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Local news and views..................................................4-5 In this Issue

Happy New Year and welcome to the January/February issue of Families Central Scotland magazine. In this issue we have our Birthday parties feature to help you plan for your child’s special day and give you details of some great local party providers. The New Year new you pages are full of great ideas to help you start the year as you mean to go on and we have a great article on keeping your energy levels up during the winter months. All this plus our regular news and views, parent to parent interview and out and about listings. Wishing you a happy and prosperous 2018!

Christmas Gift Guide

Where to find Santa Christmas shows and events

How to keep energy levels up during the Winter.......6

Falkirk’s new fantastic flavours!

Now serving fresh homemade soup, Scottish stovies and innovative ice cream flavours every day from 10am until 5pm.

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FTH Theatre, Falkirk 2018

There are so many exciting family shows coming to FTH Theatre this year. Based on the beautifully moving book, ‘Guess how much I love you’ is brought to life with puppets and live music. We see the return of the popular Horrible Histories with ‘More Barmy Britain’, with all the bits of history the adults don’t tell you about. ‘Granddad and Me’ explores love, loss and the lovely relationship between children and their grandparents. We are delighted to bring you the all singing all dancing ‘Milkshake Live’ with all your favourite characters on the stage from Bob the Builder, Fireman Sam to Noddy, Little Princess and much more. This is a great show for all the family, young and old! For the older child we have ‘Selma and Me’, ‘Hogwarts Murder Mystery Night ‘and ‘Animal Farm’, plus lots of great shows for mums and dads. See our full brochure at www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org

HippFest returns in March The golden age of silent cinema returns to Bo’ness in March (Wednesday 21st to Sunday 25th) with events for audiences of all ages.

The Hippodrome Silent Film Festival (or HippFest as it is affectionately known) includes classic comedy from Laurel and Hardy, alongside workshops, competitions and family fun, as well as its hugely popular Jeely Jar event giving you 2-for-1 entry if you bring a clean jam jar with you. The full 2018 programme is announced on 6th February. Last year, family highlights included the Scottish premiere of the ‘lost’ film ‘The Battle of the Century’ and a double-bill with Neil Brand on the platform at Bo’ness Heritage Railway Station. The 2017 programme also included extraordinary films from China, Germany, Soviet Union and Russia all accompanied by live music. www.hippfest.co.uk The Hippodrome, 10 Hope Street, Bo’ness EH 51 0AA , part of Falkirk Community Trust

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Change a child’s future with Stirling Council Enhanced Fostering Service As part of developing an Enhanced Fostering Service, Stirling Council are looking to recruit a small number of Full-Time and Short Break Foster Carers. As an Enhanced Foster Carer you will have the opportunity to care for local children who often have complex needs, particularly older children and teenagers. We’re looking for warm, caring people who have childcare experience, want to make a real difference and have no children under the age of 16 living in their home. Above all, we require carers who are committed to caring for Stirling’s most vulnerable children. These children need carers who can manage challenging behaviour and who can provide a safe home environment with security, nurture, clear boundaries, advice and guidance.You will receive support and regular training as well as competitive fees. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity please contact Amanda Wyllie, Stirling Council Fostering and Adoption Team, on 01786 471177.

2 Feet 1st in Linlithgow 2 Feet 1st are now heading into our second year of business. Our first year has gone so quickly and we have both enjoyed it so much.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for their support throughout the year and we are looking forward to welcoming new customers in 2018.

We are delighted to announce that we will be stocking Lelli Kelly canvas this Spring which all the girls love with all the beautiful hand-made bead detail. We are also happy to advise that we will also be stockists of Garvalin and Biomecanics this Spring/Summer. Why not pop in and see our new fantastic brands along with all our favourites, Ricosta, Start-rite, Primigi, Geox, Superfit and Petasil. We are always more than happy to help and pride ourselves in delivering a first class service in fitting. We would both like to wish you and your family a very Happy New Year. 2 Feet 1st, 73 High Street, Linlithgow, EH49 7ED - 01506 847576

2018 at Macrobert Arts Centre Tickets are already on sale for another jam-packed season at Macrobert Arts Centre, with the return of audience favourites Ballet West with Giselle and the creators of Hairy Maclary and Friends are inviting you on an adventure with Scarlet and Stanley in Little Red Riding Hood.

Barrowland Ballet’s Wolves is for grandparents, parents and children to share, set against a backdrop of fairy tales and there’s also a magical music show for very little ones called Hup. Grandad and Me is the touching story of a little girl who’s missing her Grandad and get ready for another madcap adventure with the Funbox Team as they head off on a Dinosaur Safari – don’t forget to get dressed up! Full details are available on the website – www.macrobertartscentre.org or look out for a Live Guide in a venue near you.

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Coach My Sport Coach My Sport delivers coaching sessions in Dunblane for children aged 3 – 8+. Classes are progressive and run the world renowned MultiSkillZ programme, which is not sport specific and has the ethos, ‘For Sports Fun & Success.’ From early 2018, we will use a passport system where participants and their parents can chart progress in the classes and will advance through a series of red, orange and green groups with more complex games and activities played within a variety of different, exciting sports, including VX, Floorball, Tennis, Cricket, Hockey, to name but a few! For more information please visit www.coachmysport.co.uk or contact Tony Phillips on coachmysport@gmail.com or by mobile: 07590 900101.

