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WELCOME

YAY! SPRING IS HERE AND SO IS YOUR

SPRING EDITION OF THE GRID MAGAZINE

You have received this magazine because you have a Glasgow Young

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WE HAVE HEARD FROM LOTS OF

YOUNG PEOPLE WHO TOLD US THEY

DON’T WANT TO BE TOLD “NOT TO

WEAR MAKE UP” BUT WANT TIPS ON

“HOW TO APPLY IT PROPERLY”. SO IF

YOU REALLY MUST WEAR IT, HERE’S

OUR GUIDE TO DOING IT CORRECTLY.

LIGHTEN UP:

Instead of foundation, why not opt for a

tinted moisturiser with some concealer

and powder or light bronzer? If you really

feel the need to wear foundation opt for a

light range suitable for teenage skin.

STAY AWAY FROM THE

DARK SIDE:Go for a shade which matches your own

skin tone, or if you cant match it go just

one one shade up. Never go dark!

DON’T RUB IT IN:

Never rub concealer in. Just put a bit

on the pad of your middle finger and

pat it in.

PLAY UP YOUR LIPS

OR YOUR EYES, NEVER

BOTH:If you are wearing heavy eye m

ake-up,

go for nude lips with just a bit of gloss. If

you prefer dramatic lips, keep your face

light with only a coat of mascara and stay

away from heavy blush.

DON’T CROSS THE LINE:

Never ever line lips in a darker colou

r

than your gloss or lipstick, it’s not a

good look!

LESS IS MORE:

Ever notice how some of your friends look

best with no make-up? No matter your

age, too much make-up makes you look

worse. Tone it down: All you really need is

a great mascara, concealer for b

lemishes,

gloss and a pop of blush in winter.

VASELINE IS YOUR BEST

FRIEND:It’s a cheap eye make-up remover as well

as great for fixing chapped, scaly lips.

INVEST IN GOOD

PRODUCTSAND TOOLS:

Don’t just buy products because they are

cheap, look for products which suit your

skin needs.

NEVER SKIP

SUNSCREEN:

Look for products with SPF protection –

most tinted moisturiser’s will have this.

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EVER WONDER WHAT BEAUTY PRODUCTS CELEBRITIES USE? HERE ARE SOME OF THEIR FAV PRODUCTS WHICH WONT BREAK THE BANK!

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ARCH APPEALTOP TIPS FOR ACHIEVINGTHE PERFECT BROWS!

STEP 1: Pull hair away from the face and remove any eye make-up so that you have a blank canvas.

STEP 2: Brush your brows to see which direction the hair grows – you will tweeze in that direction.

STEP 3: Remove stray hairs first. These are the ones that sit out in ‘no mans land’ nowhere near the brow.

STEP 4: Try not to tweeze the hairs near the bridge of your nose. These hairs are important and can dictate the shape of the eyebrow.

STEP 5: Take an eyebrow pencil and shade the shape you want over your brows. It should follow your natural line and compliment your face shape.

REMEMBER!Take your time and tweeze one hair at a time - pulling too many hairs at once could leave bald spots and not every hair always grows back.

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A multi-activity programme offering a residential and outdoor learning

experience for local residents in the North of Glasgow. Places must be

booked in advance.FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

FIONA MCLEISH ON 0141 276 1785

Take part in a variety of activities including art, pool, games consoles and

football as well an opportunity to participate in Duke of Edinburgh Award.

WHAT’S ON IN

GLASGOW LIFE

Urban Fusion @ LAMBHILL STABLES

A multi-activity programme offering a residential and outdoor learning

experience for local residents in the North of Glasgow. Places must be

booked in advance.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

FIONA MCLEISH ON 0141 276 1785

If so come along to G-Stars @ Govan High on 10th - 12th April from 10am - 4pm or on either the

17th and 24th April, 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd May from 7 - 9pm.

G-Stars is a FREE “X Factor” style contest for young people aged 12 – 18 who live or attend

school in the south side of Glasgow. You will enjoy expert coaching from professional

singers and choreographers.

The Grand Final for all performers will be held at the O2 Academy on Sunday 27th May where

the winning act will get the chance to record their song and create their own music video!

Come and try out the free sessions at our 360 club at Blairdardie Pavillion over the Spring

Holidays for a wheel load of fun!! Whether you’re a complete beginner or can Bert Slide

with the best, our expert coaches will be on-hand to help you develop your skills on our

custom-built ramps.

