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ISSUE 38

Skyline Photography by Kris Kesiak

SANJEEV SAYS...

OVER £12,600 RAISED FOR CLYDE CASH FOR KIDS GIVE THE GIFT OF TIME IN 2023...

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GIVE THE GIFT OF TIME IN 2023

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WELLBEING WEEK 2023

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SANJEEV SAYS

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SUPPORTING GLASGOW UNIVERSITY FUNDRAISING 19 EFFORTS

NEW WORKPLACE FRIENDLY MASSAGE THERAPIES

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A YEAR OF SUCCESS FOR STAC

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OVER £12,000 RAISED FOR CLYDE CASH FOR KIDS

A LOOK BACK AT OUR SUMMER SOIREE

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SKYPARK WELCOMES HEADSTART NURSERY

LEIDOS WINS SCOTLAND'S 2022 INSPIRATIONAL STEM EMPLOYER AWARD

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SCHOOL TRIP SAVED

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A HUGE THANK YOU TO SKYPARK 22 FROM THE PYRAMID

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GLASGOW SCHOOL PUPILS TAKE 23 ON LEIDOS CHALLENGES

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ART EXHIBITIONS

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DIARY DATES

CALLING ALL ACTIVE TRAVEL CHAMPIONS!

WORKSPACE INTERIOR DESIGN WITH GSA CALEDONIA GLADIATORS COMPETITION

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WELCOME THE TEAM

Welcome to a bumper winter Skyline!

As we look to a fresh start in 2023, being part of our brilliant community is genuinely something that we all look forward to here, whether its creating a great working environment or by doing our bit to make a difference locally. Here’s what’s been happening and what’s coming soon.

Christina Holland Asset Manager

Angela Higgins Specialist Advisor

Malcolm McFetridge Centre Manager

A huge thank you to all that got behind our zipslide fundraiser for Cash for Kids! It went beyond all of our expectations. See pages 8 and 9 to spot who took the plunge in costume!

Get ready to cast your votes in #bringbackthesuit campaign! Comedian, writer and broadcaster Sanjeev Kohli stars in a series of Back To The Office comedy sketches filmed right here at Skypark. See page 5 for more on Sanjeev’s humorous take on missing office life.

This academic year we are sponsors of Glasgow University Charity Fashion Show (GUCFS), the institutions largest student run fundraising society. See page 6 and make a date with a charity that is turning lives around.

They say a picture says a thousand words. Much sought after Scottish photographer Kris Kesiak’s Women@COP26 Exhibition is open in our donated gallery and sets out to inspire the next generation of girls on gender issues. Visit pages 14 and 15 for more and on this years’ exhibitions.

Got a story? We would love to hear all your company news! Get in touch with me to share news in our spring issue. Community matters to all of us, and to quote Take That, we want you ‘Back for Good’ … Here’s to 2023!

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GIVE THE GIFT OF TIME IN 2023 CHARITY CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS Thanks for all your generous donations to Glasgow’s No1 Baby and Family Support Service Christmas Appeal.

The Appeal called Give A Gift, provided a warm jacket, toy or a stocking filler for children and young adults up to the age of 17.

AAC Clydespace embraced the Christmas spirit with their Gifting Tree. Rather than an office Secret Santa staff picked an gift tag from the tree with age and gender information of a young person to buy for.

And our Facilities Management company, Hugh Stirling Ltd spread some Christmas cheer with a kind donation direct to the charity.

Audrey Dempsey, Founder and Service Manager of Glasgow’s No1 Baby and Family Support Service, said:

“Our referrals doubled with so many people now living in working poverty. This Christmas we delivered thousands of gifts to children and young people as well as warm jackets. Thanks to all that continue to support us. We rely on donations and volunteers and it’s amazing to have Skypark on board that continue to support our Appeals”.

The service runs throughout the year, operating from a dedicated unit on Forge Street. If you or your company can provide volunteers, the charity urgently needs help to support families living in hardship in 2023.

Interested? Please email: audrey.gnonebfss@gmail.com 4

SANJEEV SAYS...

Comedian, writer and broadcaster Sanjeev Kohli is starring in a series of Back To The Office comedy sketches filmed right here at Skypark.

