Green Team Summer Programme for Kids, 2014
This may be of interest to parents looking for summer activity camps with a focus on outdoor learning. It’s the Green Team Summer Programmes, a great way to have fun in the outdoors, make new friends, and take part in a range of exciting environmental activities, discovering and exploring some of Edinburgh’s most stunning countryside. Activities include shelter building, outdoor cooking, camouflage, storytelling, rock pooling, natural art and mini raft building.
Each day organisers and young people will meet at 9 am in the car park at Tynecastle High School, Edinburgh, and then travel by minibus. Return time is 5 pm. There will be 2 members of the Green Team staff leading each activity. Children and young people should bring a packed lunch and drink; snacks will be provided.
Who are the Green Team? They’re an environmental organisation based in the Lothians. They work with young people to restore and conserve wild places as an important part of learning about the natural heritage of Scotland. They explore the countryside, and carry out projects and games on conservation themes. Since 1995 over 1700 young people have worked with the Green Team improving their local area, learning about the countryside and achieving a range of awards.
To find out more, or to book something fun, contact Jo Walton, admin@greenteam.org.uk, 0131 337 7227. You can also download a booking form directly!
Broughton Association Comedy Night at The Stand
There’s a comedy benefit night, Tuesday, 10 June, at the Stand, proceeds going to the Broughton Association!
It’s hosted by Jojo Sutherland, and stars Tom Stade, Daniel Sloss, Mark Nelson, and many others.
Tickets (18+) are £8, and are available from Broughton High School, or from Jane Bremner, at jane.bremner64@btopenworld.com, or at the door.
Doors open 19.30, and the show starts 20.30.
See you there!
MSG Meeting Thursday at 6:30 — reminder
Just a reminder, the Management Support Group meets tomorrow, Thursday, 1 May, at 6:30 at the School. Please come along if you’d like to see some of the inner workings of your Parent Council in action!
A second reminder, we still need a convener for this Group, and for the Communications Committee as well. If you’re interested, please contact the PC chairman, Harald Tobermann, at chair.bhspc@broughtonhighpc.org.
Easter Revision Classes at Broughton
We’re advised that Easter revision classes are on, for Intermediate 2 through Advanced Highers, between 7 and 17 April. Click to see the revision class schedule. Our sincere thanks to the teachers who dedicate holiday time to run these sessions for our young learners!
Broughton High School Parent Council Meeting TONIGHT
Just a reminder, the Broughton High School Parent Council Meeting is TONIGHT, Thursday 13 March 2014, at 6.30pm in the Staff Room.
PC meetings can be attended by any parent or carer. You don’t have to join anything — these meetings are good for anyone who may simply want to find out how Broughton High School ticks. Or, if you do want to join in, you’re also very welcome to connect with a committee and bring aboard all your talents and interests.
Meeting Agenda
1 Welcome and apologies
2 Minutes of previous meeting: 5 December 2013
3 Matters arising, not otherwise on the agenda
4 Head Teacher’s report
5 Parent Council officers and Sub Group reports:
5.1 Management Support
5.2 Broughton Association
5.3 Communication Group
5.4 Treasurer
5.5 Consultative Committee with Parents (CCWP)
6 Review of 2014/15 CEC education budget/process
7 Any other business
8 Date of next PC meeting: Thursday 5 June 2014





