If you are responsible for one of the above issues. Having an excessive number of banned accounts in a very short timeframe.
Running a web bot/spider that downloaded a very large number of pages - more than could possibly justified as "personal use". Automated spam (advertising) or intrustion attempts (hacking). Some of the groups and organisations involved in the project include Alyth Photographic Club, Alyth Art Club, Perth and Kinross Council Community Learning, Culture Perth and Kinross, Cateran’a Commonwealth, Alyth Family History Project, Alyth Lunch Club, Alyth Mums Group, Rachel Bower, Frances Law and John Lindsay.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: The Alyth School Days project has been funded by grants from the Living Communities Participation Fund, the SSE Drumderg Community Fund and the stART Festival. Signed prints of a drawing of the school by renowned local artist and community link worker Alistair Jelks are also available to purchase for £15.Īll proceeds will go towards school funds. “The exhibition was a lovely chance for everyone to look back on their own school days, whether that was 60 years ago or more recently.”īooks on the project are available to purchase from the school office for £5. 
Kirstie Bailey, creative learning officer with Culture Perth and Kinross and coordinator of the Alyth School Days project, said: “This project has been a wonderful opportunity for bringing groups and community members from across Alyth together to reflect on experiences around the local school. It gave a snapshot of the social history of the school through the eyes of pupils and staff, past and present. The three-day exhibition brought together historical artefacts and research, memories and stories, old and new photographs, and artwork reflecting the history and future of Alyth Primary School. Pictured looking for old school photos of their dad Innes are pupils Matthew (7) and Amber (8) Chapman with mum Celia
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