Featuring online and on social media, the observations are a humorous take on returning to office life and what we miss when working from home. They highlight the sense of community, camaraderie and wellbeing that comes from being around others, and our enviable location in trendy Finnieston, home to some of the coolest bars, eateries and coffee shops. As Sanjeev points out though, watch out for those hipster beards…

Watch Back To The Office HERE

#bringbacknathan #rebootthesuit #nosocksandsliders 5

S U PPO R TI N G GL AS G O W U N I V E R SI TY FUND RAI S I N G E F F O R TS C

ommunity matters to us at Skypark – not only internally by creating a great working environment and business campus but outwards too by doing our bit to help tackle wider societal issues. So this academic year we are sponsoring Glasgow University Charity Fashion Show (GUCFS), the institutions largest student run fundraising society.

Each year GUFS commits to one local organisation to support and this year all funds raised are going to Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis, an organisation that works tirelessly to support women and girls who have experienced sexual assault and rape, as well as challenging the systematic and ongoing violence women can face.

The fundraising culminates in a two night Fashion Show at Platform in February. This year’s creative theme being ‘Youth’. ▶ Find out more about GUCFS here: www.gucfs.co.uk ▶ Find out more about Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis here: www.glasgowclyderapecrisis.org.uk

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High profile appointments this year at Stac. Left to right: Paul Winstanley, Gregor Aikman, Jamie Hepburn MSP, Paul Wilson & Linda Hanna

A YEAR OF SUCCESS FOR OUR SMART THINGS ACCELERATOR CENTRE (STAC) Based at Skypark, Scotland’s Internet of Things (IoT) accelerator, Smart Things Accelerator Centre, has marked its first anniversary with a string of senior appointments to its team.

Former Scottish Enter-prise Managing Director and interim CEO Linda Hanna is now in place as STAC’s Head of Partnerships, while Meta VP for Supply Chain Sean Murphy joins a STAC Advisory Board that includes recently appointed Volvo Cars CEO Jim Rowan.

Commenting on Linda Hanna’s appointment, STAC CEO Paul Wilson said: “We want to be in tune with the Scottish Government’s economic and social priorities, through fulfilling the technology require-ments via Scottish innovation and entrepreneurship. There are very clear challenges around energy, climate, sustainability, health, and social care, and IoT plays well into these sectors.”

Commenting on Sean Murphy’s appointment, Wilson added: “With people like Sean and Jim in place on our Advisory Board, we can count on combined experience gained from leadership roles at global brands like

Blackberry, Facebook and Meta, and Volvo Cars. We think this speaks volumes in terms of the powerhouse team we are building at STAC.” STAC recently secured a partnership with the University of Glasgow, Vrije University Amsterdam, and the Corvinus University of Budapest, aimed at driving entrepreneurial and innovation activity. The partnership is part of the European Union-funded EIT HEI Initiative.

STAC is also working with one of its corporate sponsors, Jordan Talent Solutions, to deliver Scotland’s first ever IoT jobs platform.

Headquartered at Skypark in Glasgow, STAC now has a company cohort of 24, and in July announced a strategic partnership with Scottish Enterprise that delivers continuing financial support to Scotland’s first IoT accelerator.

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e have an amazing, caring community at Skypark and thanks to all that got behind our zipslide fundraiser for Cash for Kids!

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In October, Clyde 1’s Superscoreboard presenters Gordon Duncan and Gordon Dalziel, teamed up with Skyparkers raising over £12,500.

As part of the fundraising efforts, 13 year old Zoe Mennie from Glasgow donated her pocket money and Carol McMullen of One-O-One raised over £1500 for Clyde Cash for Kids.

With cash raised locally, Clyde Cash for Kids guarantees that the generous donations made by fund raising will go towards bringing hope, healing and happiness to children in the community. It responds to the needs of children and aspires to enable all children to live life to the full and achieve their individual potential.

FOR CLYDE CASH FOR K IDS

Gordon Duncan host of Clyde 1’s Superscoreboard team said: “The Skypark zipslide was an amazing experience. Thanks to everyone that supported us. The money raised for Clyde Cash for Kids has a huge, positive impact on the thousands of children the charity supports throughout the year.”

Ahmed Abdelnabi and Craig MacLean from Spire Global

Clyde Cash for Kids supports children and young people affected by poverty, abuse, neglect and those who have additional needs. As a long-standing fundraising partner with Clyde Cash for Kids, Skypark has raised £40,000 over the years for the charity.

