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fifenews www.primarytimes.co.uk /fife PAPER TRAIL EXHIBITION Springtime Workshops for kids at St Andrews Museum The exhibition Tracing the local history of paper making in Fife, as well as its universal use in our daily life, Paper Trail explores the past, present and future of paper. From personal diaries and letters to rare books, which include the first edition of Euclid’s Elementa Geometriae and the Book of Scot Ballads by Robert Burns, the objects showcased will demonstrate the importance of the preservation and delivery of memories and knowledge. The exhibition also presents this humble material as a protagonist and aims at inspiring visitors by a range of selected artworks that will challenge common ideas of paper within sculpture, printmaking and collage. The workshops Throughout the duration of the display, Paper Trail: shaping our past, present and future is accompanied by a complementary programme of events. 03 April, Marvellous Marbles (6 to 12 year olds) An afternoon of paper crafting and marbling. We encourage reusing and recycling materials, so please bring your own envelopes, paper and card along to marble. 04 April, A Theatre of Shadows (6 to 12 year olds) A workshop where participants will create their own puppets and perform the story of paper together. 11 April, From Paper to Kites (4 to 8 year olds) Draw, colour and shape your own simple kites, then take them home and test your flying skills. 11 April, Colourful Koinobori (7 to 11 year olds) Make your own Japanese carp kites, known as Koinobori, to celebrate the Japanese spring tradition of wishing good luck. Event dates/time Marvellous Marbles Tuesday 03 April, 1.30 – 3pm A Theatre of ShadowsWednesday 04 April, 1.30 – 3pm From Paper to Kites Wednesday 11 April, 10.30am - noon Colourful Koinobori Wednesday 11 April, 1.30 - 3pm Places on the workshop must be booked in advance by calling St Andrews Museum on 01334 659380. Entry to Paper Trail: shaping our past, present and future and all accompanying e Wear A Hat Day 2018 Please get involved in Wear A Hat Day on Thursday 29th March 2108 (or any day in March) to help raise funds for research into brain tumours. This devastating disease kills more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer. Just 1% of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to brain tumours. During Wear A Hat Day 2017, individuals, families, schools and other organisations all came together and raised over £300,000 to fund our research. Together we can reach our target of £600,000 – enough to fund a team of researchers for a year. Register online today: www.wearahatday.org. Thank you for helping to fund the fight. FOSTER CARE FORTNIGHT! Every year, tens of thousands of children need foster care whilst they are unable to live with their own families. Fostering is a way that you can help children who desperately need support and somewhere to call home. It is rewarding for children and carers and can genuinely be a life changing experience for everyone. Foster Care Fortnight, led by fostering charity, The Fostering Network takes place from 14th – 27th May and aims to spread awareness of fostering in the UK. It highlights the work of foster carers round the country whose dedication, support and commitment make such a huge difference to so many children. There are a number of ways you can get involved. On social media you might consider including tags such as #ProudToSupportFostering or #proudtofoster on Twitter or Instagram. If you’re already a foster carer you can help spread the word and encourage others to become foster carers or perhaps make a short film showing why you’re proud to foster and share it! If fostering is something you would like to get involved in – visit thefosteringnetwork.org.uk for more information. Comedian and Children’s Author David Walliams named Judge of the 10th National Young Writers’ Awards! The National Young Writers’ Awards returns with a bang as children’s author David Walliams has been named judge for 2018! The competition, organised by tuition provider, Explore Learning, has inspired hundreds of thousands of children across the UK to put pen to paper and give writing a try. The theme for this year is ‘Heroes’ where children are tasked with writing a 500- word story about their hero. The winner will be surprised at a school assembly by David who will announce the National Young Writer of the Year and present them with a trophy, a trip to Disneyland Paris for their family and £500 of books for their school! The competition will run from 5th March to 29th April and is easy to enter. Children can pick up an entry form from their local Explore Learning or via explorelearning.co.uk/ youngwriters. David says: “It is a real privilege to be named judge for this year’s National Young Writers’ Awards and I am so looking forward to reading what the brilliant brains of our country’s children come up with.” 4 Primary Times EASTER 2018 ISSUE | www.primarytimes.co.uk/fife
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