What is PiP?

Every school in Scotland has a parent council and ours is called Parents in Partnership (PiP). If you have a child at Currie CHS, you are automatically part of the parent forum. PiP is the group that represents the forum and works in partnership with the school.

The PiP's role

In short, our role is to:

Work with the school on priorities, policies, and improvements.
Represent the voice of parents to the school, local authority, and inspectors.
Share information and gather views from parents and carers (see useful info for parents and carers and parent priorities).
Contribute to key processes such as headteacher recruitment, consultations, inspections, and improvement planning.
Organise and support school community events (see events).
Fundraise and apply for grants to benefit pupils and families (see funding).

You can read more about parent councils on About Parent Councils | Education Scotland and in the Parent Council Resource.

Keeping in touch

Join our Facebook page or sign up to our email list by emailing us.

Read updates in the News section of this website.

Sometimes you’ll see our messages in the Headteacher’s Sway or in emails the school distributes on our behalf.

Best of all, come along to a meeting – in person or online! Check out Meetings for upcoming dates.

If you’re interested in a particular topic or being part of the committee, please get in touch to find out more. We don't bite!