Cultural Minister endorses Scottish pupils’ creative insight into China
Creative interpretations of Beijing, as the city behind the 2008 Olympic Games, will see youngsters from around Scotland – from Inverness, Aberdeen and Dundee to Glasgow, Fife and the Lothians – being honoured at a special Scottish Primary Schools Competition awards ceremony at The Burrell Collection, Glasgow, on Saturday, 14 June.
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Ministerial Endorsement for Schools Competition
The Scotland-China Association and the Tom Murray Memorial Trust were delighted to receive, at the end of March, an endorsement from Linda Fabiani, Minister for Europe, External Affairs and Culture, in support of their 2008 Competition for Scottish Primary Schools, ‘Beijing: Northern Capital’.
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Tom Murray grew up on a farm in Aberdeenshire. Following distinguished service with the International Brigade in Spain he became a respected City Councillor in Edinburgh.
A founding member of the SCA, he was a man of courage and principle. He had a great interest in China, also in education, and so this competition is dedicated to his memory.
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