Wear A Hat Day is less than three months away!

We need you to get involved in Wear A Hat Day – the UK’s premier brain tumour research fundraising event. In 2018, it takes place on Thursday 29th March.

Don’t worry if you can’t make it that day, just choose another! Join in the fun as schools and families across the UK get involved to help raise funds for research into brain tumours. “Wear A Hat Day is a perfect opportunity to bring the whole school together and support this game-changing charity.” – Mr Dan Gross, Deputy Head Curriculum, Beachborough School. So, register today and we will send you a fundraising pack as soon as we can in January. Our new website makes registering much faster and you can explore our allnew Wear A Hat Day pages for ideas to make your Wear A Hat Day event a fantastic success! In 2017, families and schools came together alongside other organisations and communities across the UK and helped raise over £300,000 to fund our vital research. With your help we can double this in 2018. We’re aiming for £600,000, enough to keep a group of researchers funded for a year. So please register for Wear A Hat Day 2018 today. Thank you. Together we will find a cure. www.wearahatday.org

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How to keep energy levels up during the winter How to keep energy levels up during the Winter

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t’s that time of year when we all begin feeling a little sluggish and even lively children may lose their get up and go – literally - when hauling them out of bed for school. So how can you maximise winter energy levels, so they make the most of school, learning and life in general?

Maximise sleep Getting sufficient rest boosts the chances of your child waking refreshed the next day. The NHS recommends a five year old should receive 11 hours sleep per night, steadily reducing to 9.5 hours by the age of 11. Work back from when they need to get up to determine optimal bedtimes.

If changes are afoot, simply phase them in gently – say moving ten minutes earlier a day for a few days.

Consider a ‘wake up gently’ alarm clock Ditch the shock of sudden, loud alarms and bright lights switching on, in favour of an alarm clock that mimics sunrise by gradually increasing lighting levels. These can make waking up and getting out of bed less of a thing to dread on dark mornings, hopefully reducing grouchiness. Some also have a sunset stimulation mode; ideal for encouraging little ones to doze off at bedtime.

Start mornings with hearty but healthy breakfasts Swap sugar-loaded cereals for something more nutritious, warming and energyboosting. Warm porridge with fruit or scrambled eggs on toast are still quick and easy but make better ‘tummy-fillers’ to see kids through to lunchtime.

Boost the immune system Smoothies are a great way to get some 5-a-day into children and are often forgotten about in winter.

Stock up on some frozen berries to add to fruit you have in the fruit bowl and you can whizz up a super healthy morning treat before the day begins.

Put some lively music on at breakfast!

If it’s gloomy outside and everyone’s half asleep…liven things up with some moodenhancing favourite tunes. The right music is a brilliant pick-me-up at any time of the day, so why not all get up off the sofa and have a dance for a few songs after school too.

Walk to (and from) school It isn’t possible for everyone but if time and distance allows, leaving the car at home and walking is far more invigorating and will help ensure children are fully awake for the first lessons of the day. Walking is also lovely winding down/ catching up time on the way home.

Watch out for ‘back to school blues’ It can be difficult going back to school after the Christmas holidays – getting up early again and the dark mornings! Try to get back into a good bedtime routine and keep the time after school and at weekends relatively quiet.

Keep bugs away Avoid those nasty winter bugs by encouraging your child to regularly wash their hands (not top of the list for many a kid).You can also provide your child with anti-bacterial hand gel to pop in their school bag, to use if needed during the day!

Get outside at the weekends, whatever the weather It’s oh so tempting to be lazy on a Winter weekend, cosied up in the house. Whilst you may all benefit from downtime after a busy week, even an hour of fresh air and activity will do everyone good. Remember there’s no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing. Make sure everyone has decent waterproofs and wellies so you can get out there no matter what.

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Liat Hughes Joshi is a parenting journalist and the author of four books including ‘New Old-fashioned Parenting’ and ‘How to Unplug Your Child’ (both published by Summersdale) and Raising Children: The Primary Years (Pearson).

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y name is Roslyn Dale and my little boy, Isaac, will be 1 in January.

We live in Riverside, Stirling with my husband Bob. I run pre-school music classes called Music Bugs in Stirling and the surrounding areas. Details of our session timetable can be found at www.musicbugs. co.uk/stirling/classes and you can book by emailing roslyn@musicbugs.co.uk

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professional or local companies my friends are in. My husband and I understandably haven’t had many nights out together since the arrival of Isaac but when we have it’s usually been for a wedding!

Why you like living where you do?

I think Stirling is a nice mix of city and countryside. Shops, restaurants and bars are so close but it takes no time at all to be walking through a woodland, up a hill or next to a loch. We live only 10 minutes walk into town and the train station which is fab. Glasgow and Edinburgh are so easy to get to which I love.

Proudest eco-friendly moment Isaac wears reusable nappies and he has done since day 1. Both my husband and I are very eco-conscious and try our best to do as much as we can for the planet.

Favourite shop I would probably have to say Sainsburys!

For Isaac’s clothes I also like Marks and Spencer. For gifts and cards I love Charisma in Dunblane and Collections in Bridge of Allan, I could spend a fortune in both!