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Alongside Courage the mascot, Zoe Mennie (13) from Glasgow donates her pocket money to Clyde 1’s Superscoreboard presenters Gordon Dalziel (left) and Gordon Duncan (right) as they took to the airways on a 325 foot zipslide off Skypark for Clyde Cash for Kids. The zipslide raised over £12,500 for the charity.

THANK S T O ALL AT SKY P ARK! 9

S KYPAR K W E L CO M E S HEAD S T AR T N U R S E R Y Offering quality childcare and pre-school education to children from the ages of 6 weeks up to 5 years, we warmly welcome Headstart to our dedicated on-site nursery facility. Formerly sited at Trinity Church in the Partick area of Glasgow, the popular childcare provider follows 'The Pre-Birth to Three' national guidance and the ‘Curriculum for Excellence’ for 3-5 year olds.

They also offer funded childcare for 3-5 year-olds.

The nursery is managed by two fully qualified and well experienced teachers Gillian Robertson and Aileen Watson (as drawn by the nursery’s budding artists). Their dedicated team of early years educators have a particular focus on helping young people understand the world of work, and they would love to connect with businesses across the campus.

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Would you like to share your work story with our youngest Skyparkers?

You might just help spark a passion for your industry or line of work… get in touch with Gillian at: gillian@headstartglasgow.co.uk 11

A HUGE T HAN K Y O U T O SKYP ARK F RO M THE P YRAM I D AT AN DE RST O N !

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rom donating chocolate Easter eggs earlier this year so the Knit and Natter group could add their lovingly handmade hats, to wrapping and delivering hundreds of selection boxes in time for the ‘Anderston Loves Christmas’ event in December, Skypark continues to develop strong ties with local community hub The Pyramid.

Anderston Loves Christmas was held in conjunction with the Salvation Army and took place on the 9th December. As well as the opportunity to meet Mr and Mrs Claus, families enjoyed festive food and fun. And colleagues from Leidos (pictured above) got into the festive spirit by lending a hand on the day.

The Pyramid supports the local communities of Anderston, Finnieston, Yorkhill and Kelvingrove with activities, events and help for every age group and the charity are looking for Trustees to join their Board.

It’s an exciting time to get involved as Phase One of a large renovation of their iconic building completes in the New Year with the opening of a new state of the art community sports hall and a commercial size community kitchen.

The aim is to provide more community activities which are accessible to all. From chair yoga, tai chi and dementia cafes, to cultural cinema screenings and weaving workshops.

If you have a passion for the local area and are experienced in governance, business management and planning, accounts or finance please get in touch. Estimated time commitment is around 5-6 hours per month, including participation at Board meetings.

If you’re interested and would like to find out more, please contact Chief Officer on: ailsa@thepyramid.scot

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one of the best ways to achieve this, so we’re excited to partner with SSERC to deliver the EIP programme. This unique opportunity is helping us reach and engage with more young people – not just discussing what Leidos and companies like ours do, but helping them develop valuable STEM skills, empowering them to take ownership of their own STEM path, and helping them build confidence in turn to help others.”

GLASGOW SCHOOL PUPILS TAKE ON LEIDOS CHALLENGES! June was buzzing in Glasgow Science Centre as young people and their teachers and mentors from across Glasgow and Airdrie held their inaugural Education Industry Partnership (EIP) Showcase!

The EIP programme, led by the Scottish Schools Education Research Centre (SSERC) in partnership with Leidos, aims to inspire young people to get engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) subjects and careers by bringing industry and education together.

Through the EIP, Leidos volunteers mentor first- and secondyear pupils over a seven-month period to help them complete company challenges, ranging from designing a high school of the future to planning a New Year party in Antarctica. The programme is fully funded, including travel and teacher cover, so there are no financial barriers to schools to take part.

Whilst support and guidance is on offer from their Leidos mentors, interestingly no answers are given to the pupils. This encourages them to ask questions, explore options and figure out solutions, as they would do in reality in a workplace.

Throughout the programme, the pupils pass their knowledge on to peers and the wider community, helping maximise the impact and reach of the programme. On completion, every pupil earns a Young STEM Leader Award.