G-STARS 2012 @ GOVAN HIGH SCHOOL WITH LIVE FINAL AT THE O2 ACADEMY GLASGOW

Are you the next Adele, Tinchy or the Wanted?

Skateboard into spring!!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE GLASGOW LIFE

NORTH-WEST AREA SERVICES TEAM ON 0141 276 1525

Are you aged 14yrs or under and want to get fit? Come along to our Activ8

sessions and use our special gym equipment for a full body workout!Spring into action

@GLASGOW CLUB EASTERHOUSE, 8 YEARS+, TUE & WED 4-5PM & 5-6PM

£2.20 PER SESSION WITH YOUR KIDZ CARD OR PURCHASE

A MONTHLY PASS FOR ONLY £6.55 (NORMAL PRICE £2.50 PER SESSION)

Fusion Youth Group

@ GADBURN PRIMARY, 4TH, 11TH & 14TH APRIL, 6 – 8.30PM

Take part in a variety

of activities including

art, pool, games consoles

and

football as well as an op

portunity to participate

in Duke of Edinburgh Award.

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IF IN DOUBT ASK A GLASGOW CLUB INSTRUCTOR.

THEY’RE HAPPY TO HELP YOU THROUGH YOUR

TRAINING PROGRAMME AND GIVE ADVICE ON THINGS

TO MAKE YOUR WORKOUT WORTHWHILE. GOOD LUCK!

1. HAVE A GOAL

Before you get started it’s important you know

why and what you’re doing it for. If you don’t you

could end up bored with no results.

2. NUTRITION

Fuel your body correctly or you’ll struggle to

fulfil your full potential, and what’s the point in

burning 300kcal on the cross trainer and then

having a Big Mac as soon as you leave the gym?

3. HYDRATION

Without water you won’t last long. Drink a good

size glass an hour prior to gym use (500ml) and

carry water with you. If you are training hard

sip small amounts often rather than large gulps

which leave you bloated.

4. WARM UP

Don’t start exercising like a maniac straight

away. Start by slowly raising the heart rate

gently for 5 mins. A rower is ideal for this as you

want to incorporate as many muscles and joints

as possible and get the heart pumping blood

round the whole body.

5. STRETCHThis is the most neglected area of fitn

ess. After

a short warm up stretch all the major muscle

groups you will be using in your session for 5-10

seconds. At the end of training your muscles are

warm so hold your stretch for 30-60 seconds to

increase your flexibility.

6. TECHNIQUE

Perform exercises as instructed and always try

to keep good posture. If something feels off it

probably is and a slight adjustment might make

all the difference.

7. DON’T FOCUS ON 1 AREA

Your body needs to have all your muscles worked

in order to maintain good postural alignment.

8. VARY YOUR TRAINING

Try to change something about your routine

slightly each time to help you progress.

9. RESTYour body needs rest days to reco

ver from the

training you’ve put it through. We recommend 2

days rest from hard training sessions and 1 day

rest from lighter sessions.

10. ENJOYHave fun and enjoy your training. Find a partner

who enjoys the same types of exercise as you

and push each other.

time fora changeHERE ARE OUR TOP TIPS FOR A SAFE EXERCISE PROGRAMME THAT

WILL HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS FOR A HEALTHIER SPRING

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WHAT ISSEVENSRUGBY?SEVENS RUGBY IS THE SEVEN-A-SIDE VERSION OF REGULAR RUGBY BUT BECAUSE THERE AREN’T AS MANY PEOPLE ON THE PITCH, IT’S FASTER AND MUCH MORE EXCITING!

WHO PLAYS SEVENS?Sevens (as it’s known) is played all over the world and 16 of the best teams in the world will be in Glasgow to play against each other in May.

They play over a whole weekend, with the winners playing a grand final on Sunday afternoon.

There will be teams from Scotland, England and Wales as well as international teams like the United States of America, Japan and Fiji.

IS IT POPULAR?Sevens is one of the most popular versions of any sport! It’s watched by millions of people all over the world and is really famous in places like Hong Kong and New Zealand though it may surprise you to learn that the game was invented right here in Scotland, in Melrose in the Borders, more than 100 years ago.

CAN ANYONE COME AND WATCH THE GLASGOW 7s?Yes! We want everyone in Glasgow to buy a ticket and come along. As well as the best teams on the main pitch at Scotstoun, there will also be a Festival of Rugby where you can come and try out the game for yourself and take part in special coaching and skills sessions.

SPORT

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EMIRATES AIRLINE

GLASGOW 7sNEW CITY... NEW STADIUM...

