Harry's News

In Harry's News this week, the great British astronomer, broadcaster and author Sir Patrick Moore has passed away at the age of 89. He had presented sky at night program for over 50 years. Alot of people are paying tribute to the astronomer who passed away.

In other news, North Korea has been warmed by the U.N. not to fire anymore rockets after North Korea fired rocket misslies into the sea as part of their army and nuclear training for their country.

That's Harry's News

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, the U.N. has voted on the country of Palestine to be a U.N. observer state just like the Vatican City. Alot of people are upset with the outcome about Palestine being a U.N. observer state and the United states Presient Obama said that it will not cause peace between Palestine and Israel who are at war with each other, but have agree on a creasefire. In reponse to this Israel is planning to builted homes on Palestine's land. It still looks like that there is no end to the probelms with Israel and Palestine.

That's Harry's News. 

The Buzz Team at Pittodrie

On Tuesday the 27^th November some of the Banff Buzz were fortunate to be invited to be quest of the Aberdeen FC Disables Supporters Club, John Milne was our leader, Alan Gove, James Reid and Jamie Mearns, were met by Sandy Riach who is the Trustee of the Aberdeen FC Heritage Trust and the Chairman of the Aberdeen FC Disabled Supporters Club.

We were taken to the Shop, where we bought some goodies, then taking up to the Europa Lounge, where we given soup and sandwiches then we watched the first half of the match which was quite good, the score was 1. 1.   then we had very nice Scotch Pies & Sausage Rolls and Coffee which help us warm up, then back to the game second half was a good game, just a pity about the score, after the match we went back to the lounge for more drinks, (we had only soft drinks)   

We had a very nice night out, and we all want to be invited back, a pity about the very cold night.

Christmas Party at Banff Day Services

This week at Banff day services we had a Christmas Party to celebrate Christmas. At the Christmas Party we had a disco, games and buffet with burgers, maringue and trifle and for to drink at the party was orange juice, blackcurrent juice and the drinks machine was free. There was also films to watch going on at the party like the Laural and Hardy films. There was also dance music and christmas songs at the party. Also Santa Claus came with sweets and presents at the party. Overall it was a great party and everyone had lots of fun. Here are some of are photos at the party.

        

Chicken gone

Two chickens at Banff day serivces Eden project have gone missing or been kill from a predetor that has got into the chicken coup at night. To provent this from happening again, the Eden group have made the chicken coup taller and more anti predetor proof round it. We all hope that no more chickens go missing or get killed at Eden. 

  

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, a huge hurricane has hit the east coast of United states of America killing over 80 people and leaving drozens of people homeless. The hurricane is called Hurricane Sandy and it was one of the biggest hurricane's that has hit America in years. The hurricane had mostly hit New York and New Jersey and had cause millions of dollers worth of damage.

In other news, Presient Obama and republican rival Mitt Romney are campaigning though out America for the vote on who will be the next Preisent of United states of America.

That's Harry's News.   

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, their are still protests going on in the middle east over the American film that mocks the Prophet Muhammad that was put on youtube. The protesters have been burning American flags and want the people who made and stared in the film to be arrested and sent to prison.

In other news, the Deputy Prime minister Nick Clegg has finilly said sorry about promising not to raise turtion fees, but did so anyway.

That's Harry's News.

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, the U.S.A ambassador to Libya has been killed in Benghazi in Libya after protesters stormed the U.S.A embassy and set it alight killing a drozen people. The protesters were protesting against the United states release of an film that insults the Prophet Muhammad and the Islam religon. There has also been protests and voliant clashes with police in Eypet and Yemen also about the film's release on youtube.

That's Harry's News.

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, we our just days away from the paralympic games held in London.We hope to get at least over 100 medals for Team GB for the games.We came in 3rd place at the olympic games and we had won 27 golds at the games.We hope Team GB gets more golds at the paralympic games.

In other news, the mass murderer Anders Breivik has been sentence to 21 years in prison for the killings 77 people in Norway las year.

That's Harry's News. 

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, the London Olympic games has been going on for the past 2 weeks and team GB has 25 gold medals and 53 medals all together. We are in 3rd place in the medal table under China and the U.S.A. The London Olympic games is going to finish this weekend and we hope we can get more medals.

In other news, in the country of Syria the violance there is still going on and it looks like the country has entered civil war and it also looks like their's no end in sight.

That's Harry's News.    

ian smith

i am back after a few months off i stopped going to my aa meetings and started drinking again i went to pubs in aberdeen elgin and inverness i havent been proud of myself but i wont let alcohol win one day i will be as strong as a WWE superstar and as sharp as the teeth of a Great White Shark

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, 9 climbers have begin killed when a avalanche collsped on top of them in the French Alps. At least 8 more climbers had been injury in the avalanche. The climbers were part of a team exploring the Alps and climbing Mount Maudit when the avalanche collsped on top of them. Three Britons were killed in the avalanche.

