1. North Berwick Playgroup Bake Off Competition
The Competition
There will be three rounds.
1st Round – 16 and Under
2nd Round – Over 16
3rd Round – Everyone
This is open to staff, students and anyone in the community who is a keen baker!
Cake must be in the Competition Hall at the Community Centre by 9.30am on Saturday 26th May am -12pm – Tickets £5
If you would like more information speak to Ms Gungui G9

3. S3-S5 Students
Hundreds of healthcare professionals from across the UK will be volunteering to present and network with your students who are interested in -
Medicine : Veterinary Medicine : Dentistry
at our National Healthcare Weekends on the 16th and 17th June taking place at
the University of Stirling!
Please note that these events are filling quickly!  
It is a highly valuable opportunity for your students to network with a variety of healthcare professions, learn about work experience opportunities and how to make a successful application.
Registration is £25 for students on the Saturday conferences and there is an optional UCAS lecture available on Sunday for each specialty.  
Students can register on the Medic Mentor website (medicmentor.org) and find out more about the events here.

4. Do you just need a quiet place to work on it?
Too much homework?
Need some help?
Do you just need a quiet place to work on it?
Come to homework/study club on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday lunch times.
You will have the use of computers and textbooks.
Staff will be there to offer support.
Held in Support for Learning room in the Temporary Unit.

5. a competition for the Year of Young People
If I Were Provost…
a competition for the Year of Young People
Young people in East Lothian are being asked to get creative and share their ideas on how to make the county a better place for young people, for a competition held as part of the Year of Young People.
The council has launched If I Were Provost - a competition that asks young people what would they do if they were ‘in charge’, how they would improve life for young people in the region, what new policies they might introduce and why.
You may wish to convey your ideas in:
A short story; A letter to our Provost John McMillan
A poem ; A diary entry or blog
A graphic comic strip; Or any creative approach.
There are two categories:
category 1 (ages 8 – 13) category 2 (ages 14 – 18).
One winner from each category will be invited to act as a Young Provost alongside Provost John McMillan at a number of events throughout 2018.
For more information, go to
The closing date for entries is Friday 11 May 2018.

6. Do you just need a quiet place to work on it?
Too much homework?
Need some help?
Do you just need a quiet place to work on it?
Come to homework/study club on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday lunch times.
You will have the use of computers and textbooks.
Staff will be there to offer support.
Held in Support for Learning room in the Temporary Unit.