Favourite children’s club/class: Isaac loves swimming and we’ve been taking him to Turtle Tots since he was 8 weeks old, he gets so excited in the pool and he’s made huge progress over the past few months. We also enjoy going to The Daisy Foundation classes at Springkerse and of course, Music Bugs.

Favourite day out We’re only just getting to the age when Isaac enjoys days out so I’m looking forward to taking him to Briarlands and Blairdrummond Safari Park. We have been to Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre which was fantastic and more recently the Woodland Light Experience near Balfron which was lovely.

Best planet saving tip Cheeky wipes are fabulous. They are essentially small flannels you use instead of baby wipes. They are kept in water so there are no chemicals and you only need one per change instead of using several baby wipes at a time. Much gentler on a baby’s bum, good for the environment and saves money.

No parent should be without Sock-ons. They are brilliant for keeping little socks on that keep slipping off or socks that keep being pulled off!

Parenting pet hates People parking in parent and child spaces when they have no children with them!

Or their children are teenagers! I don’t use a parent and child space so I’m closer to the front door of the shop, I need it so I can safely get my child out of their seat without worrying about being hit by another vehicle or bashing my door on someone else’s car.

Favourite child friendly restaurant We love going to Another Tilly Tearoom in Dunblane for lunch and we like Highland Gate in Stirling for dinner.

Most loved children’s book Isaac loves ‘Dear Zoo’ by Rod Campbell and all the books in Julia Donaldson’s Acorn Wood series (Postman Bear, Fox’s Socks, Rabbit’s Nap and Hide-and-Seek Pig). Lift-the-flap books are definitely a favourite at the moment but I have always loved reading him Julia Donaldson’s ‘The Gruffalo in Scots’.

Favourite night out without the kids I love musical theatre so a night off is usually to go and see a show, either

Most played with toys We have a cage bell from Music Bugs that Isaac is rarely seen without! His

favourite toys have always been the Lamaze Firefly, Dragon and Tiger and he has a Mamas and Papas Pidge-Pigeon.

Like most babies, his favourite things to play with are shoes, paper, keys and cardboard boxes! Basically anything he’s not supposed to have!

Biggest waste of money: I bought one of the snot suckers when Isaac had his first cold but he would not lie still for a second so it never got used! For which I am quite grateful to be honest.

Most successful recipe/food Isaac loves avocadoes, bananas, sweet potato and French toast. A staple breakfast for Isaac which we learned at a brilliant NHS Under 1’s group is half a Weetabix mashed with half a (canned) pear and a tablespoon of natural yoghurt.

Roslyn’s Local Recommendations Charisma, Dunblane Collections, Bridge of Allan Briarlands Blairdrummond Safari Park Woodland Light Experience, Balfron Tilly Tearoom, Dunblane Highland Gate, Stirling TurtleTots Central Scotland Daisy Foundation, Stirling

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New year new you

Happy 2018! What will you do this year?

Happy New Year! To help you get planning we have put together some ideas to make it a healthy, smart and productive year for you and the family. Read on for some great ideas for a New Year new you approach to 2018!

Resolve to look after your eye health in 2018 Most people enter a new year with good intentions: improving our health is a popular one. Having an eye test is not usually something people think could help with that. You may have good sight and not need glasses but the eye test is about so much more than that.

Our optometrist, Emma Kelly, can examine different parts of your eye to see how your general health is doing. In children, she can potentially identify problems that may be causing them to struggle with their school work. Eye examinations are completely free in Scotland and at Ochil Eyes in Tillicoultry, we provide a relaxed, friendly environment for the whole family to come and have their eyes tested. Make your eyes a priority for 2018! For more information, call us on 01259 752755, visit our website at www.ochileyes.co.uk or find us on Facebook

Unlock Potential with Cellfield Dyslexia Programme Teacher and former Headteacher, Fiona Macdiarmid – known to many parents as Centre Director of Stirling’s Kip McGrath Tuition Centre – believes Cellfield, a programme to help people overcome dyslexia, is the most exciting development in education she has come across during her 30 year career in education. Designed to stimulate the brain networks which process visual and auditory aspects of reading, Cellfield can improve reading and language processing.

Average gains of up to 2 years in reading age can be achieved, which, along with other positive outcomes, lead to improved confidence and self esteem. Fiona explains: “Cellfield’s unique brain plasticity approach helps to unlock potential. The benefits can be far reaching and, in many cases, prove to be life changing”.

Contact the Stirling Cellfield Centre on 01786 447527 to find out more. www.cellfield.co.uk

Have a healthy 2018 with FCT All those Christmas dinners plus boozy nights add up to an unhealthy you. But the good news is that with Falkirk Community Trust’s Health and Fitness team, we make it easy, all you need to do is Work It Out!! You can achieve your fitness goals, whether that’s weight loss, strength or just general toning. Join our club in January and pay no joining fee. With 4 gyms at Stenhousemuir, Grangemouth, Mariner Centre and Bo’ness plus over 200 fitness classes per week, and our new Stay at Home membership, you can work it out anywhere! Call 01324 504568 for more information, check out falkirkcommunitytrust/fitness or find FalkirkFitness on Facebook.

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Run your own Families magazine!

Are you interested in working for yourself, flexibly from home and working around your family commitments? Do you have an interest in sales and researching local family events and information? Then Families Magazines might be the job for you. We have a potential opportunity to run your own franchise in the Central Scotland area.