Having completed Year 1 of the programme with five groups of young people in June, Year 2 has introduced seven new teams who are now busy working on their chosen challenges with a view to their own showcase in June 2023. Supported schools across the two years have included: Cleveden, Jordanhill, King’s Park, Lochend, Shawlands, St Andrew’s, St Margaret’s and Woodfarm.

Fiona Keady, UK Talent Business Partner and STEM Group Chair for Leidos explained:

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As a STEM employer, we want to help reduce STEM skills shortages, increase diversity in STEM, and show that STEM education and careers can be for EVERYONE! We know collaboration is

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For more information on the Leidos and SSERC Education Industry Partnership: www.sserc.org.uk/education-industry-partnerships/leidos/ For Leidos’ commitment to STEM: www.leidos.com/company/global/uk-europe/uk-stem

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ART E XH I B I TI O N S

It’s been another great year for our donated gallery at Skypark! This year’s highlights are Reset Glasgow, The Royal Photographic Society’s Scottish Annual Exhibition and Kris Kesiak’s Woman@COP26 that is running to February 2023.

The Royal Photographic Society was founded in 1853 to make the art and science of photography more available, and is now a registered charity, with the mission of bringing inspiration, connectivity, and creativity through photography to people of all ages and backgrounds. There are 16 Regional Hubs in the UK, a world wide network of International chapters, and 16 Special Interest Groups covering all aspects of photography.

RESET GLASGOW

RPS Scotland is the largest geographical regional hub, and has around 600 members stretching from Dumfries to Lerwick, and more or less everywhere inbetween. At the RPS Our first exhibition of the year “Reset Glasgow” was shot by photographer Scotland AGM each year the attendees gather with 4 of their current images, and we and journalist Laura Coventry. During the first lockdown, Laura headed into have an open forum where we choose a representative set of 40 images which forms the the city centre of Glasgow in April 2020 to capture the city as it never looked annual travelling exhibition. The exhibition hits the road up to Lerwick, and then crissbefore – empty! It was as if someone had pressed the ‘reset’ button, which crosses the Country through Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Arbroath, and Sanquhar inspired Laura’s photography project’s name “Reset Glasgow”. making it’s way back to the AGM where the next 40 images are chosen.

THE ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY The Royal Photographic Society opened its Scottish Annual Exhibition 2022. The collection of work by 35 of the Society’s members, captured all walks of life through a lens when travel was limited.

Under the banner ‘Photography for Everyone’, The Royal Photographic Society embraces all forms of photographic practice and is open to anyone with an interest in photography.

Blue on Yellow: Alasdair Cochrane FRPS

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WOMAN @COP26 Running to February 2023, Kris Kesiak’s exhibition is a collection of portraits that perfectly frame the voices of women to inspire the next generation of girls.

This legacy project spearheaded

by Glasgow’s Education Services in partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University and Women of the World Foundation, was created in 2021 where 2,500 young women from Glasgow’s Secondary Schools came together at “#GirlsAtCOP26 – The Solutions are Feminist” at the Glasgow Caledonian University. A panel of experts including former Irish President Dr Mary Robinson, joined the girls to discuss the global issues around UN Sustainable Goal 5, alongside health, environment and gender as well as other challenges that can affect women and girls’ bodies.

Women at COP26 Exhibition, curated by Claire Stewart, photography lecturer at City of Glasgow College, features women from across the globe who joined the school girls, in discussing taking collective action to address the climate emergency from a female perspective.

Glasgow-based photographer Kris Kesiak who documented the events said: “Photographing strong women is something I have been drawn to since I first started taking photographs as a child. In those early years, my sister and grandmother – both formidable women – were often the subjects of my pictures.

In my career, I have been lucky enough to work with a wide range of female artists, musicians, writers and models.

“Getting the opportunity to meet, listen to, and photograph such a diverse range of women was a privilege. All were truly inspiring and formidable. I am thrilled to exhibit at Skypark and extend the exhibition to a new audience in documenting the role women are playing in Glasgow and beyond”.

Please contact Lisa@skypark-glasgow.com to find out more about exhibiting in our donated gallery space.

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D I AR Y DAT ES

THE SOCIAL SAVE THE DATE: FIRST WEDNESDAY EVERY MONTH

FEAST THURSDAY SKYPARK 1 MAIN ENTRANCE Feast Thursday is our weekly rotation of street food traders!

