Rainbow Flag
To commemorate IDAHO (International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia) the council is flying the rainbow flag today at the Civic Centre for the first time. IDAHO was created in 2004 to draw the attention of policymakers, opinion leaders, social movements, the public and the media to the violence and discrimination experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and inter-sex (LGBT) people internationally. The council is committed to eliminating all forms of prejudice and discrimination. Flying the rainbow flag sends a strong message to our communities and employees that we value and stand with people who have experienced discrimination and violence. The council aims to raise awareness of the impact homophobia, biphobia and transphobia continues to have on LGBTI people and communities and recognise
David Turnbull
Congratulations to former pupil David Turnbull who reached another milestone in his footballing career by making the Motherwell FC first team bench for the last game of the season against Celtic at Parkhead on Sunday. Although he didn’t make it onto the pitch the fact that Motherwell Manager Mark McGhee was willing to let him savour the atmosphere of a 49,000 crowd at Parkhead on the final day of the season clearly means he has big plans for him next season. The score aside this would have been a fantastic experience for a 16 year old finishing his first full year at his local club. As always the school and it’s community wish David all the best and we look forward to hearing of his
Matrix Fitness Women’s Grand Prix and Pearl Izumi Tour Series
Motherwell will host the Matrix Fitness Women’s Grand Prix and Pearl Izumi Tour Series from 5.30pm on Tuesday 17th May. This is a great opportunity to see the leading UK cyclists competing around the 1.2km town centre circuit. World Champion Katie Archibald and Ed Clancy are among the top cyclists taking part.
‘It’s A Knockout’ Tournament and Summer Fayre
There is an exciting opportunity for your business to support our community fundraising project. On Sunday, 19th June, Coltness High School will host an ‘It’s a Knockout’ tournament, where teams will compete in a fun and entertaining inflatable course. Each individual will raise sponsorship money which will go towards our chosen charity: Vision Africa, Give A Child A Future. We are combining our tournament with our Summer Fayre, and so it promises to be a great day of fun for all the community! We hope that local businesses will lend their support, and there are a number of ways in which this could be done: We are looking for ‘sponsors’ of each game. There are 8 games in total. For a suggested donation
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