day pupils are welcome to stay 

overnight as long as there are bed 

spaces. There is a small charge for 

this. Contact your Housemaster/ 

Housemistress for availability. 

Any day pupil staying overnight 

should bring a sleeping bag, sheet 

and pillow case or a duvet, sheet 

and pillowcase. 

14 

> 


15 

Communications 

Mobile 

phones 

We encourage responsible use of 

mobile phones. Pupils are welcome to 

bring their phone to School but must 

abide by the School rules for when 

and how they can be used. 

Keeping in touch 

with your child 

The School has very strict firewall 

policies. The following apps are 

allowed for use by pupils (depending 

on age restrictions), at certain times of 

day on the School Wi-Fi network: 

• WhatsApp 

• WeChat 

• Skype 

• Facebook 

Full details about mobile phone, 

internet and social media are available 

in the Parent Handbook available on 

the Parent Portal. 

Network/ 

coverage 

Pupils new to the School will be able 

to connect their phone/ tablet/ laptop 

to our wireless network as soon as 

they have received and activated their 

school network account. 

We have control, logging and filtering 

systems in place which are intended 

to protect our pupils, our staff and 

our data: these place restrictions on 

pupils’ use of the internet in particular 

and pupils will be made aware of the 

rules relating to internet usage. 

Not all networks work in the Campus, 

however this changes as suppliers 

improve the strength and location of 

their masts. Currently the following 

networks are used by staff and pupils: 

• O2 

• Vodafone 

Parent 

Portal 

Keeping in touch with your child’s 

activities and progress. 

The Parent Portal is an online platform 

linked to our core School database, 

iSAMS. This is the area where you can 

see your child’s timetable, access their 

school reports and progress reports 

(Form Orders) and download any key 

documents from the school e.g. Fifth 

Form curriculum choices. You will be 

provided with log in details for easy 

access. 

Full details of how to access the 

Parent Portal are available in the 

Parent Handbook. 

Did you know? 

Computing Software 

As part of our licensing with Microsoft, Office 365 is 

available free of charge to all pupils, this will remain 

active for the entire time they are pupils at the School. 

Our IT department, to the best of their ability, will help 

out when it comes to problems with a pupil’s laptop / 

tablet etc. When there are issues with software we make 

available updates when needed and can also reinstall 

most software to pupil laptops, providing license keys 

are available for that software. 

? 

We do not allow the downloading of software via the 

Internet at Strathallan. This is both to protect our 

network and the pupils’ laptops. If there is any software 

which pupils require while they are attending the School 

we will try to make this available to them, providing it is 

either free to use or they can provide us with proof 

of purchase. 

We recommend that any pupil bringing a laptop to 

Strathallan also brings their recovery discs in case any 

major problem should occur. When it comes to hardware 

faults, we will point the pupil in the direction of a local 

facility where they can have these repairs carried out. 


15

16 

Keeping in touch 

with other parents 

It’s often useful to connect with other parents to help with pick-ups/ 

drop offs, birthday presents, outings, overnight stays. 

Classlist 

StrathConnect 

Connect with other parents in your 

child’s year group. 

Classlist is a simple to use, secure 

digital platform that helps parents 

connect with each other. The system 

has been created to allow parents to 

register, share and update only the 

details they feel comfortable with. 

Classlist provides a private group for 

each class and year group. Access to 

each year group’s data is restricted to 

other parents in the same year group 

at Strathallan. This means users can 

only view information relating to 

their year group making it easier to 

communicate on a personal level. 

With Classlist, you enter your own 

information through a fully-managed 

secure platform, you can choose 

what information to share, who to 

share it with and change it whenever 

you want. If any parent is found not 

respecting another’s privacy, they will 

be removed from the site. 

To register: 

Visit https://classlist.com 

Or download an App from either the 

App Store or Google Play so you can 

always have access to that helpful 

information. 

Connect with the Strathallan Family 

around the world. 

