There’s now a new (and free) way to raise money for Trinity Academy if you are an Amazon user. Once you’ve signed-up to Amazon Smile, Amazon will give 0.5% of the purchase price to our Charitable Trust and then we will pass on those donations to the school.
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Neglect Campaign – Parents Survey
Edinburgh Child Protection Committee and NSPCC Scotland are working together to design a city wide campaign on neglect. They are keen to develop a better understanding of what parents in Edinburgh understand by the term neglect, what they would do if they suspected a child was being neglected and where families access support with parenting. They would welcome input into a short survey to do this and it should take between five and ten minutes to complete.
Edinburgh Higher Education Exhibition
This year’s Edinburgh higher education exhibition takes place on the 4th September at the Royal Highland Centre.
This event provides a chance for those thinking of their further education options to join UCAS experts and hundreds of university representatives, employers, and gap year specialists at one of the largest events of its type.
Back to school
Welcome to Trinity Academy
During the 2017 open evening the school premiered a short movie to introduce families to the school. It was created by one of S5’s and is a great introduction to the school.
Young Scot Nurturing Talent Fund
The Young Scot ’nurturing Talent’ fund is open for applications. The fund aims to support young people aged 14-20 with an interest in developing their creative talent in areas such as drama, dance, film, writing, music and visual arts. Individuals and groups can apply for funding ranging from £50 to £600.
For more information on what project can apply for funding [check out the application guidance notes](http://young.scot/information/learning/nurturing-talent-time-to-shine-fund/). The deadlines for applications are 28th August and 9th October.
Where do ideas come from
Alcohol in Our Community Survey
The Edinburgh charity People Know How, the City of Edinburgh Council and NHS Lothian have partnered to create a community survey seeking views on the availability of alcohol in the city and in local areas.
The findings of the survey will be presented to the new Licensing Board after the May Council elections.
The survey is available via Survey Monkey, ends on 24 April and participants are offered the opportunity to take part in small focus groups.
Career Conversations
Having career conversations with your kids can be tricky. That’s why Skills Development Scotland and the National Parent Forum of Scotland have teamed-up on two new career conversation ‘nutshell’ guides. Published online, the nutshells will also be sent out via schools to parents and carers across Scotland in the coming weeks.
Career Conversations in a Nutshell gives advice about how to have constructive career conversations with young people and where to go for more information.
Careers in Digital Technology explains why young people should consider a career in digital technology in Scotland. It looks at what skills are needed and the wealth of opportunity the industry offers.
Victoria Primary School Future Use
Newhaven Heritage community group have prepared a leaflet to seek feedback and support to retain Victoria for either educational or community use. Victoria is the oldest working school in Edinburgh and has served the village of Newhaven since 1844.
If you want to support this or shares your views on the future use of the school, please let respond to them by completing the feedback section of the leaflet that’s available in our download area. You can post your response in the Save The School For Newhaven boxes at the school office or local shops.
The City of Edinburgh Council is also seeking views on this proposal and there is an online survey available to respond to them directly.