Introduction to Early Education and Childcare (SQA level 4) with Allergen Awareness and Infection Control.
This course will be of interest to people thinking about working in a childcare setting as well as people with their own children or caring for children. For more information on course content see the attached poster and information sheet.
Information Sheet SQA – Click link more information.
Our fundraiser night is on Saturday 24th Feburary at St Rochs Chapel. We will have entertainment, food and a raffle! To get tickets to come along just pop in and see us! For more information see the poster attached.
Please click the link below to view the full Annual Report
Come along to our Community Christmas Party on Tuesday the 19th December. We will have games, meet Santa and some party food! Come along and join in our festive fun! During the 2017 Summer Programme the family links team completed 327,659 steps, 129.23 miles and 699 floors. All the steps, miles and floors were completed whilst visiting several locations for the summer programme. The locations include Culzean Country Park, Ayr Beach, Arthurs Seat, Silversands Beach, Blair Drummond Safari Park and many more.
Congratulations to Yowhana who has just passed her SQA ITC Core Skills qualification.
Yowhana and Biniam have worked together as part of our IT learning project for speakers of other languages than English. Yowhana has been supported on a 1:1 basis by Biniam who has supported her as a volunteer IT Tutor. Yowhana has been supported on a 1:1 basis by Biniam who has supported her as a volunteer IT Tutor. Yowhana and Biniam are both from Eritrea and are Tigrinya speakers. Biniam has been able to support Yowhana’s IT learning by teaching her and using their shared language. This is a fantastic achievement for both of them. Yowhana started with the project as a total beginner in terms of IT. Biniam has worked very hard with her and is a great teacher. Yowhanas success reflects both their hard work.
In late 2015, Ade Kearns professor of Urban Studies at Glasgow University started to raise money for Rosemount Lifelong Learning along with 3 other local organisations having taken an interest in the communities through his involvement with the GOWell Project. He sought sponsorship to run a tremendous 25 races each 10 kilometres over the coming two years.
Ade came along to Rosemount Lifelong Learning today and presented a cheque for £675.75 after his final race in January 2017 completing all 25 races in a jaw-dropping 16 months.
Alison Mason, Chief Executive of Rosemount Lifelong Learning said ’ we are extremely grateful to Ade for his contribution to Rosemount Lifelong Learning which will help us continue to provide a range of support and activities for the benefit of local families. ’
For your generosity, we thank you and we have agreed that when we do any future fun runs to raise money for Rosemount Ade will be our new running partner/mentor! If you would like to get involved and run for Rosemount contact us on 0141 553 0808 or email Kiran.kaur@rosemount.ac.uk
Last night we held our Annual General Meeting for the first time in our Learning and Events Space. A very big thank you to all those who attended. It was a very successful meeting with entertainment, speeches, children’s competition and a raffle. Thank you to the speakers and the guests for your support. A big thank you to Anne McLaughlin MP for the speech and helping us with the children’s competition. Thank you to our nursery children for the wonderful pictures. We look forward to a fantastic year ahead with many more events, courses and programmes.
The summer programme at Rosemount Lifelong Learning was a success! The last day of the programme we held a carnival day. We had games such as hook the duck, mini bowling, hoop shoot and many more. A very big thank you to Greggs, Warburtons and Glasgow Ryze who provided several donations.
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