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Written Question · S3W-22355 · Session 3

Further to the answer to question S3W-21747 by Keith Brown on 25 March 2009, which primary schools the Scottish cooking bus has visited in …

Answered Asked by Ken Macintosh Lab Lodged 26 Mar 2009

The question

To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S3W-21747 by Keith Brown on 25 March 2009, which primary schools the Scottish cooking bus has visited in the last 12 months.

The answer

Answered by Keith Brown on 24 Apr 2009 · 29 days after it was lodged, on time

The Healthier Scotland Cooking Bus was launched at the Royal Highland Show in June 2008 and following staff training commenced visits to schools in mid-August.
During the eight months that the Cooking Bus has been operational, it has visited the following primary schools:
Royal High Primary School, Edinburgh;
Glencryan School, Cumbernauld;
Baird Memorial Primary School, Cumbernauld;
Tanshall Primary School, Glenrothes;
Lhanbryde Primary School, Moray;
Carnbroe Primary School, Coatbridge;
Saint Anne''s Primary School, Glasgow;
Mary Russell School, Renfrewshire;
Our Lady and St Patrick''s Primary School, Dumbarton;
St Thomas Primary School, Wishaw;
Auchinraith Primary School, Blantyre;
St Raymonds Primary School, Castlemilk;
Dean Park Primary School, Edinburgh;
Lochside Primary School, Dumfries, and
Townhead Primary School, North Lanarkshire.
In addition, the following primary schools have taken part in lessons on the bus:
George Heriots School (nursery, primary and secondary school)
Drumpark School (nursery, primary and secondary special needs)
South Park Primary School, Fraserburgh
Abercromby Primary School, Clackmannanshire
St Bernadette''s Primary School, Clackmannanshire, and
St Serf''s Primary School, Clackmannanshire.

In the Official Report

No contribution in the Official Report cites S3W-22355 by reference.