StrathConnect is a secure online 

platform exclusively for our parents, 

former parents and pupils and for 

our Sixth Form. It has details of 

events, reunions, member’s news 

and opportunities to provide and 

seek mentoring, advice with CVs, 

internships and jobs. As a parent you 

can both volunteer to provide advice 

to others, including our Sixth Formers 

as well as develop and refine your 

personal and professional networks. 

As a Sixth Form pupil this is a great 

first step to building your network 

for the world of work and university 

study. 

To register is easy: 

Either through entering your email 

address, or via Facebook and 

LinkedIn. Every month you will 

receive a short e-newsletter with latest 

posts and of course you can opt out at 

any time. 

The Strathallan worldwide network, 

possesses a wealth of talent and 

opportunity that is hard to beat. 

We hope you will be part of it. 

Activate your profile today at 

www.strathconnect.co.uk 

16 

> 


17 

Website, social media 

and publications 

Website: 


News and forthcoming 

events 

We regularly update the website and 

publish news every week. Please do 

check out the News and Events section 

for information on what is happening 

and what is coming up. 

You can access the Parent Portal from 

the Log In section in the top right 

corner. There is also a parents section 

which will continually be updated 

www.strathallan.co.uk/school-life/ 

parents/ 

Sports news & 

fixture updates 

We have a dedicated sports website. 

You can access this from the main 

school website or by visiting 

www.strathallansport.co.uk. You can 

also download an app directly to your 

phone from this site. 

School 

calendar 

For details of what is happening week 

by week visit www.strathallancalendar. 

co.uk/week.aspx 

You can also access this on your 

phone. 

You will also be sent a printed copy 

by post every term. 

Social 

media 

The School runs active social media 

accounts on Facebook, twitter and 

Instagram accessible by everyone. 

There is also a closed Facebook group 

for parents, monitored by other 

parents and designed to be a place 

where you can ask questions, find out 

more and seek information. 

Houses run closed twitter and 

Facebook accounts which parents can 

also join. For pupil protection we do 

not put pupil’s full names in any social 

media posts – rather first name and 

the surname initial. 

Strathallan 

news 

We publish a printed newsletter three 

times a year which is also available 

online. You can tell us whether you 

prefer to receive a print copy or access 

the digital version. 

Connect with us 

• Facebook: @StrathallanSchool 

• Facebook closed group for 

parents: @StrathallanParent 

• Twitter: @StrathallanSch 

• Twitter: @strathallansport 

• Twitter: @strathpipeband 

• Instagram: 

@StrathallanSchoolOfficial 

Ask your Housemaster/Housemistress 

about group House accounts. 

Weekly What’s On 

You will receive a weekly ‘What’s On’ 

at Strathallan for the week ahead 

by email. 

Headmaster’s 

update 

You will receive a comprehensive 

letter from the Headmaster every 

term full of information on what is 

happening in the School. 


17

18 

Who’s who 

in the School? 

Housemaster/ 

Housemistress 

Your child’s Housemaster/ 

Housemistress is ultimately 

responsible for the efficient running 

of the House and in particular the 

academic, social and physical wellbeing 

and development of the pupils 

within it. 

They are the first port of call for any 

questions you may have about your 

child’s wellbeing, academic progress 

or activities, or for day-to-day 

school life. 

Every Houseparent lives in their own 

accommodation in the House. 

All our Houseparents are also teachers 

and coaches and have busy schedules, 

so the best way to contact them is by 

email. Simply use the house name 

followed by @strathallan.co.uk e.g. 

Ruthven@strathallan.co.uk 

Your Houseparent may then put you 

in touch with: 

• Academic Tutor – who meets 

with your child every week and is 

responsible for overseeing their 

academic progress. 

• Deputy Head Pastoral – Mr David 

Barnes oversees the pastoral care, 

well-being and child protection 

of every child in the School. His 

responsibilities include: 

Child Protection Co-ordinator; 

Named Person Service Coordinator. 

He also oversees all 

Tutors and school tours and trips 

including the Kenya programme 

whereby a number of pupils 

spend up to 2 weeks in a school 

and orphanage in Kenya every year. 

