East End school children are set to get new games painted on their playground after a parent council won funding.
won funding.Swinton Parent Council was awarded £2223 from the Baillieston Area Partnership at a meeting this week to paint games on tarmac “to enhance the children’s outdoor learning through play.”
Speaking at the meeting, Conservative councillor John Daly, said: “I’m always very supportive of anything that gets kids out in the playground. It is very important.”where the opportunities to get out and about in the winter before and after school are very limited. I’m happy to support the application.”
Easterhouse Football Academy were awarded £1092 for training equipment and small-sided goals for the under 2016s age teams.A council official said the “number of people attending this football academy has significantly increased” and equipment can’t be shared between teams. The academy applications are being considered on a pro-rata basis with the North East Area Partnership.READ MORE:That funding is coming from the upcoming Baillieston Area Partnership financial year budget for 2023 to 2024.Councillor Alex Kerr, SNP, said: “I think everybody seems happy to approve.”
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