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   Christmas comes to Stornoway as school boards are put up.

3. welovestornoway.com › index › articlesNHS chiefs praise summer students - We love Stornoway

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   1 day ago · The Health Board offered the students short term contracts of up to four months, or the opportunity to join one of our Staff Banks, where regular hours are available. Most posts ran from June to September, all Band 2, and the Board hopes to run it again next year. The Summer Student Recruitment campaign started in 2023 when NHS Western Isles ...

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   This was the full extent of the snow in Stornoway yesterday, with schools closed, businesses struggling to stay open and roads treacherous.

5. welovestornoway.comWe love Stornoway

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   For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.

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   Feb 22, 2021 · Welcome back to school today P1 - 3! Many of you may have seen the We Love Stornoway article at the weekend which summarised Stornoway Community Council's support for a move for the school to get an...

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   What is we Love Stornoway?

   • For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.

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   What schools did Stornoway have?

   • Stornoway, at that time, boasted four schools: The General Assembly School adjacent to the Parish Church; the Free Church School on Francis Street; Lady Matheson’s Female Industrial Seminary at the corner of Scotland Street and Keith Street; and John Mackay’s School, a boys’ institution run by a noted and much respected figure in the town.

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   Where is Stornoway Primary School?

   • Primary education in Stornoway is in Stornoway Primary School, which opened in August 1969. The school is on Jamieson Drive and has around 400 pupils. The head teacher is Annette Murray. [ 54 ][ 55 ] There is a further education college, Lews Castle College, which was founded in 1953 and is now part of the University of the Highlands and Islands.

   Stornoway - Wikipedia

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   What's happening in Stornoway in October?

   • The first of a new series of friendly, informal walks and talks begins tomorrow (Saturday, 12 October). "Discover Historic Stornoway: A Walking Tour Through Time" is organised by Urras nan... Read more … The swimming pool at Ionad Spòrs Leòdhais in Stornoway is likely to remain closed for almost all of October as a result of damaged floor tiles.

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8. welovestornoway.com › index › articlesNational Gaelic Schools Debate gets underway - We love Stornoway

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   Nov 7, 2023 · The 2023 Loganair National Gaelic Schools Debate got under way in Stornoway Town Hall on Tuesday November 7, as 14 teams representing 13 schools from across Scotland took to the stage for round one of the public speaking competition.