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If your child will be moving to Greenfaulds from P7 to S1 in August 2026 could you please take some time to complete the form above.

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Click on the Image below.

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Our P7 information evenings for Primary pupils transitioning to Greenfaulds in August 2026 will take place on Tuesday 23rd September 6.00 – 6.45pm for Ravenswood, Woodlands and Westfield Primaries

Wednesday 24th September 6.00 – 6.45pm for Baird, Condorrat, Eastfield and any other primaries out with the Cluster. We look forward to seeing you then!

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If you are P7 pupil who will be starting at Greenfaulds in August 2026 please complete the form above.

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Our S1 pupils give some advice to our Primary 7 preparing for secondary

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P7 Open Evening

Our primary 7 parents and pupil open evening will take place on Thursday 6th November 2025 from 6.00 - 8.30pm. This will give P7 pupils and their parents the chance to visit a variety of departments and speak to staff and young people about what is on offer in Greenfaulds. We look forward to seeing you then.

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Click above to access the school handbook.

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Our 3 day visit for P7 pupils coming to Greenfaulds in August 2026 will take place from Tues 9th - Thurs 11th June 2026.

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For any Parents/Carers who are unable to attend our Information Evening 23rd and 24th Sept 2025 the presentation will be uploaded after the information evenings have taken place.

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Click on the play button to hear from some of your new teachers in GHS.

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Charity begins at.......Greenfaulds!

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Click play on the image below for a walk round our school

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Welcome to the Business & Computing Department!

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Welcome to the Business & Computing Department!

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Try out some of the activities that you might experience in S1

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Click on the image below for information on school uniform

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Once at Greenfaulds your child's pupil support teacher is your first point of contact. Every young person is allocated to a member of the team who will normally be the pupil support teacher for their entire time at Greenfaulds. Where possible we will keep sibling groups with the same PT Pupil Support. There are seven PTPS with responsibility for each of our six Houses.

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Contact Mrs Adler Head of S1 & Transition

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Contact Mrs Adler Head of S1 & Transition

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If you have any questions or concerns around transition and would like to speak to me, email me at
nladlerk@northlan.org.uk

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Click on the image below to access the website of our school uniform supplier

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Scotcrest Schools are the preferred supplier for school uniforms in North Lanarkshire and Central Scotland. ...

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Click on the image below for information on our cashless payment system.

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Parents with pupils from schools outwith the catchment area who wish to enrol their children in Greenfaulds High School at the normal transition time are welcome to contact the school to arrange a time to visit the school or talk to a member of the Senior Leadership Team.

The enrolment requires the completion of a placing request form, obtainable from their primary school or via the link below:

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Information on placing requests to North Lanarkshire Schools

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General information and advice for starting secondary

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General information and advice for starting secondary

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inourplace | Solihull Approach - Online courses for emotional health and wellbeing.

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inourplace | Solihull Approach - Moving up

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For parents of children moving up to a new school Moving up Raising emotional health: For parents of children moving up to a new school Moving up and changing school is a big change for children and parents or caregivers. It's a new stage of growing independence and separation.

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Starting secondary school - BBC Parents' Toolkit - BBC Bitesize

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Advice for parents who have a child starting secondary school this year, with tips on the emotional and practical sides of the transition.

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Starting at a new school is one of the biggest changes a young person can face and, understandably, it can bring with it many anxious ...

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There are a lot of differences between primary school and secondary school, and it might seem a little bit scary at first. But actually, secondary school is a really exciting place with lots of new opportunities and new people, which all helps you to develop as a person and become more independent.

Check out our school conversation starters to help you make new friends.

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Difference Between Primary and Secondary School

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There are a lot of differences between primary school and secondary school, and it might seem a little bit scary at first. But actually, secondary school is a really exciting place with lots of new opportunities and new people, which all helps you to develop as a person and become more independent.

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Back to school conversation starters.

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It can be scary starting a new school, or finding yourself in a new class without your besties, and it can be hard to start talking to someone new. Here are some of our top conversation starters that you can use to start getting chatting with new people.

Find out more about being a good friend, and check out our confidence tips.

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Film resource

We have created a resource that reassures children that they're not alone when it comes to their worries about secondary school, that there are ways to cope with change and there are people to talk to when things get difficult.

The film is for schools to show their pupils as they're transitioning from primary to secondary school. This could be played on 'transition day', or to Year 7s in the first week at their new school or to Year 6s who are just about to move up.

About the film

As part of our Find Your Feet programme, we went into lots of different schools to talk to Year 6s about moving up to secondary school. We heard lots of similar concerns about getting the bus, meeting new people, scary teachers and leaving friends behind. We also heard from many Year 7s who found that some of the things they were worrying about didn't happen or weren't as hard as they thought. We combined these worries and words of advice with a pupil workshop to create this film.

More videos

We teamed up with our friends over at Beano studios to make a series of fun videos for children to watch about starting a new school, how to make friends and fitting in.

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Find Your Feet: Transitioning to Secondary School - YoungMinds

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We have created a resource that reassures children that they're not alone when it comes to their worries about secondary school, that there are ways to cope with change and there are people to talk to when things get difficult. The film is for schools to show their pupils as they're transitioning from primary to secondary school.

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To help support young people and their families.