Calderwood Ski Programme

Calderwood Ski Programme – Expression of Interest
We are delighted to be exploring the launch of a Calderwood Ski Programme in partnership with Midlothian Snowsports Centre, starting in August 2026.
The programme is expected to run on Friday afternoons from 4.30pm-6pm,
21 August to 9 October (8-week block).
Depending on demand, we hope to offer either:
• 20 Beginner spaces, or
• 10 Beginner spaces and 10 Improver spaces (Levels 2–3)
The final cost has not yet been confirmed by Midlothian Snowsports Centre, however we expect the price to be approximately £65 per child for the full 8-week block. Please be aware – the cost may be slightly higher.
Parents should be aware that these sessions are heavily subsidised. For comparison, a standard 4-week block booked directly through Midlothian Snowsports Centre currently costs £128 per child and is due to increase from August.
Please note:
• This is not a school-run activity.
• Parents/carers will be responsible for transporting and accompanying their child to and from the sessions.
• Children must be supervised by their parent/carer throughout the lesson.
• Places will be allocated subject to demand and availability.
At this stage we are seeking expressions of interest only.
If you would be interested in your child participating, please contact
sarahgny@gmail.com  with an expression of interest by Friday 19th June.
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West Lothian P7 Track & Field Championships

P7 Calderwood pupils attended the annual West Lothian Track and Field championships at Craigswood Sport centre. The pupils competed in various events. On the track they competed in the 80m, 600m and 100m by 4 relay race. On the field they competed in the long jump and the shot put. Well done to both the girls and boys teams as they demonstrated excellent athletic abilities and good sportsmanship throughout the day.

 

Active and Sustainable Travel Sharing Session

Calderwood pupils attended an Active and Sustainable Travel sharing session at West Calder High School. Each of the cluster schools shared the work they have been doing with the AST group. The event was also an opportunity for the young people (and adults) to better understand the process of consultation and change.  It was also an opportunity for the pupils to see other schools in their clusters Place Standards and share what is good and what they could do to improve their local community.  A number of people from different Council departments attended and chatted with the pupils and answered any questions that they had. 

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