Families Magazine is loved by local parents who find the content invaluable so, as Editor, you play a vital and rewarding role in bringing essential information to your community. It’s a free publication for parents and carers of children ages 0 to 12. Published a minimum of 6 times a year, each issue of the magazine is filled with fantastic information about days out, family events and activities, kids’ clubs and classes in the local area, as well as useful articles about education, childcare and parenting and health. If you think you have what it takes to take on this exciting business opportunity then please contact either Louise or Fiona on editor@familiescentralscotland.co.uk or phone us on 0793 026 4979.

Turtle Tots baby and toddler swimming – A Mum’s review: I started Turtle Tots with my 9-month-old son in February 2016. I was a bit apprehensive and wasn’t sure what to expect but I needn’t have worried as our instructor put me at ease straight away. Our first lesson was great and I left feeling really proud of my son. I really enjoy our lessons as each week we learn new skills through songs and games, which we keep building on. It’s a good feeling to know that we are learning keys skills, vital water safety and building water confidence, whilst having fun at the same time. I would highly recommend Turtle Tots as the staff are friendly and the child-led approach is invaluable.(Claire Linton) To find out more about our lessons see www.turtletots.com/ centralscotland or email us at float@turtletots.com

Shaw Martial Arts Do you lack motivation going to the gym or feel you are getting bored of the same exercise routines? Do you feel that when you go to the gym there is very little motivation? Come along to the ladies only Fitness Kickboxing classes in the Falkirk area. We set goals for you whether it is for weight loss, muscle tone, flexibility, self defence, or general fitness and well being, we cater for everyone. You don’t have to be fit to join as that is our job… to get you fit! Shaw Martial Arts is a family orientated school, and we offer classes to suit everyone, TKD Tigers for age group 3-6 years, Taekwon-do for age 7 years plus, Ladies only Kickboxing classes for age 13

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years plus and Combat Kickboxing for anyone age 13 years plus.

Check our website at www.shawmartialarts.co.uk, Tel: 07734 461615 or 01786 818602

Lighthouse Studios have relocated You know how we closed the studio and that was that? Well, we were truly stunned by the response we had to leaving Causewayhead and the number of enquiries we received thereafter, that we thought it only right to open a new studio, so you can come and get your family photographs for years to come. So here we are, Lighthouse Studios (still); same photographer, same name, same great photos, different location (more central and with better parking too). To celebrate the new studio we have lots of offers for our photography packages, so have a look at our website or get in touch and book in to get new photos of the family or maybe you need new photographs for business, Linked In, website or Facebook. We have been making people feel relaxed in front of the camera, from toddlers to managing directors, for 15 years, so get in touch and make 2018 the year you look your best. Lighthouse Studios - 114 Stirling Enterprise Park (STEP), Players Road, Stirling, FK7 7RP - call to make an appointment 01786 475007

This year Take the Right Route Have you ever made New Year Resolutions that never seem to last beyond February?

Well, you’re not alone. This year, why not keep it simple and try one small step, making a big long term difference to your health, wealth and well-being? By using an alternative mode of transport to the car you can reap big benefits. Take the Right Route in 2018 and see what it can do for you!

Small Steps: • Walk your child to school, instead of taking them in the car • Get off the bus a stop early • If you have to take the car to work, try car sharing Big Benefits: • Your child arrives at school more alert and ready to learn • Lose half a stone in a year • Save over £900 a year on average For more information, visit www.falkirk.gov.uk/ttrr

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Heat or Eat Hundreds of people across Stirlingshire struggle to afford to eat every week.

In Winter this becomes even more of a challenge for many where they find themselves having to choose to heat or eat. The cost of Christmas puts a further strain on those already experiencing hardship. To help us help local people, please consider supporting Start Up Stirling this year.You could hold a fundraiser for us, hold a food collection, volunteer for us – even as a one off at a supermarket collection, make a financial donation, set up a regular standing order or follow us on Facebook/Twitter and support one of our various initiatives. For more information visit www.startupstirling.org.uk Best wishes for 2018 from all at Start Up Stirling.

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Bright ideas for parties KI DZ WOR L D NURSERY & SOFT P L A Y

Arts and Crafts

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Nursery open 730am-6pm Breakfast and After School Club pick ups across Clacks Free Soft Play membership for Nursery/ASC clients Freshly prepared meals by in-house chef Easter and Summer Clubs available Indoor Soft Play and party packages Kidz World Nursery and Soft Play, Medway House, Kelliebank, Alloa, FK10 1NU www.kidz-world.co.uk Nursery - 01259 212444 Soft Play 01259 720850

Bicycle

Head to Recyke-a-bike for a cycling themed party.

Lots of cycling options as well as the great cafe.

Cinema

If your child is a big movie fan then visit Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling, for a fantastic kid’s cinema party.

Dance

Opt for a dance-themed party which might include dancing games, action songs and dance ribbons.

Entertainers

Avoid the stress of organising your own party and call on the experts. These parties can be tailored to your child’s interests.

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A fantastic range of options from a pool party, soft play, or sport-themed party.

Games

There are loads of great traditional party games from musical chairs to pass the parcel.

Hartbeeps

Musical parties with fun, games and dance for wee ones.

Inflatables

There is nothing that is more guaranteed to get a young child smiling than the sight of a bouncy slide and castle at a birthday party.

