WALLACE HIGH SCHOOL – UNIFORM RECYCLING BANK

WALLACE HIGH SCHOOL – UNIFORM RECYCLING BANK

by | Jun 30, 2020 | announcement

The Wallace High School PTN now have systems in place to recycle uniform items and are reopening the Uniform Bank. We accept all gently used uniform items, school sports wear and any school suitable shoes in good clean condition.

TO DONATE: please place washed items in a carrier bag and seal.  These can be left at the following donation points either on the doorstep or in collection bin at :

1. 14 Queenshaugh Drive, Riverside , FK8 1XJ
2. 14 Craiglea, Causewayhead
3. 44 Strathallan Road, Bridge of Allan

OR BY COLLECTION: message the PTN Facebook page or contact Kate on 07895 024065 

PLEASE DONATE WE EXPECT A LARGE DEMAND! 

TO ORDER: 
Please message the PTN Facebook page or Kate on 07895024065 with your requirements. 
It would be helpful to include  estimated sizes (blazers come in inch measured chest sizes, boys or girls fastening and junior or senior school) 
Items can be delivered in sealed bags to your home or collected from 14 Queenshaugh Drive, Riverside.

A donation of thanks is optional and a slip with PTN bank details will be sent with uniforms …. times are tough for lots of folk though, so only give what you can, if you can and when you can.
Thanks to all parents who have already donated items and ordered.
WHS Uniform Bank ….supporting the school community and making the world a greener, better place 😊

Changes to Waste Bin Collections

Changes to Waste Bin Collections

by | Jun 26, 2020 | announcement

We’ve been furnished with a report detailing suggested changes to the waste & recycling collections throughout the Stirling Area. The bullet points are as follows but there is more detail in the attached report on the thinking behind the proposals. The Council are looking to be discussing this soon so any feedback or comments you have should be shared with Stirling Council directly to communityengagement@stirling.gov.uk

  1. Grey and blue bins to go to four weekly collections 
  2. Brown bin to stay two weekly free for food waste, £35 annual charge for garden waste 
  3. Green to stay four weekly 
  4. Glass collection to end in 2022 and then glass can be put into blue bin.

The full report is attached below

waste report

Stroke Insight Survey – Covid 19

Stroke Insight Survey – Covid 19

by | Jun 22, 2020 | announcement

Shared on behalf of Stroke Association

Good morning

We have launched an online survey for those affected by stroke, to understand how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting their lives, and recoveries from stroke.

We’d be very grateful if you could promote and share the survey widely amongst your networks, so that we can reach as many people affected by stroke as possible. 

https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/StrokeandCovid19inScotland/ 

We aim to understand the additional challenges facing stroke survivors, and how the Government and stroke support services should respond. This will help to build a clear picture of the impact of coronavirus on people affected by stroke across the UK.

The survey is being disseminated widely across the stroke community, to ensure we can gather as much information as possible. We’d be very grateful if you could share it as widely as possible amongst your networks, colleagues, supporters and social media audiences.  I’d be delighted if you could ‘retweet’ our post on Twitter. 

We will be happy to share the findings and report with you over the summer. 

Please let me know if you have any questions.  

Thanks, and best wishes

Andrea

 Andrea Cail  Director Scotland
Telephone 0131 555 7250   Mobile 0771 232 7952
stroke.org.uk

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