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March 2005
Thursday, March 31, 2005 Rothesay Academy to introduce new truancy reporting technology
- Webmaster @ 17:38 GMTIn an innovative new initiative to enable school management and parents to raise school attendance, Rothesay Academy has introduced a telephoning / emailing / text-messaging scheme that will promptly notify parents of a child’s absence from school in the event of no prior explanation for non-attendance having been given. More
Friday, March 25, 2005 Isle of Bute schools get an activity-based outdoor education boost
- Webmaster @ 18:58 GMTAll Isle of Bute’s schools are to benefit from the appointment of an outdoor instructor. Funding for a year-long activity-based programme, conducted by an outdoor education specialist, has been provided by Argyll and Bute Council’s Fusions (Fuller Services in our Communities and Schools) programme. Thursday, March 10, 2005 Good progress with the building of Isle of Bute's new ferry
- Webmaster @ 22:09 GMTProgress with the completion of Isle of Bute’s new 450-passenger/60-car ferry MV Bute is proceeding a-pace, as the upper two decks are placed on top of the hull and main superstructure, and the vessel's funnels are also put in place. Things are still on track for the 24th June naming ceremony in Rothesay. See the weekly visual progress report on the vessel.
Thursday, March 03, 2005 IN THE HEADLINES
- Webmaster @ 00:29 GMTMOUNT STUART TO OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK THIS SUMMER For the first time since it opened to the public in 1995, Mount Stuart, a masterpiece of Victorian Gothic architecture and one of the Isle of Bute’s premier visitor attractions, will be opening every day during this coming summer.
Bute Fabrics, based in Rothesay, Isle of Bute, has been commissioned to create a variety of bespoke fabric designs for the Welsh Millennium Centre in Cardiff, and will also be exhibiting for the first time at 100% Design Moscow later this month. Wednesday, March 02, 2005 NEW £2m DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED FOR PORT BANNATYNE
- Webmaster @ 19:08 GMTAn ambitious £2 million residential development, comprising nine town houses, a block of nine flats, and two detached houses has been proposed for Port Bannatyne. |
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