Nil by Mouth extended the hand of friendship to two new neighbours today as part of Book Week Scotland.   Staff from the charity brought Scots Poet Thomas Clark along to the new Faifley shared campus to work with Primary 5 pupils from St Jospeh’s and Edinbarnet primary schools who moved into the building last month.  During the event the children had the chance to explore words in different languages, learn more about the life of a poet and read copies of the ‘Eejit Street’ comic which...

Pupils from two Paisley schools have helped Nil by Mouth mark its 25th anniversary at an event celebrating grassroots work to tackle sectarianism and the charity’s long-standing connection with City of Glasgow College.   Glencoats and St Fergus Primary Schools  helped students Sophie O’Neill, Lauren MacFarlane and Lexi Elwood celebrate their ‘25 Years of Unity’  campaign which highlights individuals and groups across Scotland who have made a contribution to tackling sectarianism since the...

Two Linlithgow Primary Schools have been putting their construction skills to the test as part of a new programme launched by Nil by Mouth and a Scottish University.   Primary 7 pupils from St Josephs’ and Linlithgow Primaries  recently helped us launch iour ‘STEM Together’  programme in West Lothian which provides schools free use of state of the art kits which hone children’s construction and engineering abilities as well as taking part in classroom workshops looking at different identities...