Jupiter Wildlife Centre

From Minibeast hunts, pond dipping to building a shelter. Call the ranger to see what’s on offer.

Kidzworld in Alloa

A great soft play area and cafe so a popular choice for birthday parties.

Leisure Centres

Many leisure centres provide great sport, soft play, trampoline or gymnastics parties. Check out Falkirk Community Trust/ The Peak and McLaren Leisure Centre for a range of options.

Music Bugs

Party games, silly songs and lots of fun for wee ones.

Nature

For kids who like the great outdoors, head to an outdoor venue or just explore the wildlife locally.

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Bright ideas for parties

Reduce party stress with a party provider that offers a venue, entertainment and food. Remember to check this out when you are doing your research.

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Ponies

Little Pony Wishes can bring their miniature ponies to the venue of your choice (including your own home/garden).The kids can help dress up and pamper the ponies.

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Quiet Time

Parties can be tiring for you and your young ones so build in some down time after the party to relax and don’t plan too much for the following day.

Rugby

Rugbytots provides parties which include lots of running around, rugby-related activities and fun for girls and boys from age 2 upwards.

Stirling Rock School

Bring along your favourite backing track, have fun with your friends recording your own song and take home the CD at the end of the party.

Tubing

Both Polmonthill and Firpark ski slope offer tubing parties. These are great fun for kids young and old.

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Remember not to rely on the weather!

Wee Heroes Laser Tag

Let your child embrace their inner superhero and enjoy this fab laser tag party. With a good cafe all you need to do is provide the cake.

eXtraordinary

Don’t worry, your child’s birthday party will always be extraordinary, just like your child!

You and your family

Whatever you do don’t get too stressed, have a fun day and make sure you enjoy yourselves.

Zoolab Jungle Room

Get up close and personal with a variety of exotic animals and learn all about them and their habitat.

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What to do for their next birthday?

Parties come in all shapes and sizes, just like the demands of our children! We have asked some of our fantastic local party providers in Stirling, Falkirk and Clacks to tell us about what they offer, taking the stress and mess out of your hands meaning that you can sit back and relax whilst your child has a day to remember! Whether it is music, dance, animals, sports, softplay, laser tag or a trip to the cinema, there really is something for everyone out there.

Stirling Rock School

Is there a secret pop star in your household? If so, why not come to Stirling Rock School where we offer a recording experience to remember. Here at Stirling Rock School we not only teach music to enthusiastic musicians but have the recording facilities to help make you and your friends stars for the day. Why not celebrate with one of our unique and fun Birthday Recording Parties.

Whether you are a pop princess or a raving rock star; we have everything you need here to make you and your friends feel like stars. We have all kinds of gadgetry and wizardry to make you sound fantastic. Our parties are a full on packed experience that is really great for confidence and team work. We welcome groups up to 12 of ages 7+. Everyone leaves with a CD of the recording. Parties

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are priced from £85. Call 01786 448417 for more information or visit www. stirlingrockschool.co.uk

Zoolab

Are you looking for a unique birthday party idea or entertainer? At ZooLab, we believe that both children and grownup’s birthdays should be exciting!

And what better way to have fun than to ask some animal friends round? Be it at home or a venue of your choice, our rangers are on hand to provide something truly unforgettable. Get up close and personal with a selection of creatures that include a millipede, tarantula, cockroach, frog, snake and many more. It’s exciting, it’s hands-on and most importantly it’s FUN! Interested? Contact ZooLab on 0845 330 6322, email info@ zoolabuk.com or visit www.zoolabuk. com

Macrobert

If your child is a big movie fan then visit Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling, for a fantastic kid’s cinema party. It includes the chance to take in a movie at the 134 seater Filmhouse, followed by food from a special children’s menu in the adjoining restaurant. You’re also welcome to bring along your own cake to be distributed to party goers. Kids Film Club screenings show the biggest

family releases on weekend mornings for just £2.25 per person, this might be one of the most fun, affordable, hasslefree parties you’ll ever throw! Visit their website for more information and to see what’s coming up. Phone 01786 466666 or visit www.macrobertsartscentre.org

Falkirk Community Trust

If you’re looking for a cost-effective birthday party with a difference, look no further than Falkirk Community Trust sporting facilities. A pool party, soft play, or sport-themed party can bring a fresh new option for families who have done it all! Party options include pamper parties at Bo’ness Recreation Centre and Run Jump Throw! athletics themed parties at Grangemouth Stadium.

Polmonthill Ski Centre can provide a more adventurous celebration with a difference with tubing parties. Visit the website at www.falkirkcommunitytrust. org and click on Birthday parties to fill out the enquiry form.You can also keep up to date with us on Facebook – search ‘Falkirk Community Trust’.

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A Birthday Party fit for a Superhero

The UK’s first Superhero laser tag venue is sure to make your little one’s birthday party SUPER! Suitable for ages 3+.

They will choose which hero they wish to play as, will be kitted out with superhero capes and eye masks, tackling the tricky twists and turns as they battle each other with the touch screen laser shooters.

Once all evil has been defeated? A refuel slot in the VIP Party room is scheduled for during and after the games – with snacks, juice and pizza to go. Can it get any better? A dedicated member of our award winning Hero Support Team are there for the duration to ensure you, as the parents, have a stress and care free day with everything taken care of for you; you can even relax with some of our barista coffee. For more information visit www.weeheroes.co.uk or phone us on 0330 053 9953.

