More than forty children took part in Play2Learn’s Olympic football competition at the Royal High School yesterday.
Ranging in age from four up to teenagers, it was a fun day for all of the youngsters who represented the footballing nations of the world at the event.
And the champions? In a hard-fought contest it was – you’ve guessed it – local heroes Team GB who came out on top to lift the trophy!
What a difference some sunshine makes!
A steady stream of local residents – and at least one wee visitor from Pilton! – popped into the Granton Community Garden this afternoon to enjoy a barbecue. Much of the food was grown in the community garden – doesn’t it always taste better when you’ve grown it yourself?
The garden’s looking good and it’ll look even better with a few more days sunshine. Here’s hoping …
What a difference some sunshine makes!
A steady stream of local residents – and at least one wee visitor from Pilton! – popped into the Granton Community Garden this afternoon to enjoy a barbecue. Much of the food was grown in the community garden – doesn’t it always taste better when you’ve grown it yourself?
The garden’s looking good and it’ll look even better with a few more days sunshine. Here’s hoping …
Dozens of school pupil files that were stolen from a city council worker’s home during a burglary have been recovered. The files contained information about Broughton High, Granton and Forthview Primary School pupils who have had contact with the Education Welfare Service.
It’s understood that the data records, stolen during a break-in last month, concerned the childrens’ school attendance.
A city council spokesperson said: “The files were recovered on Wednesday after the car that had been used in the robbery was found. The files do not appear to have been tampered with and we have sent a letter out to all the families to let them know this.”
