_307 Bunsgoil Shlèite/Sleat Primary School "" Site TEXT "" "Create hand-made slides, songs & stories for ages 7 - 11 - younger children welcome but must be supervised. With Mary Walters of Edinburgh Slide Workshop." Workshop "Create hand-made slides, songs & stories for ages 7 - 11 - younger children welcome but must be supervised. With Mary Walters of Edinburgh Slide Workshop." Workshop "Story-telling and slide workshop presentations in 'Cu Chulainn' by Sleat Primary School, 'The Stalker' by women of Wester Ross, and the results of the day's workshops." Talks and Literature "Story-telling and slide workshop presentations in 'Cu Chulainn' by Sleat Primary School, 'The Stalker' by women of Wester Ross, and the results of the day's workshops." Talks and Literature "A witty and sharp show for everyone who is going to be or has been nine years old - Fria suspects she is about to get a new baby in the house. The plots weaves a fantastical world of her imagination as she searches for her kidnapped shipmate\/brother." Theatre Family "A witty and sharp show for everyone who is going to be or has been nine years old - Fria suspects she is about to get a new baby in the house. The plots weaves a fantastical world of her imagination as she searches for her kidnapped shipmate\/brother." Theatre Family "The strange girl who lives in the run down house on the corner. There is . . . a horse on the roof .. . . a monkey on her shoulder. She doesn't go to school. She lives on her own. She has a barrel full of gold. She has no rules . . ." Theatre Family "The strange girl who lives in the run down house on the corner. There is . . . a horse on the roof .. . . a monkey on her shoulder. She doesn't go to school. She lives on her own. She has a barrel full of gold. She has no rules . . ." Theatre Family "Award-winning theatre company Catherine Wheels find themselves Lost at Sea as they explore the biggest subject one can possibly try and tackle \u2013 the ocean. The journey begins with a boy and a girl, fascinated by the story of 28,800 bath toys that accidentally ended up flung into the unrelenting currents of the Pacific Ocean. Their investigation sees them uncover the mysteries of the sea and discovering its importance to every one of us on earth.\n\nLost at Sea will explore ocean physics and environmental issues inspired by the curious tale of a collection of colourful bath time toys that accidentally found themselves flung in the Pacific Ocean." Theatre Family "Award-winning theatre company Catherine Wheels find themselves Lost at Sea as they explore the biggest subject one can possibly try and tackle \u2013 the ocean. The journey begins with a boy and a girl, fascinated by the story of 28,800 bath toys that accidentally ended up flung into the unrelenting currents of the Pacific Ocean. Their investigation sees them uncover the mysteries of the sea and discovering its importance to every one of us on earth.\n\nLost at Sea will explore ocean physics and environmental issues inspired by the curious tale of a collection of colourful bath time toys that accidentally found themselves flung in the Pacific Ocean." Theatre Family "" Exhibition "" Exhibition "" Workshop "" Workshop 57.08982249999999 -5.871582200000034