7 Educators providing Care courses in Dunbar

gullane community children’s hub

Gullane Community Children's Hub Gullane Community Children’s Hub Gullane Community Children’s Hub. The Hub was developed between After School Club and Playgroup Committees to create greater efficiencies and reduce duplication of work between the two Committees. We also see it as an exciting venture to de bc velop and expand child care services for the local community

branxholme gundogs

Home Alistair Mackay www.branxholme.com East Lothian Gundog Training, anmackay General Obedience Labrador Spaniel HPR

pet behaviour sorted. mat ward bsc mvs ccab

The dog and cat behaviour concerns I deal with are hugely varied, and include: aggression towards people; aggression towards dogs; fear, phobias and anxiety; training problems; barking; indoor toileting; destructive behaviours; inter-cat aggression; urine marking and spraying; repetitive behaviour; mouthing/biting; separation anxiety; pulling on the lead; jumping up; and antisocial behaviour.

posh pets east lothian

paw skills

We start from the very basics,progressing to more advanced obedience and tricks. We also offer a telephone consultation for new puppy owners. Just £15 for up to an hour of advice for all things puppy related.

east lothian council

Political Leaders chosen by the Administration Leader of the Council: Councillor Norman Hampshire Depute Leader: Councillor Shamin Akhtar Provost: Councillor John McMillan Depute Provost: Councillor Andy Forrest Cabinet spokespersons Cabinet Spokesperson for Planning: Councillor Norman Hampshire Cabinet Spokesperson for Health and Social Care: Councillor Shamin Akhtar Cabinet Spokesperson for Education and Children's and Family Services: Councillor Fiona Dugdale Cabinet Spokesperson for Housing and Property Maintenance: Councillor Andy Forrest

the compass school

A warm welcome to our school web-site! The Compass School is unique. As an independent primary school for children age 3-12, it has acquired an outstanding reputation in East Lothian and beyond for providing its children with a firm foundation for their life-long learning. At The Compass, our aim is to provide a warm and caring environment in which our children are encouraged to develop their unique gifts and talents and progress not only academically but in their confidence and self-esteem too. We strongly believe that every child has the ability to excel in some aspect of school life and we provide our children with numerous opportunities to enjoy success and to flourish, through achieving their own personal targets. At the heart of The Compass lies the principle that a child’s time at school should be a happy one. We encourage strong personal values such as care and respect for others, polite and responsible behaviour, high standards of appearance and personal organisation and our children derive great satisfaction from meeting these expectations. Consequently, they develop positive and healthy relationships based on friendship, honesty and trust. We aim to prepare children not only for their next stage of education, but for the challenges of a fast-moving and modern world where knowledge, communication and creativity will be the keys to our children’s future success. We know that the world into which our children will grow-up to work and live in their adult lives is one which will be increasingly global. The ability to communicate effectively will be key to their future success and it is essential that we provide them with the necessary tools and knowledge to thrive in their working lives. We warmly welcome you to visit our school and discover more about what makes The Compass experience so unique.