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CYP Silly Sundays weekend activity programme

Callander Youth Project are running a 4-weekend activity block taking place each Sunday in March (see poster for information). The programme is open to any young person from P6 to S3. Please note that young people must live or attend school in the McLaren High catchment area in order to participate.

Thanks to funding from The Conundrum Trust, every session on this programme will be free to sign up for. Spaces are limited to 16 places for each session therefore we will open the sign-up window until the evening of Tuesday 21st February (after the first youth club back from the February holiday) before randomly allocating spaces based on drawing names – we hope this gives everyone a fair chance of involvement.

Young people should only sign up for sessions they are interested in – there’s no requirement to sign up for the entire block. A waiting list will be created in the event that demand exceeds availability.

More information about the activities and sign ups can be made here – https://forms.gle/EGboeTNW9zgkiKNx8.

Junior and Senior Youth Clubs

Callander Youth Project junior and senior youth clubs return next week for the 22/23 year. Please see the schedule posters for both groups.

Junior youth clubs will continue to run on Tuesdays after school with set activities each week. Please use the link below to sign your young person up to their respective age group, even those who took part in last year’s groups.

P6 (3-4pm) sign ups – https://forms.gle/8t5E8ZyYYDx2jJgZ8

P7 (5-6pm) sign ups – https://forms.gle/bwowRtEdc6KvEt3i7

The S1-3 group remains on Mondays for the extended session of 4-5.30pm as a drop in (free choice) session with the scheduled activities as optional.

S1-3 sign ups can be made here – https://forms.gle/MfjKhRDVfSUWpVjH6

The normal fee structure continues this year – one-off annual membership (£5) and a weekly £1 fee from attendees. We don’t wish this to be a barrier that prevents anyone from attending, so please just let us know if that causes a problem and we’ll be happy to waive it.

If anyone has any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch

Tel: 01877 330141.

Thornhill Gardening Society 39th Annual Flower Show

WANT TO LEARN HOW BEST TO PRESENT YOUR ENTRIES?

Come along and get some advice from Norman.

Wednesday 10th August at 7pm,Thornhill Church Hall

Competition entry schedules available from the village shop.

 

 

 

Scarecrows 2022

What a great Gala/ Jubilee weekend. Congratulations to the organisers and all the helpers.

The scarecrow competition attracted the usual mix of bizarre and very bizarre!

Thornhill Flower Show 3rd September

Thornhill Gardening Society are holding their 39th annual flower show on 3rd September 2022. Doors open at 2pm, official opening 2.30pm.

Entries for the show should be received in the hall on Friday evening between 7.30 and 9.00pm and on the morning of the show from 7.30 to 9.00am

Important deadline dates if you want to enter the garden competitions:

18th July – Cottage Garden and Annual Garden Competitions- both open competitions
18th July – Ecological Garden Trophy- for the garden deemed to be most ecologically friendly.

For more information and a copy of the rules and show categories contact Norman on 01786 850600.

Thornhill Community Trust AGM 9th June

Thornhill Community Trust members and members of the public are invited to attend the TCT Annual General Meeting on 9th June 2022.

This will take place in the Community Hall with refreshments and snacks following the meeting.

The trustees are looking forward to seeing you in person.

Thornhill Gala/ Platinum Jubilee Celebrations

Come and join the fun next weekend.

Community Litter Pick cancelled

Unfortunately the South Common litter pick planned for Saturday 28th has had to be cancelled due to not getting equipment in time.

We hope to reschedule it for next month.

Community Litter Pick, South Common, 28th May

SMART Digital Villages Event

You may have noticed the weather and traffic monitors at the top of the Masonic Hall. This was erected as part of the Forth Valley and Lomond LEADER Smart Villages Project to provide useful data to communities.

Tuesday 8 March 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (online)
You can join a Smart Village shared learning event which will tell us what is meant by a Smart Village, and introducing 3 pilot projects that are currently underway: Air Quality; Car Park Usage and Flood Monitoring Project; and Visitor Management.

Further information and how to register

Live feeds from Thornhill Weather Station

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