All Houseparents report to 

Mr Barnes. 

admindjb@strathallan.co.uk 

• Deputy Head Academic – Mr Sean 

Hamill is responsible for standards 

of teaching and learning across the 

School and disciplinary matters in 

class and around School. All Heads 

of Department have a reporting 

line to Mr Hamill. 

Dha@strathallan.co.uk 

• Director of Studies – Mr Adam 

Streatfield-James is responsible 

for the curriculum at all levels, 

subject selection and form orders. 

Adminacwsj@strathallan.co.uk 

• Director of Sport – Ms Audrey 

Sime is Director of our sports 

programme at Strathallan and is 

in charge of the physical fitness 

and wellbeing of pupils. She is 

also Deputy Child Protection Coordinator. 

sport@strathallan.co.uk 

• The Bursar – Mr Anthony Glasgow 

MBE is in charge of Finance, Estates 

and Domestic Services. The Bursar 

oversees all means-tested bursary 

applications and fee remissions. 

bursar@strathallan.co.uk 

• Head of Learning Support – 

Mrs Kate Streatfeild-James is 

responsible for learning support 

across the School. 

staffksj@strathallan.co.uk 

18 

> 


19 

Who’s who 


Staff – 

Who’s Who 

A full list of staff is available in the 

Parent Handbook. 

For general 

enquiries 

School Reception can be contacted 

on Tel: +44(0) 1738 812 546 or by 

email on secretary@strathallan.co.uk 

and can help with general enquiries. 

Other 

Contacts 

• Ms. Shona Ambrose is in charge of 

the Student Exchange Programme 

which is available to Fifth Form 

pupils. Every year a group of pupils 

apply to spend a summer in South 

Africa, New Zealand or Australia. 

In return we welcome pupils from 

those countries to Strathallan in the 

Winter term. 

staffsema@strathallan.co.uk 

• Mr Andrew Watt is in charge of 

Careers and Destination Advice 

at Strathallan. He supports pupils 

in their preparation for life beyond 

Strathallan and helps them prepare 

for university and college entrance. 

careers@strathallan.co.uk 

• External Relations, Admissions 

and Parent Engagement - 

Mrs Fiona Duncan is Director 

of External Relations and is 

responsible for Admissions, 

Marketing, Alumni and Parent 

engagement. 

f.duncan@strathallan.co.uk 

• Chantelle Robson is Admissions 

Manager and also coordinates 

Scholarship applications, 

c.robson@strathallan.co.uk; 

Aileen Wilson is Alumni and 

External Relations Manager, 

a.wilson@strathallan.co.uk 

• The Headmaster – Mr Mark Lauder 

has overall responsibility for the 

School and reports to our Board 

of Governors. Mr Lauder is always 

happy to meet with parents but has 

a very busy diary. We therefore ask 

parents to speak with the relevant 

Deputy or other member of staff in 

the first instance. 

Headmasterspa@strathallan.co.uk 


19

20 

Who’s who 


International 

parents 

Mr David Giles is our Director of 

International Study Programmes and 

along with Mr Louis Dunn, Director of 

International Studies, is responsible 

for the well-being and progress of all 

international pupils for whom English 

is not their first language. They can be 

contacted at: d.giles@strathallan.co.uk; 

l.dunn@strathallan.co.uk 

Chinese Counsellor – Dr Tao Zhou 

is our Chinese Counsellor and is 

available to be a listening ear and to 

provide advice to Chinese parents 

and pupils. He can be contacted on 

stafftz@strathallan.co.uk. Dr Zhou 

also has a WeChat account. 

English as an Additional Language – 

Ms Traude Ailinger is in charge of our 

English language support and can be 

contacted on: eal@strathallan.co.uk 

The Health 

Centre 

The Health Centre is staffed by a team 

of professionals. During term time 

there is always a nurse on duty from 

7am to 7pm Monday to Saturday and 

on call outwith these times. 

There is a visiting doctor three times 

a week. Private physiotherapy sessions 

are conducted weekly. Pupils can ask 

for advice from House staff or can 

refer themselves directly to the 

Health Centre. 

Counselling 

Service 

Counselling can be accessed by pupils 

according to individual need. 