SAME GREAT WEEKEND OF RUGBY!

After 5 years in Edinburgh, the Sevens is moving to Glasgow.

Join us on 5 & 6 May 2012 at Scotstoun Stadium.

HSBC Sevens World Series, Round 8

www.glasgow7s.com

Early-bird

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Kids Tickets

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BANK OF SCOTLAND

JUNIOR GREAT SCOTTISH RUN

HALF price entry with your Glasgow Young Scot Card… just £3!

The 2012 Bank of Scotland Junior Great Scottish Run is the best Youth Race you’ll find anywhere

in Scotland and it’s back on 1 Sep, 10am at Glasgow Green.

So grab your friends and take to the start line at one of Scotland’s biggest fun runs - dress up, run

for charity or just do it for fun, choose either the 3k or 1.5k events. Open to anyone aged 9 to 17yrs.

See www.runglasgow.org/JGSR-2012 to book your place on the starting line!

Enter our competition on the back page to win free entry for you and a friend.

GLASGOW SKI & SNOWBOARD

OUTDOOR FACILITY Bellahouston Park, Glasgow

£10 off 6 week block of Group lessons

, Glasgow Young Scot Card price: £60 (normal price £70)

£10 off Ski & Snowboard School Week, Glasgow Young Scot Card price: £60 (normal price £70)

Ski & Snowboard School Week runs from 2–6 April or 9–13 April. Morning sessions run from

9.30am – 12noon and afternoon sessions run from 1.30pm – 4pm.

To book any of the above offers please call 0141 427 4991 and quote Young Scot offer.

You must then show your Glasgow Young Scot Card at the start of your first lesson.

M&D’sUnlimited ride wristband for only £6.00!

On 31 March and 1 April all Young Scot & Glasgow Kidz Card holders will get an unlimited ride

wristband for only £6.00! Normal price £16.85 (over 1.35m) and £12.75 (under 1.35m)

To receive this offer you MUST log onto www.gridmag.co.uk and print off your M&D’s super saver

voucher, you MUST take this along with your Glasgow Young Scot Card. Show both at the M&D’s

ticket office and you will receive your £6 unlimited wristband.

SPRING TIME OFFERS

with your Glasgow Young Scot Card

SPRING TIME OFFERS

with your Glasgow Young Scot Card

GLASGOW SUBWAY

Kids can travel free on the Glasgow Subway over the Easter Break!

From the 2-13 April, up to two children under the age of 16 can travel free of charge with any

full fare paying adult! Keep an eye on www.spt.co.uk for further details!

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WIN 2 TICKETS TO SEE JLS LIVE AT

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HEALTH & BEAUTYCOMPETITION

COULD YOU BE THE FACE OF THE NEXT GRID MAGAZINE?

BECOME

A COVER

ST RCOMPETITION

If you would like to have your photo on the front cover of the next Grid magazine and receive a£100 shopping spree, make over and professional photo shoot then enter this fab competition now!

Simply log onto www.gridmag.co.uk and upload your picture and tell us briefly why you should be the cover star and why you love The Grid Magazine. 2 runners up will also receive a £50 shopping voucher.Grid Reader Bronwyn won our 2008 cover star competition by providing a photo and writing the following poem:

When school is out, it’s time to get going, There’s lots to do, no need for snoring, When I read The Grid, I see ideas Galore, It always leaves me wanting more, With my GYSC in hand, I can save a few pounds, So off doing activities, that’s where I’ll be found, My GYSC and The Grid always put a smile on my face and a spring in my step, As I’m always busy, whether it’s sunny or wet.

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GLASGOW WARRIORS PROFESSIONAL RUGBY

PLAYERS CHRIS FUSARO AND TROY NATHAN

ARE STEPPING UP TO FACE THE ULTIMATE

CHALLENGE OF “WHO KNOWS WHO THE BEST”.

First to go was Chris, answering questions about Troy.

WIN GLASGOW

WARRIORS

TICKETSCHECK OUT THE BACK PAGE

FOR DETAILS OF HOW TO ENTER.

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WARRIORS

SPORT

WHAT’S THE ONE

ITEM TROY CAN’T LIVE

WITHOUT?

C: HATS! It has got to be one of his

hats.

T: Wrong. You’re close. Sort of

C: Ok then, basketball tops.

T: It’s not an item of clothing, a

ctually. We all have

one…

C: Your phone.

T: Bingo!

WHAT’S TROY’S

FAVOURITE MAGAZINE?

C: Erm, Men’s Health?

