Bookings are now live for a huge range of free summer activities for primary/secondary school pupils; priority groups; and children/young people with additional support needs.
Click on the link below for more information and to book a place:
Author: Elaine Blaikie
Seagull Campaign
Bridge of Don Community Council Gardening Competition
Bridge of Don Community Council is running a gardening competition this year – they’re inviting people to enter their flower or fruit/veg gardens, and also see who can grow the tallest sunflower this summer.
Please click on the link below for further information or go to their Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/BridgeOfDonCommunityCouncil
Raring2go! Magazine
Please click on the link below to read the Spring 2022 edition of Raring2go! magazine
https://magazines.raring2go.co.uk/aberdeencityandshire/spring/
Bridge of Don Swimming Club
If you love swimming, can swim 50m minimum and would like to take it up as a hobby please get in touch with our head coach and think about joining your local swimming club at Bridge of Don. Adults welcome to join too so any parents out there who fancy giving it a go get in touch.
Email Kelly – headcoach@bodasc.co.uk
Raring2go! Aberdeen City & Shire Winter 2021 Magazine
Menus – Winter 2021
Parental Engagement Newsletter
Parent Learning Hub
Have a look at Aberdeen’s newly refreshed resource for parents/carers to support learning at home and family health & wellbeing. Updated today it is full of information, tips & activities to help families learn, live and thrive during lockdown and beyond. https://glo.li/2LT6zD3
Links – Parent Learning Hub or https://sites.google.com/ab-ed.org/parent-learning-hub/home or use the QR code:
Scottish Government Guidance to Support Home Learning
Scottish Government Guidance to Support Home Learning
New guidance to support the home learning of children and young people during the new term was issued on 20 April 2020. It aims to build on the significant amount of positive work that has already been undertaken by teachers and education professionals across Scotland to support learning at home, as well as the advice and resources that are already available.
The guidance covers three main areas:
1) learning and teaching at home: this includes support for digital learning; children who are likely to be disproportionately impacted; and learners with additional support needs
2) parental involvement and engagement: this includes details of local and national support and how local authorities/schools will require a different approach to being updated on a child’s development
3) support for teachers and school leaders: including advice on learning resources; supporting pupils’ and staff health and wellbeing; and on leading colleagues and teams during this period
The full document is available at:
https://www.gov.scot/publications/supporting-pupils-parents-teachers-learning-during-term-4/