What does 

the Assistant 

Housemaster/ 

Housemistress do? 

The Assistant Housemaster/ 

Housemistress supports Housemaster/ 

Housemistress in the House. Most live 

in the House too. 

What does 

Matron do? 

Matron takes care of domestic duties 

such as laundry and cleaning in the 

House and is also responsible for 

pupils’ health. 

She dispenses medication, makes 

sure pupils get to any appointments 

on time, sees that they have the 

correct uniform and many other 

similar duties. 

Most importantly Matrons are there as 

a listening ear, to be a friendly face and 

to help with any concerns or queries 

a child might have. 

Gappies 

In the Junior School, Riley there are 

two gap students every year who 

usually come from New Zealand or 

Australia. Affectionately known as the 

Gappies they are there to help with 

lessons and with social time and to be 

a big brother and sister to Riley pupils. 

Did you 

know? 

? 

We run an exchange programme 

with schools in New Zealand, 

Australia and South Africa. Fifth 

Form pupils can apply to spend a 

summer in a partner school. 

In return we welcome pupils from 

partner schools to Strathallan at 

other times in the year. They either 

stay with the pupil’s family or in the 

boarding house. 

To find our more, please contact 

Ms. Shona Ambrose staffsema@ 

strathallan.co.uk. 

20 

> 


21 

Academic review 

and progress reports 

Form Orders 

and reports 

Every half term your child’s teachers 

will write a Form Order. This is 

designed to give you and your child a 

regular update on their progress. It is 

available online on the Parent Portal. 

Every term you will receive a full 

report about your child’s progress. 

This will cover every academic subject 

as well as include comments from your 

child’s Housemaster/Housemistress. 

Parent 

meetings 

There is an annual parent meeting 

for each year group which is an 

opportunity for you to speak to all 

your child’s teachers. We encourage 

you to attend with your child to allow 

discussion of progress. 

We organize parent meetings around 

the beginning and end of terms for the 

convenience of boarding parents. 

Parent 

forums 

These take place in Houses once a year. 

These provide the opportunity for 

parents to gather together and discuss 

specific issues with House staff and 

fellow parents. All dates are included 

in the School Calendar. 

Junior School, 

Riley House 

Parent Forums take the form of coffee 

mornings throughout the year. 


21

22 

School 

Events 

There is a busy programme of events and fixtures throughout the year. 

Parents, guardians and families are very welcome to attend. 

Sports 

fixtures 

Sports fixtures are detailed in the 

printed calendar, but the best place 

to check for up to date information 

including changes to fixtures and 

team lists is the website: 

www.strathallansport.co.uk 

Tea, coffee, soup and sandwiches 

are always served in the Wilf Hoare 

Room at the end of matches for those 

watching the matches. Match teas are 

also provided for visiting teams and 

Strathallan pupils. 

Whole School 

social events 

We run a series of events for you, your 

family and friends throughout the year. 

Some events have a limited capacity 

and we encourage you to register so 

that we can cater for everyone more 

effectively. 

Please see the Events page on the 

website for details: 


Occasionally the play and musical can 

have adult themes which make them 

unsuitable for younger children so 

always best to check on the website 

first. Keep an eye on the School 

Facebook group @strathallanschool for 

parent only events too. We hold regular 

drinks receptions and other activities 

throughout the year. 

On page 24 is a sample of planned 

activities for this year. These events 

may be liable to change and there 

may also be additional events. 

Check the School calendar 

www.strathallancalendar.co.uk and 

website for up to date information. 

22 

> 


23 

School 

Events 

? 

Did you 

know? 

Easter & Summer Camps 

We run a busy programme of Easter 

and Summer camps in sports, 

performing arts and more for ages 7 

+ and for beginner to advanced level. 

Places book up quickly so make 

sure you secure your child’s place 

by visiting www.strathallan.co.uk/ 

learning/sport/sports-activitycamps/ 

Camps are open to non-pupils also. 


23

24 

School 

Events 

These are a sample of the events arranged throughout the year. Keep an eye on the School Website and the monthly 

‘Whats on’ email for information and updates. 