T: Aw, spot on! It was the body th

at gave it away,

wasn’t it!?

IF TROY WAS A

SUPERHERO, WHAT

WOULD HIS SUPER

POWER BE?

C: Erm, well he is quite into his comics, so

Wolverine?

T: No. I thought you were my friend you s

hould

know me by now, but obviously not!

C: It’s not something that we’ve ever talk

ed about!

T: Yes, we have had this conversatio

n before.

C: Batman?

C: Superman?

T: Yes. But what power would I have?

C: Oh, flying!

WHAT IS TROY AFRAID

OF?C: His mum!

T: Nobody wants to get on the wrong side of t

heir

mum!

OK AND FINALLY, WHAT

IS TROY’S GUILTY

PLEASURE?

C: PS3.

T: Nice!

So, part one over. A good effort fr

om Chris there,

let’s see if Troy can do any better.

OK TROY, WHAT IS

CHRIS’ FAVOURITE

FOOD?T: Oooh, well he has an

Italian background, so I

think it’s something Italian.

It wouldn’t be chorizo

or pepperoni, would it?

C: No, but it is meat.

T: Pizza?

C: Pizza is not meat!

T: Oh yeah. He loves a steak; I mean, look at th

e

size of him!

C: Got it!

WHERE IS THE ONE

PLACE CHRIS WOULD

LIKE TO LIVE?

T: New Zealand, obviously!

C: Ha ha, who wouldn’t want to live in New

Zealand! But no. Think of my heritage.

T: Italy?

C: Yes.

MOVING ON, WHAT’S

CHRIS’ WORST HABIT?

T: I can’t think.

C: If you were cooking, this would be something

that I’d do, that would really an

noy you.

T: Well he loves a bit of salt…

T: Oh wait, does he try and be like

the master

chef?

C: Pretty much, I am terrible at interfering when

someone else is cooking!

WHAT IS CHRIS’

FAVOURITE COLOUR?

T: Well, he does like wearing those tig

ht grey shirts, like

a few of the other boys.

C: Hahaha, oh dear.

T: I don’t know; I’ve seen him

out and about quite

often in a pink shirt…

C: That’s a lie! I would never wear pink in m

y life!

C: Think of my football team.

T: Oh…green!

C: Yes!

A mixed bag there from Troy. Hmm.

To read this full interview and see

“who knows who the best” log onto

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WARRIORS

TICKETSCHECK OUT THE BACK PAGE

FOR DETAILS OF HOW TO ENTER.

IGNIS ASSET MANAGEMENT WOMEN’S 10KBELLAHOUSTON PARKAGE: 15yrs +13 MAY 2012, 10amCOST: From £20

WHAT’S YOUR 10K STORY? Amaze yourself and create your own unique 10k story in the 2012 Ignis Asset Management Women’s 10k. Young women over the age of 15 can join over 12,500 participants who will run, jog or walk the course for fun, for charity and for them. Check us out on Facebook or #My10k on Twitter.

www.runglasgow.org/10k-2012

BORN TO RUNEVENTS

BANK OF SCOTLAND JUNIOR GREAT SCOTTISH RUNGLASGOW GREEN1 SEPTEMBER 2012, 10amCOST: £3 for GYS Cardholders (Normally £6)Take to the start line at one of Scotland’s biggest fun runs - the Bank of Scotland Junior Great Scottish Run! Grab your friends, dress up, run for charity or just do it for fun in the 3k and 1.5k events. Glasgow Young Scot Card holders can enter for half price.

www.runglasgow.org/JGSR-2012

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ACES is a new and exciting healthy eating activity club. Here you will be able to try new ways of getting active that work for you andfind out how to really enjoy healthy eating.

AND IT’S FREE!

“Are you concerned about

being overweight?”

“Are you a parent or carer of children

and young people?”

“Are you concerned about children and young people in your care being overweight?”

OR

For more information phone 0 8 0 0 0 2 7 0 2 9 1 with your height and weightCheck out our website: www.nhsggc.org.uk/aces

BOOKS

THE HUNGER GAMES TRILOGY BOX SETSet in a dark vision of the near future, a terrifying reality TV show is taking place. Twelve boys and twelve

girls are forced to appear in a live event called The Hunger Games. There is only one rule: kill or be killed.

When sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdee steps forward to take her younger sister’s place in the games, she

sees it as a death sentence. But Katniss has been close to death before. For her, survival is second nature.

