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Meldrum Academy s pocket garden wins special commendation

Meldrum Academy s pocket garden won a special commendation from the judges. Children, from as young as three, were challenged to design a colourful and sustainable garden that could feature at the Scottish Gardens Show at Scone Palace in late May. Sadly, the show was cancelled due to Covid restrictions. However, the entrants grew and built their gardens to be showcased online. Meldrum Academy submission – Harry’s Haven – features a pond in a bucket, space for insects, and bird feeders. The judges commented: “This is an excellent achievement. The idea of a pond in a bucket is really well done and the garden has a soft, natural feel with plastic containers cleverly disguised. The plants are well chosen and there is a bit of room for them to grow too.

Young rhythm fans in Aberdeenshire offered free summer music-making sessions

Young rhythm fans in Aberdeenshire offered free summer music-making sessions
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A charming former manse house in a vibrant Aberdeenshire village

Country Life Trending: Carpe Diem House brings together the best of modern living, period details and a private, verdant setting at the centre of the village of Daviot. Formerly the manse house to Daviot Church, Carpe Diem House, in Daviot, Aberdeenshire, is situated in a central but private position within the village. The property, which is for sale through Savills at an asking price of £550,000, was originally built in about 1798, but was sensitively extended and modernised by the current owners. These days, it offers some 4,000sq ft of space that combine modern family living with beautiful period features, such as sash and case windows, working shutters and striking staircases.

More than a dozen north-east schools expected to be over capacity by 2025

More than a dozen north-east schools expected to be over capacity by 2025 © Colin Rennie / DCT Media Kemnay Academy is expected to reach 141% over capacity by 2025. A number of schools across the north-east are expected to be over capacity by 2025, a new report has stated. Aberdeenshire Council’s education and children’s services committee is to discuss a report updating councillors on the progress of the local authority’s learning estate when it meets next Thursday. The most recent pupil census carried out last year has shown there are 20,971 primary school children, and 15,160 secondary pupils across the region. There are 33 fewer primary pupils from the year before, and it is the third year that overall primary pupil numbers have fallen.

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