EVENTS CALENDAR 

SEPT 

OCT 

Parents Clay Target Shooting Evening 

Come and try your hand at Clay Target Shooting at our Clay Shooting Academy. Don’t worry if you have never picked 

up a gun before – our world class instructors will be on hand to guide you. 

House Music 

A very informal inter-House music competition with each House putting forward a choir (in which every member of 

House takes part), an ensemble and a solo. An external adjudicator determines the winners. 

NOV 

Mums’ Social Evening 

A great chance to get to know other Strath mums. Held in The Bothy, Perth, this is always a fun evening. 

Christmas Concert 

Showcasing the best of our music across the whole School • Perth Concert Hall. 

School Play 

Strathallan’s acting talent takes to the stage in the School theatre over two nights. 

DEC 

Carols in the City, London 

A beautiful carol service for all the family held in Covent Garden, London, followed by mulled wine and mince pies. 

Carols in the City, Edinburgh 

A beautiful carol service for all the family held in Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, followed by mulled wine and mince pies. 

Family Ceilidh 

Bring along the whole family for a fun night of Scottish country dancing – don’t worry if you’ve never done it before, 

there will be a caller guiding everyone through each dance. 

FEB 

Variety Show 

The full panoply of Strathallan pupil talent is on view at this annual competition. 

MAR 

School Musical 

The combined forces of the School Music and Drama departments come to the fore over three nights in the 

School theatre. 

Headmaster’s Music 

Held in School and a wonderful opportunity to see our musicians at their finest. 

Sports Day 

The culmination of athletics in the summer term. Fiercely fought inter-House competition followed by a BBQ. 

JUNE 

Speech Day 

A highlight of the year, this is compulsory for all pupils to attend, and is a day for celebrating the achievements of 

pupils of all ages. Afterwards there is a BBQ on the Lawn and the opportunity to see a concert, take a look at the Art 

Exhibition and visit other areas of the School. 

Leaver’s Ball 

A fabulous night for Upper Sixth pupils and their parents to celebrate the culmination of their time at Strathallan. 

Junior School, Riley House Performance Showcase 

The Junior School’s very own showcase in the School theatre. 

Valedictory Service 

A final service of thanks for Upper Sixth pupils and their families followed by drinks and a buffet lunch in the 

dining hall. 

24 

> 


25 

Strath 

Dictionary 

STRATH TERM 

Alumna/ 

alumnus/alumni 

Assembly 

DEFINITION 

Former pupil(s) – also known as Strathallian(s). 

Whole School gets together every Friday in Chapel. 

Brew room 

Available on every floor in boarding Houses for pupils to make light snacks. 

Casuals 

CCF 

Chanter 

Colours 

Congregational 

practice (Congy) 

Distinction (Stinky) 

Division (Div.) 

Duke of Edinburgh 

(DofE) Award Scheme 

Exeat 

Casuals can be worn when School uniform is not required. 

Combined Cadet Force. From Fourth Form onwards, pupils can choose to join either Army, Navy or Marines for 

activities on Wednesday afternoons. 

The pipe of the bagpipes used to learn to finger the different melody notes of bagpipe music. 

Awards for achievement in a variety of disciplines: • Sport • Academic • International • Music • Performing Arts 

Colours are shown by a coloured band being sewn around the lower sleeve of the School blazer. 

Held in Chapel every week to practice congregational singing. 

Awarded by teachers for outstanding effort in a piece of work. In the Junior School, Riley House, it is awarded for 

the culmination of eight merits. 

Each pupil in the Junior School, Riley House is assigned to a Division. 

A national scheme promoting leadership skills. Pupils start working toward Bronze and can work up to 

Gold over three years. Gold awards are presented at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh. 

Weekend leave for Junior School, Riley House pupils only. 

Fatigues 

Firefly 

Form Order 

Punishment. This usually involves cleaning up in the Dining Hall after meals or similar. 

Virtual learning platform which allows teachers and pupils to publish and access information from anywhere 

with an internet connection. Used for lesson planning, preparation and content. 