Music Bugs Birthday Parties

A Music Bugs Birthday party brings all the fun and magic from our weekly classes to your home or a venue of your choosing.

Suitable for children aged 1-5, we offer 45 minute or 60 minute party packages. Just let us know your child’s favourite props, songs and party games and we will do the rest. A typical party includes party games, silly songs and fantastic props and with each booking you will receive 20 party invitations plus a birthday card and small gift for the birthday child. Our birthday party slots tend to book up well in advance, so please contact us as soon as possible.

For further details, please contact Roslyn Dale on 0844-412-8197, or email roslyn@musicbugs.co.uk You can access further information about our birthday parties here: www.musicbugs.co.uk/ stirling/party

Let’s Party at Kidz World, Alloa

Kidz World Nursery and Soft Play Alloa would be delighted to host your child’s party. Under new ownership and management since June 2017 we have a variety of different party packages to suit all needs and budgets. We take the stress out of party-planning so there are smiles all round. Enjoy our super soft play experience packed full of adventure with zoned areas to ensure there’s something for all ages. Our parties are suitable for under 5s to age 12 years. We also host

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Mini Mid-Week Toddler parties during term time only. For more information or to book call 01259 720850 Kidz World Nursery and Soft Play, Medway House, Kelliebank, Alloa FK10 1NU.

Pedal Powered Parties at Recyke-a-bike

Recyke-a-bike birthday parties are ideal for kids who love their bikes. Combine supervised cycling activities and games with a freshly made, child-friendly buffet from our café for a birthday that’s a little bit different. Our instructors are fully qualified cycle trainers and cycle leaders. If you have practical youngsters that like to ‘know how’ we can provide a bike maintenance session, or for the crafty kids, there’s always upcycling to see what they can create out of old bike bits. We can plan and price parties to suit different abilities, ages and budgets. Our café will cater to the specific dietary requirements of you and your guests.

Contact us on admin@recyke-a-bike. co.uk or call 01786 447 559

Little Pony Wishes

Little Pony Wishes is a fantastic party for your child. This unique party experience brings Miniature American and Falabella horses, ranging from between 26-32 inches high, to your house or party venue.

You can then help to care and pamper the horses and dress them in costumes, glitter and accessories.

There are tailor made packages to suit a wide range of budgets and events to ensure that your child’s day is special and memorable. Little Pony Wishes offer many different event/party packages to suit all needs and budgets. Call Linn on 07827328352 or email linnrooney123@ hotmail.co.uk. Find Little Pony Wishes on facebook or visit tinyhorseevents.co.uk

Book a Rugbytots party now

Our parties are focused on games and having fun and are not skill specific so can be enjoyed by everyone, boys and girls from age 4 -7. Our coaches are enthusiastic and well trained to ensure everyone has an enjoyable experience.

Feedback from a recent party - “Thanks for a great party on Sunday. The whole family enjoyed it!! The games were fantastic and kept all the children very well entertained, I think you will have a few new Rugbytots!” For further details contact James.c@rugbytots.co.uk or phone 0345 313 0424

Briarlands

Come and have a fun filled and active party at Briarlands Farm. Basic party option (min 10 children) includes a play in the funyard, dedicated party host and a birthday tea. Parties last for 2 hours and parents only have to provide a cake and party bags. Alternatively you can have a craft party, which includes approx 45mins in the craft area decopatching or painting something to take home as well as free time in the funyard afterwards and a delicious birthday tea in the Farmer’s Den tearoom. To make a booking or discuss your requirements in more detail please call, email or drop in for a chat. 01786 841309 info@briarlandsfarm.co.uk or download a booking form from our website www.briarlandsfarm.co.uk

Hartbeeps, Putting the ‘special’ into your little one’s day

Specialist children’s party entertainment for very young children and babies, suitable for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th birthday parties. Hartbeeps makes your little one’s birthday the best ever by bringing all the magic of Hartbeeps to life especially for them. Our children’s party entertainment packages are created for you and delivered with our unique props and puppets and all your favourite original baby songs, nursery rhymes and lullabies.

Parties can be tailored to your favourite Hartbeeps theme from Old McDonald’s farm to a Jungle Hunt with Nelli the Elephant! We offer baby parties, toddler parties and children’s party entertainment suitable for all age groups with something that everyone will enjoy! For more information or to book please call Lynsey on 07914023928, email Lynsey@ hartbeeps.com find us on Facebook or visit our website www.hartbeeps.com Magic Sprinkles, Lynsey.

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Wednesday 27th December to Wednesday 3rd January (ex 1st Jan)

Scotland’s National Hero at The Wallace Monument Listen as a costumed actor gives you an insight into the life of Scotland’s National Hero – who he was, where he came from, and how he fought to free the people of Scotland from oppression. www. nationalwallacemonument.com Thursday 28th December

Funbox presents Santa’s Funtastic Factory at The Albert Halls Get ready for perfect presents, terrific toys and mechanical mayhem!

The Funbox team are back with their brand new show and are ready to make all your Christmas wishes come true. For tickets and information phone 01786 473544 Friday 29th December Winter Diesel Gala at Bo’ness Railway Relive the sights, sounds and smells of the Swinging Sixties at our Winter Diesel Gala. www.bkrailway.co.uk Friday 29th December to Sunday 7th January (ex public hols) Ferdinand Macrobert.