SOMEONE ELSE’S LIFEHow can you face your future when your past is a lie? When Rosie Kenning’s mother dies from a disease,

her whole world falls apart. Not only does Rosie desperately miss her mum, but now she has to face

the fact that she could have inherited the fatal illness herself. Until she discovers that she wasn’t her

biological mother at all... Rosie is stunned. And if Trudie wasn’t her mother, who is? Rosie is faced with a

heart-breaking dilemma - to continue living a lie, or to reveal a truth that will shatter the lives of everyone

around her.

BOOKS

Glasgow Libraries have a full-range of the latest teen fiction and educational books, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs with your favourite movies and TV shows as well as free use of computers and the internet.

REMEMBER YOU CAN USE YOUR GLASGOW YOUNG SCOT CARD TO BORROW BOOKS, GAMES AND DVDS AND GET FREE INTERNET ACCESS AT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY.

GLASGOWLIBRARIES

THE OTHER LIFEThe Other Life: who we were before the virus. It’s been 3 years, 1 month, 1 week and 6 days since Sherry

has seen daylight. When things went wrong up above, she was sealed off from the world in a bunker

with her family. But when they run out of food, Sherry and her dad must venture outside. There they find

devastation, desolation... and the Weepers: savage mutant killers. When her dad is snatched, Sherry joins

forces with gorgeous but troubled Joshua - an Avenger, determined to destroy the Weepers. But can Sherry

keep her family and Joshua safe, when his desire for vengeance threatens them all?

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CULTURE

TRAMWAY FRESH FACED SUMMER SCHOOL 2012

Tramway, 25 Albert Drive, Glasgow, G41 2PE

JULY AND AUGUST 2012 | £35-£70 PER PERSON PER WEEK

If you have always thought yourself as a creative type then sign up for one of our summer schools.

There will be week long workshops in visual arts, critical writing and dance for ages 12-18.

Tramway is a major international venue for contemporary art, staging a year round

programme of exhibitions, workshops, dance, theatre, music and film. Booking and

programme announced April 2012.

For more information visit www.tramway.org or email info@tramway.org

Glasgow International Festival brings the art of local and international artists to

Glasgow for

an amazing and stimulating two-week burst of art exhibitions across the city, from 20th April

until 7th May 2012.

Glasgow is considered one of the most exciting places in the world for creating visual art

and for two weeks every two years, Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art puts it firmly

in the spotlight.

From artists’ studios through to major venues like Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern

Art, Tramway, the Mitchell Library and many more, the Festival is the perfect moment to

get to know more about contemporary art and how and where it takes

place in Glasgow.

GI is packed with events, workshops, talks and tours as well as fascinating exhibitions, some

by artists living in the city and others by leading international names. Come and see what’s

happening and feel the festival buzz. All exhibitions are FREE ENTRY.

Find out more at www.glasgowinternational.org and sign up for updates

get some

culturein your life

GI 20TH APRIL - 7TH MAY 2012

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HEALTH & BEAUTY

FACTFILE:THEMODESTS

Q: You entered the competition in 2010 and narrowly missed out on being a finalist – what’s it like to be crowned 2011’s winners?JH: Better than last year. (applause)

FO: Crackin’. (eggcellent)DM: Really surprising. We didn’t expect to win. I know people say that all the time but we genuinely didn’t.

Q: Tell us a bit about your act? LC: We all take turns and play each other’s instruments in our set…DM: …Which is exciting for the audience to see.Q: What’s on the agenda for The Modests in 2012?FO: Finish this interview, then have a Jaffa cake. (laughter) LC: Eat Fiachra’s Jaffa Cake.FO: Make sure Liam doesn’t eat my Jaffa Cake.

DM: We’ve got a lot planned. We’re playing the Barrowlands on 3rd March and recording in Riverside Studios soon too.LC: We might be playing at a Beatles festival in Moville in Ireland. We played there last year and it was really good.

Q: Most played song on your i-Pod? JH: Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright – Dylan

DM: Last Goodbye – Jeff BuckleyFO: Something Good Can Work – Two Door Cinema Club

Q: Most memorable moment of City Sounds?JH: The interview, not this interview the other interview… not that this isn’t my favourite interview in the world. Q: Can you give us some goss about The Modests that your fans might not know?

DM: Liam plays every instrument under the sun…including the sun.LC: Daniel used to go to Irish dancing.

JH: Fiachra’s Stepmum’s Godmother is The Queen. (that’s a lie)

Q: How can our readers find out more about you? JH: Google us on Google.

