Deasbad Nàiseanta nan Àrd-sgoiltean 2025
Ghabh Màili agus Eilidh ÀS6 pàirt anns an Deasbad Nàiseanta ann an Steòrnabhagh an t-seachdain-sa. Bha iad an sàs ann an dà chuairt, aon an aghaidh Greenfaulds a’ deasbad “Tha rannsachadh fànais na sgrios airgid”, agus an uair sin an aghaidh Àrd-sgoil an Òbain ag argamaid “Tha misneachd nas cudromaiche na foghlam san là th’ ann”.
Màili and Eilidh S6 represented Inverness Royal Academy at the Deasbad in Stornoway this week. They came up against Greenfaulds in the first round debating the value of space research, and took on Oban in the second round arguing that confidence is more important than education. Their first round debate can be seen here - https://fb.watch/DdDhaOESG6/ and a write up from Màili and Eilidh will appear shortly on the Gaelic blog - https://gaidhliginbhirnis.wordpress.com/ Despite not progressing to the third round, the girls can be very proud of their efforts. ’S math a rinn sibh! Their first round debate can be seen from 3 hours 52 mins.
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The new Speakeasy programme for Parents and Carers that has been launched by NHS Highland Health Improvement Team & Planet Youth. Speakeasy is free and is provided by trained facilitators. The focus of this programme is to help parents and carers of children of any age to tackle the difficult and often confusing issues of growing up, safety, sex and relationships. We provide relaxed and informal small group work sessions around aspects of growing up, keeping your child safe, relationships and sexual health and in these sessions we discuss information, resources, and support to help parents/carers to confidently chat about these things at home. We want families to feel more knowledgeable, confident and ready to have these conversations with their children.
The programme is currently delivered to small groups of parents in relaxed and interactive learning sessions that are delivered online.