Month: August 2016

Link to location on Google Maps

We are the one with the blue door. You can either park you car at Eastgate, come out of M & S and walk up to Lloyds TSB on you right and Bank of Scotland & Royal Bank of Scotland on your left. The set of steps “Market Brae Steps” in the middle, walk up the Market Brae Steps until the top and you can see the building on your left.

If you prefer driving then you have to drive up the Crown passing the Midmills College, enter Charles Street when you see Chris Crook the Barber. At the top of Charles Street you can try and park at Hill Place or Raining Stairs Car Park or check if we have any space left on your
right. Car Parks are free after 6pm.

(We are the opposite end of Blind Craft Workshop)

ROZKŁAD ZAJĘĆ od 20go SIERPNIA do 5go LISTOPADA 2016

NOWY KALENDARZ 2016-2017

Szkoła im. Św. Jana Pawła II w Inverness

Drodzy Rodzice!

Z powodu generalnego remontu szkoły podstawowej St Joseph’s, siedziba naszej szkoły tymczasowo będzie przeniesiona do siedziby Chińskiej SHIMCA
Pod adresem:

1 ARDCONNEL TERRACE
INVERNESS
IV2 3AE

Link do lokacji na mapie Google
(Jest to budynek po prawej stronie z niebieskimi drzwiami)

Od 20go sierpnia włącznie do 5go listopada.
Termin ukończenia prac remontowych może ulec zmianie; może dłużej potrwać.
Z powodu braku miejsc w salach w SHIMCA, nie przyjmujemy nowych dzieci aż wrócimy do szkoły St Joseph’s.
NOWE GODZINY ZAJĘĆ 10.00-15.00

Wszelkie zmiany i informacje będą dostępne na stronie Związku Polaków www.polness.org.uk

It goes without saying that EU nationals make an invaluable contribution not just to our economy, but to our society and our daily lives. I can assure you that there will be no immediate change in the status of EU nationals living in the United Kingdom.

Similarly, I expect the discussions that the UK Government has with the European Union to agree the arrangements for the UK’s exit will undoubtedly reflect the immense contribution made by EU citizens to our economy, our NHS and our schools, and in so many other ways. The UK Government has also, rightly, indicated its desire to secure the interests of the 1.2 million British citizens who live and work elsewhere in the EU.

I am confident that we will be able to work to secure and guarantee the legal status of EU nationals living here as well as the rights of British citizens abroad, through reciprocal discussions with the European Union as part of the formal negotiations to leave the EU.

In the meantime, let me stress that EU nationals continue to be welcome in Scotland and across the United Kingdom.

There have been some truly abhorrent hate crimes perpetrated against EU nationals following the referendum, and we must not stand for attacks of any kind. They must be, and will be, tackled in the strongest possible terms.

Ruth Davidson MSP (Leader –Conservative and Unionist Party –Scottish Parliament)