Shetland Parasport Festival
Shetland Parasport Festival – Welcome Pack
In partnership with Scottish Disability Sport, I am delighted to announce that Shetland will be holding our first Parasport Festival in Shetland on Saturday the 26th of March at Clickimin from 10am-3pm.
Parasport Festivals are held across the country and aim at providing children and young people with a physical, visual or hearing impairments with the opportunity to try a range of new and exciting sports. It will be delivered by some of the best clubs and coaches available in Scotland. The sports on offer include; athletics, badminton, boccia, kayaking, rugby, swimming and much more.
The event is aimed at children and young people between the ages of 10 and 18 years old.
There will be no charge to the event.
Sign of the week for 14/2/2022 is ‘read’.
Sign of the week for 7/2/2022 is write.
Deferred Entry Into Primary 1
Sign of the week 31/1/22 is paper.
Sign of the week for 24/1/2022 is ‘story’.
Free online Parent course from the National Autistic Society –
Free online Parent course from the National Autistic Society –
Early Bird, Early Bird Plus and Teen Life.
Parents have to not have had previous training in these courses, have an autistic child or teen and be able to commit to 6x 2 hour sessions on line.
This is a fantastic opportunity for parents.
Sign of the week for 17/1/22 is ‘book’.
Early Learning and Childcare Registration Week 2022
Early Learning and Childcare Registration Week Poster 2022
If your three or four year old has accessed up to 1140 of funded
entitlement the previous year, you do not need to register them
again and your previous weekly pattern will remain unless you
request to change by e-mailing ELC@shetland.gov.uk or complete
the change of pattern form which will be emailed to you from your
setting during registration week
