Ceilidh for Lucie

Parents are invited to dance the night away and raise money at the same time for S6 pupil Lucie Duffy. Lucie is leaving Edinburgh this month to spend a year in Ghana teaching with the educational charity Project Trust and she will be holding a charity ceilidh on Friday, 18th August, to help fund her trip.

It’s on from 7pm – 11pm at Dean Bowling Club, 18 Comely Bank Terrace.
Tickets are £5 Adult, £3 Children and are available on the door.

You can find out more about Lucie here:
www.facebook.com/LucieInGhana or at www.projecttrust.org.

Booking school sports facilities

Edinburgh City Council have been making some changes to the way that school facilities can be booked. For details of bookings, lets and charges, see the council’s website at https://www.edinburghleisure.co.uk/venues/schools. If you have any thoughts on these changes, then please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the parent council through the website at https://broughtonhighpc.org

School film fun

Broughton High School Association is organising a special film event while Septemberfest takes a break this year.
The free community cinema event at the school will take place on September 30. At 3.30pm, Despicable Me 3 will be screened indoors for children, with food stalls from 5.30pm. Later that evening at 7.30pm, weather permitting, there will be an outdoors showing of Dunkirk for all the family.
The Association’s Lesley Kelly said: “To make sure that we don’t lose the high level of community engagement achieved through SeptemberFest, this year, the Broughton High School Association is organising a community cinema event. This will be free, though we will have to issue tickets to keep track of numbers.
“We will be looking for volunteers to help out with specific tasks nearer the time, but in the meantime, please do let me know if you are able to help at some point during the event.”