Mid-term report of pupil performance. 

Gappie 

Students (usually from Australia or New Zealand) who work in the Junior School, Riley House every year. 

Gated 

GIRFEC 

Hoodies 

Punishment. Confined to House and required to report to a member of staff on a regular basis. 

GIRFEC is the national approach in Scotland to improving outcomes and supporting the wellbeing of our children 

and young people by offering the right help at the right time from the right people. It supports them and their 

parent(s) to work in partnership with the services that can help them. www.gov.scot/Topics/People/Young- 

People/gettingitright/what-is-girfec 

Hooded sweatshirts. There are House hoodies and sometimes hoodies for different activities. 

House 

Boarding House. All pupils (day and boarding) are allocated to one House during their time at Strathallan. 

House Music 

John Muir Award 

LAMDA 

Annual inter-house music competition. 

Alternative to CCF for pupils on a Wednesday afternoon. An environmental award scheme promoting personal 

development through outdoor experiences, encouraging awareness, understanding and responsibility for wild 

places. 

London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts 

www.strathallan.co.uk > 25

26 

Strath 

Dictionary 

STRATH TERM 

DEFINITION 

Late card 

Issued to pupils when they are late for class. They then have to report to Mr Hamill. 

Pitreavie 

Venue for athletics meetings. 

Peer mentor 

Prep 

Reels 

Report 

Roll call 

Senior pupils who receive training to act as a listening ear and advisor to other pupils. 

Subject work to be undertaken outside of class hours. Formal prep times are: 

• Junior School, Riley House: 6.15pm - 7pm • Senior School: 7.30pm - 9pm 

In the Junior School and in Third Form and Fourth Form prep takes place downstairs in Houses under 

supervision. In older years pupils can use their study bedroom. 

Social event with Scottish country dancing. 

A formal record of pupil performance received at the end of each term. Housemasters/Housemistresses and 

Headmaster will also add their comments as will the Headmaster. 

Register of pupils taken every morning in House. 

Rothesay Pier 

Shirt sleeve order 

Snow day 

SOCS 

Speech Day 

Strath 

Car parking area next to the Dining Hall – School mini-buses leave from here in the evenings. 

Issued by Captains of School in hot weather, having sought permission from the Headmaster – means blazers do 

not have to be worn. 

If there is sufficient snow to ski in the winter then trips will be arranged to the ski slopes at Glenshee in 

place of Games. All equipment can be hired. 

Website detailing sports fixtures, team sheets, results. www.strathallansports.co.uk 

Compulsory for all pupils. Parents and guests are invited to join us to celebrate the successes of pupils that year. 

Prizes are awarded. 

Shortened term for Strathallan School. 

Strathallian 

Former pupil. 

The Saloon 

The Valley 

Tasty Tuesday 

Room in the Library used for reading and containing portraits of former Headmasters 

Wooded area adjacent to the Junior School, Riley House for the sole use of Riley pupils. If playing in the Valley an 

extra pair of tracksuit bottoms is required. 

Bacon and veggie rolls on sale to support children in Kenya. 

Tuck 

Sweets and snacks sold in House by Matron. 

Tutor 

All pupils are allocated a Tutor. Each year group in each House will have their own Tutor. 

Tutor innings (inny) 

Social evenings held in House with the Tutor and Tutor group. 

Tutor outings 

Social outings with the Tutor and tutor group e.g. ten pin bowling. 

Valedictory 

All Upper Sixth pupils and their parents/guests are invited to a service celebrating their time at School. 

26 

> 


27 

Further 

information 

You will find comprehensive information about life at Strathallan in 

the Parent Handbook (Information for Parents) which is available on 

the Parent Portal. 

In the meantime if you have any questions or suggestions for 

other content to be included here, please don’t hesitate to contact: 



27

Strathallan School 

Forgandenny 

Perth PH2 9EG 

Scotland UK 

Tel: +44 (0)1738 815003 



strathallanschool 

StrathallanSch 

Registered in Scotland as a charity (SC008903)

Welcome_pack_document_low-resolution

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?