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Ban the belt: When Dundee school took stand against corporal punishment - Vimarsana News

Ban the belt: When Dundee school took stand against corporal punishment

Kirkton High in Dundee became the first school in Scotland to consign the belt to history in February 1982.

World Scout Jamboree: Crossgates teenager prepares for 'once-in-a-lifetime' trip to South Korea - Vimarsana News

World Scout Jamboree: Crossgates teenager prepares for 'once-in-a-lifetime' trip to South Korea

A CROSSGATES teenager is preparing for the trip of a lifetime after being selected to attend a World Scout Jamboree in South Korea.

Scotland's 160-year-long friendship with Malawi is more important than ever - Vimarsana News

Scotland's 160-year-long friendship with Malawi is more important than ever

All five of the major Scottish political parties competing in the recent Holyrood election included a positive manifesto reference to Scotland’s 160-year friendship with Malawi and emphasised the importance of constructive internationalism. All-party support for this unique nation-to-nation and people-to-people relationship has arguably never been stronger in Scotland, but we cannot be complacent when the basic tenets of human solidarity and...

Source: msn.com
Keltybridge man Ian Cunningham dies after battle with rare disease - Vimarsana News

Keltybridge man Ian Cunningham dies after battle with rare disease

MORE THAN £3,000 has been raised in memory of a popular Keltybridge man who died earlier this month.

Cowdenbeath students show Grylls how it's done - Vimarsana News

Cowdenbeath students show Grylls how it's done

ENTERPRISING students from Beath High School have taken a leaf out of survival expert, Bear Grylls’ book, and designed their own lanyards and bracelets to sell to their schoolmates. The group of five students are part of the Enterprise Group at Beath High, aimed at helping the youngsters develop essential life skills. The fourth years work together with Charlotte Cross, a teacher for learning and behavioural development, in order to improve their confidence and pick up key skills. Now, their creative minds have come up with a business plan to make and sell their own products in a bid to...