In other news, the M4 road to London has been reopened after a crack appear under the bridge. Alot of people were worried about the road not begin open when the olympic games are on and that would have cause big delays for people.

That's Harry's News.   

Stephanie's first day in photography...

My name is Stephanie.  I like going to Aberdeen with my friends shopping.  I like going to Boyndie on monday and thursday.  I work in the kichen -  I do really well and I work hard.   I like serving food to customers. It's my first day here and i really like it.  I know a few people from ages ago and I hope to meet more new people.  I hope to come on an other day soon but I just wanted to start with one day first of all.  I like having a laugh with people. 

This morning i was learing how to use  picassa

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, Britain is senting in more help and aid to the country of Syria. The Syrian government and it's troops are still killing citizens in the country who are against the government and want the Syrian Presient to step down as leader of the country. The U.N. is still trying to get sanctions on the Syrian government to stop the killing of citizens.

In other news, the head of the British bank called Barclays has step down as the head of the company after the false trading scandel which is legel to do in banking.

That's Harry's News.     

Advice on accomodation

My name is Alan Stephen and I have got my own house -  it's great!  I used to live in Ellerslie house where I  felt great!   I  lived in Ellerslie house from 2004 to 2011.  There were negative points and postive points.  
I liked living with a lot of friends although you often had to queue for the shower.


Now I have my own place I have other responsibilities like keeping my kitchen clean and living room clean and bedroom clean.   Eric supported me to get my own tenancy -  Eric is my social worker.  it is great because while I have my freedom I still have staff who support me to live.


If you would like advise on getting your own accomodation, please approach me at Banff Day Services.




To go to the ARK housing website click on the below link: 

http://www.arkha.org.uk/1/1/0/Home

Boyndie at Macduff Primary

These are photos taken at Macduff Primary. The Parent Support Group kindly donated a tree to celebrate the Queens diamond jubilee. In the picture are pupils, staff, parent support representatives and the horticulture group from Boyndie who helped plant the tree.

  

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, there is still shelling going on in the city of Hom's in the country of Syria. The U.N. are now planning a plan to stop the country going into a civil war and to stop the government's troops from killing its own civilians. The countries of China and Russia do not want to get involved because it may start a war with Syria and its government.

In other news, British doctors and nurses are going on a big strike to protest about their pensions changes. They our upset with the government's cuts to their pensions and are planning the strike next month.

That's Harry's News.

Macduff primary Visit to Boyndie Visitor center

These  are  photos from primary 2, Macduff primary.
They visited Boyndie Visitor Centre as part of their current Mini  Beast  theme . After pancakes and  juice they went for a guided tour and  mini  beast hunt  accompanied with  staff  from the centre

macduff tractor planter

This photo was taken at Macduff Primary School on the 15th of June. Standing on front right  is Greig Cook whos family commissioned a  tractor planter to be placed at the school in memory of his mother June Cook who was a teacher for a number of years at the school. Also in the front are members of the Boyndie woodworking team who built the tractor. The handing over ceremony was opened by Head Teacher Peter Wood and Greig cut the ribbon, in attendance were former colleagues, current staff, pupils and Parent Support members.

Harry's News

In Harry's news this week, the London Olymics torch has begin going round parts of Scotland. The torch was going through into some of Scotland's cities like Aberdeen, Inverness, Glasgow and Edinburgh and it was carried by the runners. Also the London Olymics organisers have decide to do a British countryside theme for the games.

In other news, the fighting is still going on in Syria and it doesn't look like it will stop so. The U.N. has been telling the Syrian government to stop the volance in the country and the some U.N. countries want to get sanctions on the country.

That's Harry's News.         

Haary's News

In Harry's news this week, the U.N. has warned the country of Syria and it's government to stop the killing of innocent people because it will cause a civil war in the country. Over 100 people were shoot dead by the government's troops and lots of people were killed by government shellings. Alot of people and countries are telling the Syrian Presient to step down as leader of the country.

In other news, two fishmen have caught a shark off the coast of Cornwell. The was at least 600 pounds and about 9 foot long. The fishmen tag it and release it back into the wild.

That's Harry's News.  

Enable Club sponsered walk

On Thursday 24th of May the enable club did a sponsored walk.There were 3 walks; one to the bridge of alvah , one to the Banff links and one  to the harbour .It was a fine night to do the walk.  We did not need  any practisce for the walk. we had to get in 3 groups because each group went on a different walk. The harbour walk was the easier walk to do as it was the shortest one. It was a  good night.

COAST 2012