Come along and join the fun! Saturday 15th September 2018 10:30-3pm, Kirkcaldy will host Kirkcaldy Beach Highland Games (on the beach, opposite Mercat Shopping centre) There will be kids races, Highland dancing, family entertainment and lots more!
LUNCHTIME ROTA Early Lunch Q – Mr S Pullar Early Lunch Street – Miss L Jack Late Lunch Q – Miss R Richardson Late Lunch Street – Mr G Easton Dance Club S1-S3 Dance club will start again the first week back after the holidays on Wednesday the Read more…
You are invited to a free information session with Connect (formely SPTC) Help!? How can I support my child at High School? How can our Parent Council work to support parents and children/young people effectively? This relaxed and imforative session will help you support your child and understand how Read more…
Viewforth’s senior pupils again displayed their presentation and team working skills in the finals of the YPI competition. Having researched the work of local charities and the impact they have on the locality, the pupils presented their findings to a panel of judges who eventually decided that the £3000 cheque Read more…
NEW YEAR : NEW YOU ! Healthy Body : Healthy Mind Active Body : Active Mind At the start of each new year many of us resolve to develop a healthier lifestyle in the months ahead. Some manage to do what they intend while others fall by the wayside. During Read more…
Viewforth Public School opened to pupils on 21 September 1908. 176 boys and 194 girls were on the roll. The first Headteacher was Mr Gregor McGregor. His depute was Mr Donald McKay. Mr McGregor set out to ensure the school provided a wide range of education for his pupils. Indeed Read more…
Viewforth pupils participated in the Fife wide Pupilwise survey in November 2014. The results for individual schools were made available in March 2015. Viewforth High School staff considered the findings at a whole staff meeting and also in subsequent Faculty meetings. Following these discussions the Rector met with pupil focus Read more…
Rationale For the last few years I have spoken with each pupil in a one to one meeting which have become known as ‘the daily dozen’. The topics covered in the junior years have normally concentrated on getting to know a little about the pupil and in checking to see Read more…