Primary School Pupils Design Labels for Homegrown Honey
Over 115 local primary school students, aged 5-11, will participate in a competition to design a label for jars of honey produced by Fort Kinnaird's resident beehives.
The competition, hosted by Fort Kinnaird and Niddrie Mill Primary School, tasks pupils with creating a label for 100 jars of honey.
Students are encouraged to be creative, with the winner receiving a £100 voucher and five runners-up receiving a £20 gift card.
This competition follows a visit by Niddrie Mill pupils to the beehives in June, where they learned about the importance of bees in the local environment.
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