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Entry into the Saltire Society National Scottish Song Competition is now open!
National Scottish Song
Competition 2012
Established in 1975 by Jean Lindsay, Chairman of the Society 1983-86
A Competition for School and Junior Choirs to encourage
the singing of Scottish, Gaelic and dialect songs by children.
The Competition will be held at Perth Concert Hall, Mill Street, Perth on Wednesday 20th June 2012 commencing at 10.30 a.m.
Adjudicator: Kenneth Thomson
Official Accompanist: Stuart Hope
Please see attached the competition information and entry form.
We very much hope you will be able to take part and help us celebrate Scotland’s great heritage in music.
Please do not hesitate to contact Sarah Mason, saltire@saltiresociety.org.uk should you have any questions.
Website: http://www.saltiresociety.org.uk
The survey forms part of a national study on the use of story in the primary classroom by the University of Dundee, in association with Scottish Youth Theatre and The Scottish Storytelling Centre. It takes about 5 minutes to complete, and as a “thank you”, teachers completing the survey will be entered into a prize draw for a 15- book Roald Dahl Collection. The results of the survey, and the implications for practice arising from these will be shared when the data analysis has been completed.
The survey will be open between 2/4/12 – 25/5/12, and the URL is:
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To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee, British Food Fortnight is inviting all schools in the UK to create a special menu featuring recipes that celebrate the best of British to be served to The Queen and The Duchess of Cornwall at a reception at Buckingham Palace in June.
Taking part is easy! All schools have to do is design a menu fit for The Queen that celebrates the food produced in your part of the country. See http://www.lovebritishfood.co.uk/about-british-food-fortnight/cook-for-the-queen/ for details.
The competition is open to 10 – 15 year olds in all primary and secondary schools in the UK and closing date for entries is Monday 30th April.
Moreover, as well as the chance to be invited to Buckingham Palace in June to see their winning recipes brought to life and help serve them at a reception attended by The Queen, 4 Scottish schools entering the competition also have the opportunity to show off their entries at Holyroodhouse Palace in May!
If your school is interested in this fantastic opportunity at Holyroodhouse, please contact Danielle on info@lovebritishfood.co.uk for more details.
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Enter the Woodland Trust’s Jubilee writing competition for schools - challenge your class to sum up 60 years in
just 60 words.
Top prize is a writing workshop for pupils by guest judge and celebrated author William Fiennes.
Closes 30th March
Daily What News – the online news service for Scottish schools, funded by Education Scotland and created in association with the Herald newspaper.
Last week we launched our annual Schools Journalist competition and we are trying to involve as many teachers and pupils across Scotland as possible.
We’re looking for pupils aged 16 and under to send us a report about something that’s going on in their school or community. Four finalists will have their work published on our site and the writer of the story that gets the most hits will win a Kindle for their school and a family ticket to Edinburgh Zoo.
The competition’s deadline is midnight on Thursday 22 March. Here is a link to all the details on our site:
http://www.dailywhat.org.uk/2012/02/schools-journalist-of-the-year-2012.aspx
