Pupil Post

This is the place to view all letters and other documents sent home via 'pupil post'.

Letters in the Last Month

Published: Fri 2 Oct 2026

We would like to inform parents, carers and students that the S4-S6 Prelim Examination Diet will take place from Friday 20 November to Thursday 10 December 2026.

The prelim examinations provide students with valuable experience of formal examination conditions and help prepare them for their final assessments later in the academic session.

Students should:

  • Check the attached timetable carefully.
  • Note the date, time and location of each examination.
  • Arrive in good time for all examinations.
  • Bring the required equipment for each subject.
  • Speak to their Guidance Teacher or Class Teacher if they have any questions regarding their examinations.

Please see the attached:

S4-S6 Prelim Examination Timetable

S4-S6 Supported Study Timetable

We wish all our students every success in their preparations and examinations.

Archive Letters

Published: Fri 8 Apr 2022

The updated Risk Assessment for Covid In School, for implementation on 25 April 2022, is now available. 

Published: Thu 7 Apr 2022

An SQA Information letter has been issued to S4/S5/S6 today, to accompany the Subject Estimate Grades document.  This letter provides information on SQA Estimate Grades, Exceptional Circumstance Service and Attending Exams. 

Published: Mon 7 Mar 2022

S4, S5 and S6 are soon to embark on the 2022 diet of the national SQA examinations.  The following letters from Miss Cook  should assist you in preparing for this.

S4 June 2022 Exam Arrangements

S5/6 June 2022 Exam Arrangements  

 

 

 

 

 

Published: Thu 3 Mar 2022

Showing up for school has a huge impact on a young person’s academic success. Even as young people grow older and more independent, families play a key role in making sure pupils get to school every day and understand why attendance and punctuality is so important for success in school.  Please see Keeping Your Young Person on Track at Knox Academy document for further information on the importance of .

The Lost Minutes=Lost Learning poster illustrates the cumulative effect that frequent lateness can have.