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Second Week of the Summer Scheme in Stranraer

Tue, 26th Jul 2022

#TeamStranraer proceeded into the second week of their Summer Scheme!

Treasure Hun!

Starting on Tuesday with an in-town treasure hunt to get everybody’s minds working! Finding ATMs, certain stores, products and other items; something woolly, prices of coffees at the local shops, and even something stripey! Lots of variety for our day in the town! We all worked together to successfully complete our sheets!

After we came back from our treasure hunt, we had our second session with Stranraer’s Drum For Fun where our young people worked together to create a beat on some African drums, a great end to a day of our summer scheme!

Loch Lomond

On Wednesday our staff and young people took a trip over to Loch Lomond where we got taught about the importance of climate change, explored the grounds with some fun activities and got some lovely views from the hills overlooking the Loch!

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