Category: Royston/Wardieburn

A career in Childcare?

INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN CHILDCARE?

Our next Childcare Academy starts on MONDAY 2nd September 2019

Why not come along to our Childcare Academy information session?

This will last approx. an hour and will give you the opportunity to find out what is involved in our Academy programme, ask any questions and take away an application pack.

·         Wednesday 31st July @1pm

·         Tuesday 13th August @10am

·         Wednesday 21st August @1pm

·         Monday 26th August @10am

If you would like to find out more, please contact Audrey O’Neill (our Communications & Compliance Officer) on 0131 311 6931

or e-mail audrey.oneill@northedinburghchildcare.co.uk

Craigroyston Summer Fair’s on Saturday

Saturday 15th June 10am – 3pm

Summer Fair to fundraise for our Tanzania 2020 trip! 🇹🇿

Stalls will include hot food 🌭, face painting 🎨, cake and candy 🍰, tombola 🎟, clothes rail 👗, jewellery💍, henna painting 🖍, nail painting💅🏼, games🥇 etc.

Fun for all the family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Be sure to share the event, come along and bring as many friends as you can! 👍🏼

Edinburgh Poverty Commission: ‘Prospects’ – Phase II call for evidence

The Edinburgh Poverty Commission is working throughout this year to define the steps the city needs to make to reduce, mitigate, and prevent poverty in Edinburgh. Continue reading Edinburgh Poverty Commission: ‘Prospects’ – Phase II call for evidence

Let there be heat! Good news for Granton

Lottery Community Fund cash for local projects

Scots of all ages who may be feeling lonely, isolated or disconnected from their communities are set to benefit from a £1.5 million National Lottery cash boost announced today. Continue reading Let there be heat! Good news for Granton

Neighbourhood Partnerships, no more: now it’s Neighbourhood Networks

First meeting of new Forth Neighbourhood Network tomorrow

New Neighbourhood Networks are being set up across Edinburgh. They will bring together community groups, voluntary sector organisations and local councillors to identify what matters to their neighbourhood. Continue reading Neighbourhood Partnerships, no more: now it’s Neighbourhood Networks