This week Nil by Mouth took its STEM Together project into Glasgow schools for the first time as part of its partnership with the city council’s Sense over Sectarianism (SOS) programme. Primary 7 pupils from Oakgrove and St Jospeh’s Primary School's joined Nil by Mouth Director Dave Scott and SOS Officer Declan Walsh for a morning of kart building and problem solving as they raced against the clock to complete the challenge. SOS Officer Declan Walsh faked one of the karts for a spin SOS...

Young people from Clackmannanshire have come together to celebrate community thanks to a partnership between one of Scotland’s top universities and a leading national charity. Over one hundred pupils from Abercromby, Banchory, St Bernadette’s and St Serf’s primaries in Tullibody teamed up at the University of Stirling’s Sports Centre mixing across school lines to participate in a range of sport activities based around competition and collaboration. More than 100 children attended the event...

The Commonwealth Games visited Cambuslang as part of a project highlighting how sport can bring people from different walks of life together. Pupils from Cairns & St Cadoc’s Primary Schools have been working with Nil by Mouth on a six-week programme that sees Primary 7 pupils participate in a range of sporting activities and workshops highlighting the importance of community and teamwork. More than 50 pupils took part in the programme. The schools have been working with the charity, set for...