Various times.

Friday 29th December to Thursday 11th January (ex public hols)

Star Wars: The Last Jedi Bo’ness Hippodrome. Various times.

Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st December

Black Bun Specials at Bo’ness Steam Railway Complimentary traditional Scottish Hogmanay Black Bun and a hot drink whilst travelling aboard our nostalgic steam railway, juice and shortbread for the kids. www. bkrailway.co.uk Sunday 31st December BUZZness Hogmanay Bash in Bo’ness Family friendly Hogmanay celebration.

Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd January New Year Cruises at Loch Katrine Celebrate New Year with a one hour New Year Celebration Party Cruise onboard

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the ‘Sir Walter Scott’. Live music, complimentary dram, and locally produced black bun and shortbread. Cruises depart at 1pm and 2.30pm. Call 01877 376315/6 for information.

Fire and Light 2018 at The Helix Ignite the start of your year at The Helix Park, home of the Kelpies and enjoy New Year’s day with friends and family on a fiery 3k walk. For tickets and information visit www.thehelix.co.uk or phone 01324 506850 Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd January Scotland’s National Hero at The Wallace Monument Listen as a costumed actor gives you an insight into the life of Scotland’s National Hero – who he was, where he came from, and how he fought to free the people of Scotland from oppression. www. nationalwallacemonument.com Wednesday 3rd January

Festive Run, Jump and Throw at Grangemouth Sports Stadium Get off the couch and join us for festive themed athletic activities and games! Suitable for ages 4-14, 10-12. Call 01324 504590 for details and booking.

Saturday 6th January

Howie’s Kids Club at Howgate Shopping Centre Falkirk Fun and entertainment for children age 11 and under with Uncle Billy. Check www.howgateshoppingcentre. co.uk for details.

Sunday 7th January Little Seedlings Club Flowers in Winter Explore winter flowers like snowdrops and crocuses, and learn how these pops of colour are able to survive colder temperatures. For more information phone 01786 458860.

Saturday 13th January

Jupiter’s winter tree trail at Jupiter Wildlife Centre Did you know you can you identify a tree without its leaves? Drop in any time between 2-3pm and have a go at our winter tree trail. For information contact the ranger on falkirkranger@scottishwildlifetrust. org.uk or phone 01324 486475.

Thor: Ragnarok Bo’ness Hippodrome 11am Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th January Paddington 2 Macrobert 11am.

Sunday 14th January and Sunday 11th February Wetland Wander at RSPB Black Devon Enjoy a guided walk of RSPB Black Devon Wetlands to hear about some of the wildlife, habitats and management of the reserve and the plans for the future. For more information and to book a place call 01324 832853 or email innerforthreserves@rspb.org.uk Saturday 20th January

Winter Wildlife Workshop at Blackness Castle Drop into the castle and give wildlife a helping hand this winter. Make a bird feeder, bird box or minibeast home to take away. Included in admission price. Contact the rangers on 0131 6528150 for details.

Big Foot Bo’ness Hippodrome 11am For the love of Eilidh charity concert at Macrobert Arts Centre Enjoy a great night full of laughter and music and help raise money for a very special holiday home for children and families touched by cancer.

Thursday 11th January

The RSNO Viennese Gala at The Albert Halls, Stirling Let the full magnificence of Scotland’s national orchestra whirl you away to a world of elegant waltzes, playful polkas, and good old-fashioned operetta romance from guest soprano. Get your 2018 off to a glittering start as the RSNO sweep you off your feet! For tickets and information phone 01786 473544.

Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st January Paddington 2 Macrobert 11am.

Monday 22nd to Wednesday 24th January Central Theatre Productions present Oliver at FTH Theatre Bart’s musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’s classic novel

Oliver Twist tells the story of young orphan Oliver as he travels through the dark underbelly of London society. For tickets phone 01324 506850.

Friday 26th and Saturday 27th January Ballet West present Giselle at Macrobert Arts Centre Ballet West are back with another ballet favourite, a fascinating combination of beautiful music, classical dance and fiery drama. www.macrobertartscentre.org Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th January Big Garden Birdwatch 2018 Take a closer look at the wildlife on your doorstep, and take part in the biggest wildlife survey in the world! You can take part on your own or as a family, and you can even take part in your local park if you don’t have a garden. To get involved, just pick an hour over the weekend and tell us what you see. It couldn’t be easier! www. rspb.org.uk/birdwatch Saturday 27th January

Revel with Rabbie at Stirling Castle Robert Burns was one of Scotland’s literary greats, but what exactly was he talking about?

Come along for a light-hearted introduction to the bard and some of his works. Included in general admission price.

Tuesday 30th January to Saturday 3rd February Big Bad Wolf Company presents High School Musical at FTH Theatre 7.30pm and additional 2pm matinee on Saturday. For tickets contact The Steeple Box Office on 01324 506850.

Saturday 3rd February Feed our feathered friends at Jupiter Wildlife Centre Create a new home for the birds using recycled wood and make them tasty treats to hang in the trees. For information contact the ranger on falkirkranger@ scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk or phone 01324 486475.

