Thornwood Primary School

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Take a moment to appreciate Thornwood Primary School. It stands as a cornerstone of the community. Thornwood Primary School is located at 11 Thornwood Avenue in Glasgow. Its postcode is G11 7QZ.

Thornwood Primary School also houses Thornwood Nursery Class. Rosepark Learning Centre is in the same building too. Rosepark Learning Centre changed its name in early April 2010. It is now called GDSS meaning General Dyslexic Social Services. All these services are operated by Glasgow City Council’s Education Department.

Let’s talk a little about the school’s contact details. If you want to reach the school office, dial 0141 334 4271. Remember that the nursery class has its own number, which is 0141 339 7445. If the nursery staff do not answer it means they are in the playroom. Please phone the school office if you need to pass on a message urgently.

The school office is open at varying times throughout the week. On Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, it opens at 8.15 am and closes at 4 pm. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, it opens slightly later at 8.30 am. Closing time remains at 4 pm. It may take longer to answer phone calls during lunchtime.

If you need to report a pupil absence, there is a specific number to call. That number is 0141 287 0039.

Do you have any concerns you wish to discuss with the school? The Senior Leadership Team are available every Thursday. They are available from 2 pm to 3 pm for any parent wishing to drop in. If this time does not suit you, contact the school office. You can arrange an appointment or a return phone call from a member of the school management team. The school will look into your concern. They will let you know their findings. The school wants to retain the spirit of partnership between home and school.

It is important to let the school deal with any incidents. Please do not confront other parents or children yourself. This can escalate the situation and cause serious problems. The school appreciates parents’ and carers’ cooperation with this.

Thornwood Primary is associated with Hyndland Secondary School. It is one of four primary schools that feed into it. The other primary schools are Broomhill Primary School, Whiteinch Primary School and Hyndland Primary School. They form part of the Hyndland New Learning Community.

Notice Thornwood Park across from the primary school. It has been refurbished. The park has an AstroTurf pitch. There is also a separate fenced playground. A picnic area is there too with benches and tables. The park was created from disused railway lines.

Thornwood Community Council has plans for the school’s football pitches. They want to potentially turn the pitches into community greenspace. Glasgow Eco Trust set up a survey. There was a positive response from the community. At a meeting it was decided to focus on the smaller pitch area. It is west of the Multi Use Gym Area. The goal is to benefit the school and community. They want to secure the area’s future as open greenspace.

Thornwood Primary School plays a vital role. It is not just a place of learning. It is a hub for the entire Thornwood community.

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