What Council services would you prioritise where you live and citywide? 11-15 Mordunvale Place EH17 7LB

Former pupils will undoubtedly have fond memories of the annual Craigie Field Trips around the UK as well as Craigie goes to Europe in 1992. He was particularly keen to be matched with someone who has similar creative interests, such as cooking and writing. High Street EH1 1YJ Craigroyston Community High School is a non-denominational community secondary school in Edinburgh. Craigroyston Community High School is a non-denominational secondary community school serving a catchment area in the north west of Edinburgh. Alex Wood, who taught at Craigroyston and has since returned as an adult educaton tutor, wrote of Hugh: “I started at Craigroyston in August 1973. The City of Edinburgh Council applies a Living Wage allowance to ensure that all employees earn at least £9.34 per hour. Local events at West Pilton and Craigroyston.

The school is firmly committed to raising attainment and promoting achievement.

Schools must also be supported to encourage and develop mentoring relationships for those who would benefit.”. THE City of Edinburgh Council and award-winning charity, MCR Pathways, have joined forces to expand a life-changing mentoring Programme throughout the capital. Established in 2007, MCR Pathways provides support to almost 2,300 young people throughout Scotland each week. Three students from Craigroyston Community High School. What Council services would you prioritise where you live and city wide? Danna was 14 when she was matched with her mentor, Sarah, a retired university professor. She’s become a lot more engaged with school and the pair work together to overcome challenges and help Carol-Anne focus on her future.

We want to understand what services you use and value to help us spend and save in the right areas. “Our vision is that every care-experienced and disadvantaged young person in Scotland gets the same education outcomes, career opportunities and life chances as every other young person. The headteacher is Shelley McLaren. ScotCen found mentoring delivers a 25.3 percentage point increase in the number of care-experienced young people progressing to a university, college or a job. In the school’s catchment there are 3 associated Primary Schools; Craigroyston, Forthview and Pirniehall. Most run for 10 weeks and cost around £75 for the standard fee, £37.50 for the retired/ student rate and £15 for people on benefits.

The Care Review Report states: “Mentoring has a significant positive impact on children and young people who receive it, with evidence that it can improve educational attainment. We want to provide the best services we can with the limited resources we have. Continue reading Craigroyston students launch World War One project website. How would you spend £1 billion? An innovative, aspirational Senior Phase linked to employment, using vocational courses and strong college links as well as traditional subject provision ensures that every young person has a curriculum that suits their needs and ambitions. Reece has just recently met his mentor. But like when I got my mentor it’s kind of opened new doors and I now see the different opportunities and what I can do in the future. 101 Niddrie Mains Road EH16 4Ds The community media resource for north Edinburgh. The School Improvement Plan reflects local, City of Edinburgh Council and national priorities. Help us shape your city’s budget and register for the session at edinburgh.gov.uk/change. I could not have been directed to a better place to learn how to teach.