For #YoungCarersActionDay 2021 we want to Protect Young Carers Futures. Learn more about the incredible skills #youngcarers develop through their caring role – like resilience, time management and empathy. Find out more: https://carers.org/young-carers-action-day-2021/young-carers-action-day-2021
Thursday 4th March is World Book Day (WBD). This year, using the WBD £1 voucher is a bit different, instead of a paper copy of the voucher a digital version is available.
You can use your book voucher to swap for your ‘WBD Free Book’ or to use against purchasing another children’s book until 28th March 2021. To use the voucher, you can print off a copy at home or show on your tablet/smartphone (please check with the shop in advance if you need to print off a copy). Edinburgh Bookshop (Bruntsfield Place) will let you collect your copy of a free WBD book Monday – Saturday (10am – 4pm) from the stall outside the shop. They are happy to accept the voucher on your phone – if using for the free WBD book. If you would like to use the voucher to buy a children’s book you must provide a printed copy of the voucher. Please wear a mask (unless exempt) and follow Social Distancing measures when collecting.
Education Scotland are running a National Competition with Tunnocks to design a restaurant standard dessert based on their famous product.
The theme “Scotland the Brave”, for more information on how to enter click the PDF.
Thanks
Miss Mitchelmore CL .
There are two Photography / Design competitions everyone can enter – a poster / photograph for Greenpeace or new STEM Logo design for Network Rail / Siemens partnership.
Check them out….
Here is a link to our Course Choice Booklet for S2. Pupils and parents have all been sent a copy, please get in touch if you require any further support. Ms J Presly
Please use the ’20 ideas and activities for well-being’ here to take time out on Friday 5th to do something playful, creative and fun to support Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week.
Lockdown 2.0 is tough. While the weather may be bleak and the days still short, we can take a break from our busy schedules to focus on play, fun and connection. Class work will be minimised, so please take some time this Friday to let yourself relax, recharge, re-energise and do something different. It is essential that we all remember, amongst the ‘busyness’ of our week, that what matters most are our families, friends, communities, our health and our environment. Take a break. Share a break. Enjoy!
Ms Ailsa Stratton
DHT (Acting) Online Learning
Welcome to this term’s edition of Furthsetter, the creative writing mini-magazine from the pupils of Boroughmuir! This time there’s some poetry for you to enjoy, and snippets from our very talented Advanced Higher class.