BAND NAME: THE MODESTSBAND SINCE: 2009MEMBERS: JACKSON HARVEY

// Rhythm Guitar/Vocals

LIAM CAMPBELL

// Lead Guitar FIACHRA O’HARA (SHAAOWW)

// Bass/Guitar DANIEL MCGUIGAN

// Drums/Backing Vocals

LIVE/SCHOOL: Cardonald, Pollok, Govan

and Airdrie.

Lourdes Secondary

St. Margaret’s

MUSIC

GETTING TO KNOW YOUQ: Best and worst subjects at school? A: Music and everything respectively.Q: Favourite meal? A: Tuna pasta.Q: What song is on repeat on your i-Pod?A: In Heaven - Pixies

QUICKFIRE(short and sharp answers!)Q: Last album you bought? M: The Frames - SetlistQ: Best gig you’ve been to? D/J: Glen Hansard F/L: Arctic Monkeys Q: Which band/act do you most

look up to? JH: Tall OnesQ: Favourite song to perform?

LC: Howdoyoudothevoodooyoudosowell D/F/J: Life In Vain

Winners ofCity Sounds2011

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HAVE YOUR SAY

THE GRID CAUGHT UP

WITH SOME OF OUR

READERS TO ASK THEM

WHAT HAS BEEN THE

BEST ADVICE THEY HAVE

EVER BEEN GIVEN OR

WHAT HAS BEEN THE

MOST INSPIRATIONAL

QUOTE THEY HAVE READ.

HERE IS WHAT THEY

TOLD US.

HAVE YOUR SAY

THE BEST

ADVICE I’VE

EVER BEEN

GIVEN “It’s not a crime to make

a mistake - it’s a crime

not to learn from that

mistake”

Sarah / 14 / Garrowhill

“Don’t let a little dispute

injure a great friendship”

Ryan / 15 / Pollokshields

“Never judge a book by its

cover”

Katie / 12 / Scotstoun

“Work hard and be nice to

people”

Linzi / 17 / Springboig

“Never assume anything.

Always check the facts”

Craig / 17 / Shettleston

“Never compare yourself

to others”

Jennifer / 18 / Croftfoot

“Face your problems,

don’t Facebook them”

Emily / 16 / Carntyne

“You have to like yourself

before anyone else will

like you”

Aimee / 15 / Shawlands

“Holding a grudge is like

letting someone live rent

free in your mind”

Liam / 14 / Anniesland

“Forget the reasons why

it won’t work and believe

the one reason why it

will”Chris / 17 / Easterhous

e

“Failure is not the

opposite of success, it’s

part of it”

Dionne / 13 / Sandyhills

“If you walk away and

they don’t follow you,

keep walking”

Ciara / 13 / Tollcross

“Let your dreams be

bigger than your fears and

your actions louder than

your words”

Stephanie / 18 / King’s Park

WHAT’S THE BEST ADVICE YOU’VE EVER

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CAREERS

ROAD TO MALAWI CHALLENGE PROJECTA GROUP OF 12 YOUNG PEOPLE FROM THE GREATER EASTERHOUSE AREA ARE ON THEIR WAY TO MALAWI FOR 15 DAYS THIS OCTOBER.

Since December last year they have been running, cycling, swimming, sliding and packing bags to raise the £30,000 they need for their trip and will try to cover the distance between Glasgow and Malawi which is 5229 miles during the course of their fundraising events.

This project was identified through the evaluations of the successful Canaries Challenge sailing expedition. Some of the young people involved had indicated an interest in helping others.

After discussions with the young people they focused more specifically on helping young people from Malawi. They decided to take part in projects to see them refresh and re-invigorate a school building, provide sports coaching and peer education on health as well as learning about local customs in Malawi.

The Road to Malawi Challenge was officially launched in December 2011 at The Bridge in Easterhouse. To help the young people with their project, Fiona Lindsay (International Adventurer) was invited along to give the young people a motivational speech. The young people then went on to slide 36.75 miles on the Flume as a sponsored event.

This group are being supported by Glasgow Life staff who wish the young people every success in this venture!

For details of how you can support the challenge check out www.gridmag.co.uk for all the latest information.

YOUR CITY

FIONA LINDSAYInternational Adventurer

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CAREERS

QUALIFICATIONS

ARE CHANGING

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!

There is a whole lot of change going on in

the education system in Scotland. It’s called

Curriculum for Excellence.

It’s about bringing learning to life and life to

learning. This will make it more interesting,

exciting and relevant and sometimes take

lessons outside the classroom.

WILL IT AFFECT ME?