Each week will feature a new & exciting trader from our pick of the best street food slingers in Scotland!

DR BIKE CYCLE STORE, LEVEL -2, SP1 FIRST TUESDAY EVERY MONTH (except January) FREE bike tune-up from Bike For Good.

Dr Bike will check and service minor problems, with more major issues diagnosed and a fault report provided.

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WELLBEING W E EK 2 0 2 3 Start the year feeling your very best by taking part in our Wellbeing Week.

From Monday 16th January you can try complimentary meditation with Nicola from Healing Relaxation, a led bike ride with David Walsh from Sustrans and yoga session from the Wellness Boutique at lunchtime - all completely

FREE!

Wednesday 18th bring your team mates along to our Wellbeing event. You can compete in our pedal power Scalextric competition and try your hand at shooting some hoops with our mobile basketball nets from the Caledonia Gladiators. You can also try a complimentary healthy lunch from veggie kitchen Mayze of Finnieston, a taster chair massage, face-mapping with Dermalogica and shop healthy, indulgent snacks from Uber bars and fresh produce from the Townhead Farm shop.

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meditation class runs over lunchtime on Monday 16th January.

led ride (with complimentary bike hire) takes place on Tuesday 17th January, and taster yoga session on Thursday 19th.

Yoga and meditation are 30-minute sessions, the bike ride is 1 hour.

Please email Brian on the Concierge Desk to book a slot in the session of your choice (or all three!) reception@skypark-glasgow.com

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NEW WORKPLACE FRIENDLY MASSAGE THERAPIES Workplace friendly massage treatments are now available every Friday in our Treatment Room with Angela Mitchell. Choose from seated chair, Indian head, back neck and shoulders or hand and arm massage. These express services are designed to fit neatly into our working day and are brought to us by former nurse turned complimentary therapist Angela Mitchell.

Angela first studied clinical aromatherapy at The Ross Clinic Glasgow in 2001. Since then practised massage at various events, trained in Indian head massage and on site massage also with Gateway Workshops. She has worked at many events over the years, including time with Athletes Angels for sports events, working at a distillery and city centre IT company offering on site massages, she also has ongoing contracts massaging special needs adults, elderly and infirm as well as many private clients.

Angela said "One highlight was being asked to massage Mr Bryan Ferry at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall! My complementary health career has given so much back to me, and my added love for writing over the years is still going strong. I recently published an article in 'In Essence' aromatherapy journal. To me sharing knowledge is so empowering to others. There is always something new to learn and in aromatherapy especially research is important to ensure it is thriving now and in the future."

PLEASE BOOK AHEAD BY TEXT OR CALL: 07703 689468, OR SUBMIT AN ENQUIRY VIA THE SKYPARK APP.

Angela is a current member of the Complementary Medical Association.

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OUR TREATMENT ROOM IS LOCATED ON LEVEL -2 IN SKYPARK 1, BESIDE THE CYCLE STORE.

From leading lunchtime bike rides and sourcing free cycle hire to hosting active travel breakfasts and attending our monthly Socials and Dr Bike Clinics, our Sustrans Active Travel Coordinator David Walsh has been busy spreading a lot of bike love this year.

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In October team Leidos (pictured above) enjoyed a lunchtime led ride along the riverside with Sustrans having organised free bike hire with nextbike (Skypark very handily has two stations close by).

There is now a wealth of resources and support available to employers and employees at www.waytoworkscot.org a one stop shop for helping transform business travel and commuting.

And earlier this year, in June, David hosted an Active Travel breakfast to share how companies can encourage cycling by nominating an Active Travel Champion in their workplace.

With some incredible cycle routes on our doorstep, David will be leading another lunchtime ride during our Wellbeing Week in January with complimentary bike hire again.

Reserve your free bike and spot on the 17th January by emailing loraine@ skypark-glasgow.com

Project Outline Change the way employees travel

Join the Skypark Bicycle User Group here: lovetoride.net/cyclingscore/groups/733

to, from and for work to create healthier, happier and more productive workforces with smaller carbon footprints.

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Why invest in workplace active travel?