Howie’s Kids Club at Howgate Shopping Centre Falkirk Fun and entertainment for children age 11 and under. Check www. howgateshoppingcentre.co.uk for details

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Saturday 10th February

Little Red Riding Hood at Macrobert Arts Centre Join Scarlet and her side-kick Stanley the Squirrel as they try to outwit Walter the Wolf and discover that it’s not just the enchanted forest that has magical powers. A fun, original musical for children, with live music and loveable characters.

For tickets and information visit www.macrobertartscentre.org Wetland Wildlife Wander at Linlithgow Loch Join a Ranger on a walk round the loch whilst keeping a look out for the wildlife.

Contact the rangers on 0131 6528150 for details.

Saturday 10th 17th Wednesday 14th and Sunday 11th 18th February Scotland’s National Hero at The Wallace Monument Listen as a costumed actor gives you an insight into the life of Scotland’s National Hero – who he was, where he came from, and how he fought to free the people of Scotland from oppression. www. nationalwallacemonument.com Sunday 18th February

Barrowland Ballet present Wolves at Macrobert Arts Centre Presented by internationally acclaimed dance theatre company Barrowland Ballet. Explore stories that have been told through different generations. For tickets and information visit www. macrobertartscentre.org

Friday 23rd February Murder Mysteries: Hogwarts’ Mysterious Muggle Murderer at FTH Theatre, Falkirk The interactive murder mystery game where it’s up to you to prove your worth as a detective by solving a heinous killing. Watch events unfold then have your chance to interrogate each subject in turn. Bring a team or come on your own! Fun, funny, mysterious and a good night for all! Can YOU catch the killer? For tickets and information visit www. falkirkcommunitytrust.org Saturday 24th February

Kelpies to Kick Off Falkirk Council’s Take the Right Route campaign and Falkirk Football Club bring you this walking event at Falkirk Stadium. Open to all age groups and abilities, with a family friendly 2.5km walk around the Helix Park or a 5km walk to the iconic Kelpies statues. All participants will receive a free ticket to the Falkirk v Dumbarton game which kicks off after the walks. Places are limited, email transportplanning@falkirk.gov.uk Saturday 3rd March Howie’s Kids Club at Howgate Shopping Centre Falkirk Fun and entertainment for children age 11 and under. Check www. howgateshoppingcentre.co.uk for details

Tuesday 6th to Sunday 10th March Stirling Gang Show at Macrobert Arts Centre The show is full of fun, laughter and dance and is guaranteed to have your feet tapping.

Saturday 10th March Paw prints and poos at Jupiter Wildlife Centre What do the animals of Jupiter get up to at night time? Become an animal detective and discover the clues they have left us. For information contact the ranger on falkirkranger@scottishwildlifetrust. org.uk or phone 01324 486475.

Sunday 11th March Hup at Macrobert Arts Centre A quirky quartet of playful musicians create an enchanting classical music experience for very little ones. The show is created especially for babies, and has a relaxed and comfortable performance style with the chance to stay and play afterwards. www. macrobertartscentre.org Friday 16th and Saturday 17th March Guess How Much I Love You at FTH Theatre, Falkirk Join Little and Big Nutbrown Hare, from the bestselling ‘Guess How Much I Love You’ as they leap off the page and onto the FTH Theatre stage in this magical journey through the seasons. For tickets visit www. falkirkcommunitytrust.org

Sunday 18th March My Friend Selma at FTH Theatre Falkirk This is the remarkable real-life story of one girl’s journey from war in Bosnia to safety in the UK. It is the tale of an incredible journey, a world turned upside down, loss, friendship, courage and conkers. www. falkirkcommunitytrust.org Wednesday 21st to Sunday 26th March Hippfest 2018 A celebration of silent film at the Bo’ness Hippodrome. For full details of the programme of events visit www. hippfest.co.uk Saturday 24th March Horrible Histories More Best of Barmy Britain at FTH Theatre Prepare yourselves for a special production of Horrible Histories featuring more of your favourite characters from our barmy past – and a brand new scene with wordy Will. It’s history with the nasty bits left in! www. falkirkcommunitytrust.org Thursday 29th March Wear a Hat Day The UK’s funfilled, premier annual brain tumour awareness event helping support long-term research and saving lives. www.braintumourresearch. org/wearahatday

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Mums Want More Flexible Working Opportunities According to a survey by Workingmums.co.uk, almost three quarters of working mums identify flexible work as being crucial to getting more women into senior roles. The survey shows that mums feel flexible working is vital for them to manage work and family life and that 60% of those who work flexibly would like even more flexibility. So what can individuals do to help persuade their employers to agree to them working flexibly?

Here are some tips:

• Think through what the job requires and whether the tasks you have to perform can be done at a different location i.e. from home, or at times outside of the standard working day. Take account of any additional costs or challenges this might involve and discuss them honestly.

• Give examples of the ways in which your work can be successfully carried out under any new working pattern you are proposing, and show that it will not harm the business. Point out any business advantages.

• Research some case studies, ideally in your sector that shows how the work pattern you are suggesting can be mutually beneficial to you and your employer.

• If managers are dubious, suggest a trial period.

• Have a compromise solution as a back-up.

For more information and flexible work opportunities, visit www.workingmums.co.uk

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LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Sat 10 Feb, 3pm Tickets: £8.50 / £30 Wee Group Saver

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