School pupils in East Kilbride won't return to classrooms at beginning of February

East Kilbride, was fined £500 and banned from driving for a year at Hamilton Sheriff Court. He must resit his test if he wants to drive again.

East Kilbride Pipe Major has composed a “haunting” lament in memory of people who have died across the UK from COVID-19.

East Kilbride teacher, who has penned an enchanting novel for children and young people, is sharing her book and home schooling tools in a bid to rekindle the joy of reading during lockdown. Author Nena Hamilton, who teaches English at Calderglen High in East Kilbride, has combined her full-time teaching career and motherhood with writing ‘The Book of Almost Anything,’ – a labour of love to which she devoted five years.

link!But his legal team later decided not to apply for the interdict.A source told The Sunday Mail this week: “The fires affected everyone in the area.“People were worried about what was going to happen every night they went to their bed.“Neighbours were worried they’d be caught up in what was going on.”At the time of the attacks, Detective Sergeant Craig Melrose told the News the fires were deliberate and linked.Police confirmed this week that their officers were still investigating the

First Minister met with her Scottish Government Cabinet this morning where it was agreed that children in primaries one, two and three should provisionally return to class from the week beginning Monday, February 22. Pre-school nurseries would also reopen at the same time as part of a gradual reopening of the wider schools system.

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East Kilbride woman’s dreams came true on Christmas morning when her five-year-old daughter handed her a box and said: “Mummy, will you marry daddy?” Like many couples, the pandemic scuppered the plans Julianne Lucchesi and her long-term partner, James McLaughlin, had in place for 2020.He had secretly bought an engagement ring from Glasgow’s Argyll Arcade at the beginning of last year, and the couple were looking forward to a romantic getaway to Venice in April.Then the pandemic struck and the

direct to your inbox Pupils from a primary school in Moston have dedicated a heartwarming song to footballer Marcus Rashford after his successful free school meal campaign.

pandemic continued to grow with record numbers of infections and deaths approaching 100,000 in the UK since the first outbreak. Most of Scotland is in the top tier of restrictions and schools are closed to the majority of children until at least the middle of February.

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East Kilbride school, with space for 90 extra pupils required over the next few years. Head of education Lynn Sherry said: "Pupil growth coming from the housing developments mean that there would a requirement for expansion.

East Kilbride News: “I really enjoyed being part of it. “We recorded in groups of eight complying with social distancing and then all the vocals were put together.“It was hard with all of us not being able to be together but it’s turned out really well.”She went on: “I loved being on stage with Movies to Musicals and I miss not being able to perform on stage.

East Kilbride Central South Councillor Gerry Convery. East Kilbride MSP Linda Fabiani and Councillor Collette Stevenson say they will also do all they can to help keep a postal service in the area.

East Kilbride News announced at the end of last year that Sainsbury’s were axing the Olympia store and concentrating their efforts at their Kingsgate site. It is a further blow for East Kilbride shopping centre with Debenhams in liquidation and Arcadia, which owns Topshop, Topman and Burton, in administration.

Perthshire North MSP John Swinney has admitted reopening schools in early February would be a “tall order”.

link.“We began exploring the possibility of proton beam therapy in Florida, USA, and we were inundated with kind offers from our amazing friends and family, who wanted to help pay for the costly treatment. Doctors said, however, that Kirsty was too ill to travel.

Perthshire school have raised a fantastic £10,406 this year to go directly towards supporting 40 children in Kenya and hundreds of others through ongoing projects. Despite the constraints brought by COVID, students at Strathallan School threw themselves into fundraising through concerts, variety shows, pop-up cafés and gathering donations.

link.At the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday, judge Lady Stacey told Paterson: “Louise was only 33 years of age.“She had served the community here and overseas and had much to look forward to.“She was entitled to look to you for love and support, but you betrayed her trust and by your actions you took her life.“You know that you killed Louise and now you will have to live with that knowledge for the rest of your life.”Paterson carried out the brutal attack on Louise at the home they shared in

East Kilbride News that students have tested positive for the virus.