Active Travel Champions engagement tools:

Absenteeism through ill–health, lack of productivity

Our Active Travel Champions will have access to

Summer Soiree

A throwback to our Summer Soireé in June, where we celebrated Skypark life with music, circus performances, street food, refreshments and sweet treats...it was great to see you Skyparkers!

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LEIDOS WINS SCOTLAND’S 2022 INSPIRATIONAL STEM EMPLOYER AWARD S

uperstars from across education and business have been honoured for their incredible commitment in inspiring young people in STEM at the STEM Inspiration Awards (SIAs) in London’s House of Lords.

The awards, sponsored by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), celebrate the individuals, organisations and STEM Clubs who are using their enthusiasm, knowledge and innovation to inspire young people in STEM. Leidos were delighted to be awarded the 2022 Inspirational STEM Employer Award for Scotland. Fiona Keady (Chair) and Dan Barber (Vice Chair) of Leidos’ UK STEM efforts picked up the award on 16th November.

Find out more: www.stem.org.uk/all-news/stem-inspiration-awards

PUPIL SAVES ST PATRICK’S SCHOOL TRIP WITH HELP FROM TEAM SKYPARK

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trip to Auchengillan Outdoor Centre went ahead thanks to fundraising help from Resonance Capital and Skypark and the ingenuity of a school pupil attending St Patrick’s Primary School in the west end.

Realising that the cost of the trip had risen, Ya Shi a primary 7 pupil at St Patrick’s Primary School, wrote to businesses including Skypark and Resonance Capital, our specialist lettings advisor to ask for fundraising help so as every pupil could attend the trip.

Michael Miley, teacher at St Patrick’s Primary School said: “Our annual trip to Auchengillan Outdoor Centre is an opportunity for primary 7 pupils to enjoy activities, grow in confidence and cement friendships. Unfortunately, with

increased costs it has become much more expensive and became unaffordable. One of our pupils Ya Shi, had the idea of writing to local business to ask for help. Thanks to Angela Higgins of Resonance Capital who donated £2000 which meant a full class of 23 children could take part”.

Skypark’s strategic lettings advisor Angela Higgins of Resonance Capital that also supports many charities said: “Hats off to the letter writing ingenuity of Ya Shi of St Patrick’s Primary School! Taking part at the Auchengillan Outdoor Centre is a wonderful opportunity for children to enjoy great activities. I am delighted that every pupil was included in the trip and hope that everyone had a great experience!”

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WORKSPACE INTERIOR DESIGN WITH THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART

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usinesses at Skypark have been given a unique opportunity to re-design their workplace in a link up with level 3 Interior Design students from the Glasgow School of Art. The four-week project creatively looks at what staff want from an office space now. Past companies to have taken part include the Scottish Government offices in Edinburgh, The Kimpton Blythswood Square Hotel and The Goethe Institute. All found taking part a beneficial and insightful experience.

Interested?

Please get in touch with course leader Melba Beetham, M.Beetham@gsa.ac.uk

COMPETITION TIME!

TO WIN FOUR TICKETS TO A HOME GAME OF YOUR CHOICE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTION...

WHERE DO THE CALEDONIA GLADIATORS PLAY THEIR HOME GAMES?* *(Hint – head to www.caledoniagladiators.com to find out) (ANSWER ON THE FORM ON THE SKYPARK APP BY 1ST FEB 2023, LOOK FOR COMPETITIONS IN THE SERVICES SECTION)

SLAM DUNK WE HAVE ANOTHER SKYPERK! Enjoy discounted tickets and business packages with the Caledonia Gladiators, Scotland’s new look professional basketball team who are proving a force to be reckoned with in the British Basketball League (BBL) and Women’s British Basketball League (WBBL).

This season, Caledonia Gladiators have secured athletes from all over the world - the perfect combination of international experience and home-grown talent - and are delivering statement performances against the League’s biggest competitors this season.

The club are driving a new era for basketball in Scotland with ambitious plans to deliver world-class professional and pathway performances, provide opportunities for the community and develop leading digital engagement. For sponsors and interested businesses they regularly run networking breakfasts, with Skypark hosting their last meet up of 2022.

If you want to be a part of high-octane sporting action, the Caledonia Gladiators offer live home game experiences in Glasgow and Paisley – perfect for all the family, work nights and sport fans alike.

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