For pupils currently in S1 or S2 there will be

no more Standard Grades or Intermediates:

Standard Grades will stop and Intermediates will

be phased out – to be replaced by new National

4 and 5 qualifications.

Access levels, Higher and Advanced Higher will

be revised but remain.

Pupils currently in S3 and above will continue to

work towards the current National Qualifications.

WHEN WILL I SIT MY EXAMS?

The New Exams will now come in at S4, instead

of the course starting in S3.

The plan is that pupils will no longer choose

subjects at the end of S2. In S3 pupils may

choose subjects for S4, but they will continue

to study a full range of subjects throughout S3.

THE LEVELS OF

QUALIFICATIONS

ON OFFER WILL BE:

ACCESS 1

ACCESS 2

ACCESS 3 equivalent to

Standard Grade Foundation

NATIONAL 4 equivalent to

Standard Grade General

or Intermediate 1

NATIONAL 5 equivalent to

Standard Grade Credit

or Intermediate 2

HIGHER

ADVANCED HIGHER

HOW WILL THE NEW

QUALIFICATIONS BE GRADED?

Courses will continue to contain work which is

assessed and marked throughout the year by

teachers, as it is at present.

Individual subjects at Access 1, Access 2,

Access 3 and National 4 levels will not be

graded but marked overall by pass or fail.

Subjects at National 5, Higher and Advanced

Higher levels will still include work which is

assessed by schools, but for these qualifications,

students will also have to pass an additional

assessment – usually a question paper and/or

an assignment – which will be marked externally

by SQA. These levels will be graded A to D.

If a learner fails an end of year assessment, they

will receive credit for what they have achieved

at the level they were working at. This is similar

to what currently happens with a number of our

other qualifications.

WHERE CAN I

FIND OUT MORE

INFORMATION?

ASK YOUR TEACHER AT

SCHOOL OR VISIT THE

FOLLOWING WEBSITES:

www.sqa.org.uk

www.youngscot.org/info/education

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CAREERS

HOW DO

I CHOOSE?

CHOOSE A BROAD RANGE

OF SUBJECTS

If you aren’t sure what you want to do

when you leave school (or even if you

do), it’s always wise to choose a wide

range of subjects so you’ll have a wide

range of career choices.

CHOOSE SUBJECTS WHICH

YOU ARE INTERESTED IN

The chances are you’ll perform better

if you enjoy what you are doing.

CHOOSE SUBJECTS YOU

WANT TO DO

It can be difficult, but don’t just pick

classes because your friends have

chosen them – have a mind of your

own, it’ll stand you in good stead for

the future.

ASK FOR ADVICE

From your teachers and careers

advisor!

CHOOSING HIGHER &

ADVANCED HIGHER

SUBJECTS

Choosing higher and Advance higher

subjects will allow you to specialise

further in subjects.

CHOOSE WHAT YOU’RE BEST AT

At this stage, you’ll know your own

strengths so make sure that you follow

up subjects you performed well in over

the years – better grades mean you’ll

have more options available should you

choose to go to college or university.

LOOK INTO THE COLLEGE AND

UNIVERSITY COURSES YOU

WOULD LIKE TO GET INTO

This will give you an idea of the

subjects and grades you will need.

BALANCE WHAT YOU ARE

PRACTICALLY GOING TO BE

ABLE TO DO

For example, subjects like English,

History and Modern Studies are often

heavy in research, essays and projects,

so make sure you’ll be able to cope

with the workload.

CHOOSING THE

COLLEGE OR

UNIVERSITY COURSE

FOR YOU

So you’ve decided that you want to

study to become a lawyer, doctor,

journalist, accountant, beautician,

marketing consultant, hairdresser,

interior designer, actor, television

producer...

Well, there are literally thousands of

courses out there to choose from, so

here’s a few tips to help you choose.

Find out about the ucas (Universities

and Colleges Applications Process) as

soon as possible. Your school will help

you to complete the application, and

talk you through the process.

Colleges and universities all have their

prospectuses (lists of courses they

have on offer) online well in advance of

application deadlines, so get online and

have a look at what’s available.

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You’re in second or third year at High School and already you’re expected to

start thinking about what subjects you have to choose and what you want to

do when you leave school which can be a bit overwhelming!

Louise-Anne Geddes offers some tips to help you understand your options….

