Young Scot awards – Grants for Edinburgh College of Art students – Edinburgh Ceilidh Club – The Tattoo Fox – Yoga
Act fast if you know anyone who should be nominated for a Young Scot award. The nominations close at midnight….
The categories stretch from extraordinary sporting achievements, film, photography, helping others to live a healthier lifestyle, song, dance, comedy, volunteering, the unsung hero, someone who helps to protect the environment or who works in their community to improve lives.
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Good news if you are a student or a member of staff at Edinburgh College of Art. There is some money available for innovation.
“These grants are intended to promote new initiatives in teaching, research and student support at Edinburgh, especially in areas where a small sum of money can have a big effect. These grants are funded through the generous donations made by our many staff, alumni and friends, and this year we have a limited pool of £100,000 to be distributed among students, staff, clubs, societies and University support services for a range of academic projects, teaching initiatives and student activities.
If you know someone, student, staff, club or society, who might benefit from an Innovation Initiative Grant please take the time to send them this email. We accept applications for innovative and unique projects costing up to a maximum of £5,000. So if you have a project you think we need to hear about then check out the Innovation Initiative Grants application form at:www.iig.ed.ac.uk (EASE log in required to view the site).”
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On Tuesday we have the ceilidh club @ Summerhall where we have Heeliegoleerie playing. Tickets are still available £6 on the door or in advance from www.edinburghceilidhclub.com/tickets opening with everything kicking off at 8pm.
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