ype:	Causes - Fundraiser

Start Time:	Saturday, 01 May 2010 at 00:00
End Time:	Monday, 31 May 2010 at 00:00
Location:	facebook groupmembers choice

Description

There are 58 current facebook group members. Help us celebrate our first birthday (Glasgow group started April 2009) by individual fundraising.
If everyone has a small fundraiser in May and raises £10 or more then we will have a great £580 or more to send to Unicef to help with its great work protecting childrens rights and roviding aid throughout the world.

Thats better than a birthday cake

Soccer Aid

UNICEF UK. Soccer Aid 2010. Are you a keepy uppy pro?

www.socceraid.org.uk
Join in with the Glasgow Unicef Group in May.
Use balloons or footballs, get individual sponsership or contact Glasgow Group and we will arrange
a Glasgow event

Happy birthday Glsgow Unicef Group

Happy Birthday Glasgow Unicef Group

Hi all bu ding young writers,
enter this great competition
You can get a better view of this leaflet at
http://www.giantproductions.org/pdfs/Unicef.pdf

or you visit Children's author Maggi Gibsons
" Seriously sassy " website for photos of launch and more info at the meet Maggi section
http://www.seriouslysassy.co.uk/site/SASS/Templates/Maggi.aspx?pageid=7&cc=GB

or We can send you e-copy just email glasgowunicef stories @googlemail.com.

Sends us comments or ideas to this blogg and make this a great site to share ideas and develop stories.

Our big celebration day is looking good with workshops/great cakes for winners and loads of other stuff.
Do not forget the deadline for entry is 20th May to email above.


Good Luck

Childrens Short Story Competition

Hi all

get details from our leaflet at http://www.giantproductions.org/pdfs/Unicef.pdf

ask for a copy of this leaflet glasgowunicefstories@googlemail.com

Write a story for us about your 'rights'

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Author Lynne Rickards

Lynne Rickards set the scene at the launch of our short story competition with the younger children.
She will also have a workshop at our award/celebration day at Gilmorehill on Saturday 19th June at The West End Festival.

Book a free place at glasgowunicefstories@googlemail.com

Better still enter our competition-deadline 20th May (entry to email address above)

Workshop/Launch of short story competition

Unicef Education Officer for Scotland set the scene at the launch of the short story competition
by providing information on childrens rights.
The theme of the competition.

Do you know your rights?
Do you know they are layed out in a special
form/book called the United Nations Declaration
of Human Rights.
There are lots of games and information about these rights on the Unicef UK website.
www.unicef.org.uk/tz/rights/index.asp

Have a look and then see if you can think of a story and enter our free competition.

Launch Childrens short story competition

Short story competition

Enter our childrens creative writing competition 20th May 2010. The theme is childrens rights and we are supporting Unicefs Put it Right campaign.
Short Story Competition-(Entry by 20th May -Glasgowunicefstories@googlemail.com)
Author Maggie Gibson set the question and our theme is children's rights
Hey – why not exercise your Right to Write?
Glasgow Unicef Group is holding a super competition for all budding young writers.
What are we looking for?
Inspired stories about children who care about their world.
About young people who aren't afraid to stand up for what they think is right.
About children and young people just like you!
So write a story for us.
It might be true. It might be made up. It might be a mix of both.
Age ranges-P1 – P 4, P5 – P7,S1 – S3, S4-S5
Prizes-books,badges,certificates,afternoon tea with writers and more.

Launch Childrens short story competition

Stop press-we are lauching our terrific childrens creative writing competition 20th March 2010. the theme is childrens rights and we are supporting Unicefs Put it Right campaign.
Short Story Competition-(Entry by 20th May -Glasgowunicefstories@googlemail.com)
Author Maggie Gibson set the question and our theme is children's rights
Hey – why not exercise your Right to Write?
Glasgow Unicef Group is holding a super competition for all budding young writers. 
What are we looking for?
Inspired stories about children who care about their world.
About young people who aren't afraid to stand up for what they think is right.
About children and young people just like you! 
So write a story for us.
It might be true. It might be made up. It might be a mix of both.  
Age ranges-P1 – P 4, P5 – P7,S1 – S3, S4-S5
Prizes-books,badges,certificates,afternoon tea with writers and more.

Unicef update on the situation in Haiti

Haiti disaster

FYI – A UNICEF plane has landed in Port-au-Prince! Supplies to help 10,000 being unloaded