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A Discussion Event for teachers
Join Artistic Director (and former Drama Teacher) Orla O’Loughlin and Head of Traverse Learning Noëlle O’Donoghue, as they highlight how the Traverse Theatre can support schools to deliver the new curriculum and how we hope to engage with you and your pupils during our 50th anniversary in 2013. The session will feature an informal Q & A so come armed with your questions!
The 3 winners were:
Early Primary Category
Ben Easton (P4) King’s Road Primary School in Fife
Later Primary Category
Niamh Corkey (P6) Kirkcaldy West Primary School
Secondary Category
Molly Broadley (S6) Cults Academy
The four runners-up in each age category were:
Early Primary Category
Evyn Kelly (P1) Our Lady of the Missions Primary School in East Renfrewshire
Jasmine Scott (P3) Mauchline Primary School in East Ayrshire
Lily Childs (P4) Park Primary School in Argyll and Bute
Abby Taylor (P1) Burravoe Primary School in the Shetland Islands
Later Primary Category
Evie Campbel (P7) Robslee Primary School in East Renfrewshire
Lily Bircham (P7) St Madoes Primary in Perth and Kinross
Caroline Baillie (P7) Sandaig Primary School in Glasgow
Isla McMillan (P6) Eaglesham Primary School in East Renfrewshire
Secondary Category
Alexander Orr (S2) Cults Academy in Aberdeen City
Rowan Ah-See (S6) Cults Academy in Aberdeen City
Amy Galloway (S5) Auchmuty High School in Fife
Danuelle Jackson (S5) Carluke High School in South Lanarkshire
Two Fife children have came first place in their categories in a National writing competition!
A pupil from Kings Road PS in Rosyth came first in the lower primary category and a pupil from Kirkcaldy West PS came first in the upper primary category…a fantastic result for Fife! In the secondary school category a Fife pupil from Auchmuty HS, Glenrothes was a runner up.
There were over 450 schools taking part from all across Scotland in the Glovember writing competition and with Fife children winning two out of the three categories, we at Fife’s CLN feel they should be exceptionally proud of their achievement.
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