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Please spread the word that Active Schools are offering free swimming this summer at the St Augustine’s Pool!

Please see the attached flyer for more details!

Swim summer programme

Here is some information about a Summer Volleyball camp for P5 to P7.

It sounds like a lot of Fun!!!!!

SHAPE FLYER Summer 2017

Over the Summer months there will be a variety of different multi sport events running across the city.

Please see this flyer for more information: 2198-Skillz-Programme-A3 poster-Web Ready v3a

ACTIVE SCHOOLS CLUBS Term 3  2017

 

Thank you all for a great active term please note all clubs finish the week of 20-24 March

 

Next term  Active Schools  Clubs letters handed out to pupils on 18/19 April

Booking open online on  19 April    www.joininedinburgh.org

Clubs start 2 May- 23 June   

 

Many thanks

Fiona-Active Schools

 

 

Fiona Damen

 

 

 

Welcome to St Cuthbert’s RC Primary School. Here you will find information about the school, clubs on offer and all of the interesting activities the children have been up to!

 

Phase 2 of the rollout of a 20miles per hour (mph) speed limit goes live on 28 February 2017.   The second phase is the largest construction phase in the scheme  stretching from Granton to Portobello, Duddingston to Morningside, Gorgie to Murrayfield.

 

You can find out if your street is changing to 20mph by checking our interactive map.

 

The introduction of the new 20mph limit relies on signage and road markings alone.  Existing speed humps or other traffic calming will remain unchanged.  Larger 20mph signs will mark the entrance and exit of a 20mph area where the speed limit changes.  These signs will be supplemented by smaller repeater signs or road markings with speed limit roundels.

 

While many cities in the UK, Europe and beyond have already brought in 20mph (or 30km), Edinburgh is the first city in Scotland to roll out 20mph limits in this way, with many other areas, including East Lothian, keen to bring in slower speeds.

 

Slower speeds bring many benefits to places and people. They help to reduce the risk and severity of collisions, encourage people to walk and cycle and spend more time in an area. The project extends 20mph speed limits to approximately 80% of Edinburgh’s streets, while retaining a network of roads at 30mph and 40mph on key arterial routes.

 

 

Further information is also available on the Council’s website at www.edinburgh.gov.uk/20mph and on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/edin20mph

Regards

20mph Team

 

Eileen Hewitt I Professional Officer I 20mph Programme I Active Travel and Road Safety I Place I City of Edinburgh Council I C:2 Waverley Court I 4 East Market Street I Edinburgh I EH8 8BG I 0131 469 3502 eileen.hewitt@edinburgh.gov.uk I 20mph@edinburgh.gov.uk I www.edinburgh.gov.uk/20mph