Latest Events in Dunedin(May Updated)

Make a bouquet for the Mom in your life for Mother's Day! Laurie from Ox Bow Decor will show us how it's done with fresh, seasonal blooms. The perfect event for the whole family—dads, kids, and daughters can create something meaningful for Mom, or design alongside her for a shared experience. Tickets: $85 per person | Limited seating Children 12 and under attend complimentary 🧺 Looking for a one-stop shop for Mother’s Day gifts? Add a curated Concord Market gift basket at checkout to surprise Mom with something extra special. Multiple themes available to suit every kind of mom. 💐 🌷 Information Source: Concord Market | eventbrite

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Join us for our fun messy play sessions for children age 2-5! DETAILS This session is designed for children age 2-5 and their carers. The session will take place in the Clore Learning Centre on the first floor of The National Archives. We recommend that your child wears clothes that they can get messy in. You may want to consider bringing a change of clothes. Aprons and wipes will be provided. BOOKING Booking a place for your child is essential. When booking, please provide the age of your child. Accompanying adults do not require a ticket. Our Time Travel Tots' Messy Play sessions take place on the second Friday of each month. If you have any questions, email timetravelclub@nationalarchives.gov.uk For more of our family activities, see our collection here. Information Source: The National Archives | eventbrite

Galavanising strength through collaboration and support in professional learning. We are pleased to invite you to this second IPDA Scotland Symposium. Date: Saturday 9th May 2025 Location: Outdoor Learning Hub at Queen Margaret University Time: 10-00am-2:30pm Cost: £10 Register: After registering with Eventbrite please complete this form In the unsettling context and times we are enduring, at IPDA Scotland, we feel it is more important than ever to find support in the community and ensure we can continue to collaborate in our work, especially when our opportunities to do so and funding to enable these opportunities, are shrinking. Our second symposium, which will take place at Queen Margaret University in the inspiring surroundings of our outdoor learning hub, is framed by the theme of finding strength and support in collaboration and we invite you join us for a morning of collaborative discussion this theme, based on the following three questions: Building hope: What resources, aims, visions, and/or projects are sustaining you in your professional learning or development? Sharing strength in adversity: What galvanises you in facing the challenges we are experiencing, and can it leverage more collective mutual support? Wellbeing and learning: Working together to manage stress – how can we leverage this? What are the limits and challenges? Our Programme 9.45-10:15 Registration and coffee 10:15-11:00 Opening session from Dr Charlaine Simpson, to start our thinking… ‘Teachers are time poor’- How do we want to create more time for professional development?” 11:00-11:30 Discussion session one, led by Dr Beth McLure, University of Aberdeen 11.30-12:00 Discussion session two, led by Dr Stuart Farmer, Institute of Physics 12:00-1.00 Lunch, Chat and Walking Conversations 1:00-1.30 Discussion session three: TBC 1.30-2:00 Forum discussion – Moving IPDA Scotland forward – agenda setting; how can IPDA Scotland best serve its members? 2:00 Drinks at Maggie’s – all welcome. 2:45 IPDA committee meeting This event is open to contributions and participants. Information Source: International Professional Development Association (IPDA) | eventbrite