HEALTH & BEAUTY

:

CHOOSING

WHAT’S

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undecided about what to study after school

or can’t make up your mind on which job to

go for, then My World of Work should be your

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friends on Facebook. Or prepare for those

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REAL LIFE

sectarianism

SCOTLAND SPEAKS OUT!The Scottish Government have clamped down on sectarianism with the ‘Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Bill’ (go to www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Justice/law/sectarianism-action-1/football-violence/bill if you want to find out a bit more about what it all means!). They carried out lots of consultation work (a bit like we do with you to find out your thoughts and opinions on issues which affect you) throughout Scotland, and the Scottish people spoke out loudly and clearly!

89%OF SCOTS AGREE THAT SECTARIANISM IS OFFENSIVE

85%OF SCOTS AGREE THAT SECTARIANISM SHOULD BE A CRIMINAL OFFENCE

89% OF SCOTS AGREE THAT SECTARIANISM IS UNACCEPTABLE IN SCOTTISH FOOTBALL

91% AGREE THAT STRONGER ACTION NEEDS TO BE TAKEN TO TACKLE SECTARIANISM AND OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOUR ASSOCIATED WITH FOOTBALL IN SCOTLAND

Living in Scotland, we all know about sectarianism. Even if we haven’t directly experienced it ourselves, there’s no denying that it’s a problem. The official definition of sectarianism is that it’s ‘religious tension’, usually between Catholics and Protestants. However, this religious tension plays out in another important area of Scottish life – football. Unfortunately Celtic and Rangers two of Scotland’s top teams both attract a minority of fans who display ‘anti social, bigoted and violent behaviour’, which can ruin the enjoyment for the majority of people who turn out to enjoy football for what it is – a sport!

By Louise-Anne Geddes

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REAL LIFE

OTHER FORMS OF SECTARIANISMAlthough the majority of sectarianism rears its ugly head in relation to football and religion, there are other forms of it as well. Football sectarianism in Scotland generally relates to being Catholic or Protestant, but many young people from different ages and backgrounds have experienced it too. Within Islam, there’s a lot of conflict between Sunni and Shia cultures. Culture, differences in political opinion, even what school people go to can be a cause of sectarian behaviour. Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter can often inflame sectarian behaviour too, with some people thinking it’s OK if they’re behind a screen. One local young person was subjected to what can only be described as a hate campaign for saying on his own Twitter feed that he objected to the marches of the Orange order due to how intimidated they made him feel.

On the flip side, although most people view sectarianism as hateful and offensive, it can often be difficult for young people to avoid developing sectarian attitudes if they have grown up surrounded by them. Someone raised to believe that Catholics are ‘scum’ or Protestants are to be despised may struggle to reach their own conclusions if these opinions are all they have known. Tolerance is something a lot of us take for granted, but sometimes it can be hard to understand or accept something we don’t know about.

The bill means that threatening or bigoted behaviour, including singing or chanting sectarian songs (which surprisingly, many people don’t even realise is offensive!), or any other form of religious hatred are now criminal offences. However, even though the bill has been passed, Scotland still has a long way to go to tackle sectarianism, a problem which has been around for hundreds of years. It would be silly to think it’ll go away overnight, but Scotland’s on the right track, and is standing together to stamp out intolerance.

Culture, differences in political opinion, even what school people go to can be a cause of sectarian behaviour.

A YOUNG PERSON’S VIEWYoung Scot card holder Alexander aged 12 studied the novel ‘Divided City’ by Theresa Breslin

at school last year, a book which explores many of the issues caused by sectarian attitudes.

We asked him his thoughts on sectarianism:“I really enjoyed the book and thought it was well written, but I was really shocked

by the hateful attitudes and savage attacks towards people just because of what

football team they supported. Even before I read the book I thought sectarianism

was really bad because it makes people feel small and unwanted. Now, my

opinion is even stronger that sectarianism is disgusting and horrible”.

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SECTARIANISM, BULLYING AND HOW TO STOP IT

VISIT THE RESPECT ME WEBSITE AT www.respectme.org.uk/sectarianism.html

WHERE THERE IS HELP, SUPPORT AND LOTS OF INFORMATION AVAILABLE.

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To talk to someonecontact ChildLine on 0800 1111 andwww.childline.org.ukChildLine is a service provided and funded by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC). NSPCC registered charity numbers 216401 and SC037717.

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If you are sufferingbecause of domestic

abuse at homethere are people

who can help.

www.strathclyde.police.uk

To talk to someonecontact ChildLine on 0800 1111 andwww.childline.org.ukChildLine is a service provided and funded by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC). NSPCC registered charity numbers 216401 and SC037717. gridmag.co.uk

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