Events for Children in Edinburgh.
Great Scottish Walks
The Great Scottish Walks have established themselves as one of Scotland’s premier fundraising events, since their launch in Edinburgh in 1998. Great Scottish Walk Edinburgh
– 22 June 2008 – Meadowbank Stadium – 1030am
The routes (1 – 6 or 12 miles) are designed to take in the cities most scenic historic sights and
leafiest parks. Along the routes walkers and supporters will be treated to entertainment and when they reach the finishing
line walkers are greeted with a carnival atmosphere in the form of vibrant music from samba bands and the announcement and
cheering of entrants across the finishing line. Details of
the routes can be seen by viewing the walks official website at http://greatscottishwalk.com
Entry
to the Great Scottish Walk costs £10 for adults and £8 for children under 18 years. Walkers completing the course will receive
a goody bag along with a medal and certificate.
Join now and be part of the fun – last years Great Scottish Walk attracted over 6000 entrants who walked for over 100 charities and
raised in excess of £1 million for good causes – will be two Great
Cities and promises to be twice the fun.
Entries are now
open – walkers can enter on line or call for an entry from – full contact details and further information about
the walks are available online at http://greatscottishwalk.com or alternatively you can pick up a leaflet at your local library or leisure centre.
Wee Walks
The Great Wee Scottish Walks
first started four years ago and compliment the Great Scottish Walks and are open to younger walkers aged from 2-16 years.
These mini walks are designed to actively encourage young people
to become more socially aware by participating in fundraising events, and introducing fun physical activities as a means of
targeting and eliminating the problem of childhood obesity (the Wee Walks series of events have been endorsed by Health Secretary
Nicola Sturgeon MSP). Each event includes a two mile walk, two mile fun run, toddlers romp, teddy bears picnic, bouncy castle,
face painting, Chaplin’s disco bus and local produce stalls. All entrants will receive a goody bag, certificate
and medal and entry is £5 – parents and guardians go free.
Entries are now
open – walkers can enter on line or call for an entry from – full contact details and further information about
the walks are available online at http://greatscottishwalk.com or alternatively you can pick up a leaflet at your local library or leisure centre.
Dumfries 13/04/08 Dock Park Wee Walk
Inverness 20/04/08 Bught Park Wee Walk
Aberdeen 27/04/08 Duthie Park Wee
Walk
Dundee
04/05/08 Camperdown Park Wee
Walk
Glasgow 11/05/08 Glasgow
Green Wee Walk
Perth
18/05/08 North Ince Wee Walk
Edinburgh
15/06/08 Fettes College Wee Walk
Galston
03/08/08 Allseasons at the meadows Wee Walk