S6 pupil Lucie Duffy is leaving Edinburgh in August to spend a year in Ghana teaching with the educational charity Project Trust and she will be holding a charity ceilidh on April 1 to raise funds. She needs all the help she can get to meet her target, so please come along to St Stephens Church hall in Comely Bank and ceilidh the night away. Tickets are £5 for adults and £3 for children. You can find out more information here www.facebook.com/LucieInGhana or at www.projecttrust.org.

A number of parents have expressed concern about recent changes by Lothian Buses to the No 42 route, which will no longer serve Blackhall, Drylaw and Davidson’s Mains from April 23. This will have an impact on many pupils before and after school, especially those at the music school carrying heavy instruments. If you have any views on this, please could you make them known to the parent council at intouch@broughtonhighpc.org

A road safety theatre production is being delivered in Broughton High School on Tuesday 28th March at 7pm. It’s a free event (refreshments provided as well) and is open to all ages as well as local adults or school staff.

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Fancy a good night out raising money for Broughton pupils? There are a few tickets left for Elaine Miller’s Gusset Grippers show at Dean Bowling Club – only £5. Please see details below.

Here’s the latest! The 200 Club is our monthly tombola, so to speak, that raises funds for our school AND gives you a chance to win some funds of your own!