Motion · S4M-11823 · 5 Dec 2014
Congratulations to Capability Scotland's Corseford School
The motion
That the Parliament congratulates Capability Scotland’s Corseford School, which is in Renfrewshire, on its new digital sensory theatre; notes that it cost £40,721 with money raised by the efforts of parents, staff and the community in addition to a grant of £20,000 from the People’s Postcode Trust; understands that it measures 21ft x 20ft and is fitted with wind machines, projectors, fog machines, aroma panels and that it can transport up to seven users at any one time to any scenario imaginable, such as a rainforest or a Grand Prix; believes that its fully-programmable technology is beneficial for interactive teaching purposes, stimulation, motivation and relaxation; understands that sensory technology can have a transformational impact on disabled children’s health and education; notes that this technology will also be used by 100 disabled adults who are supported by Capability Scotland and stay within 10 miles of Corseford, and wishes its users, and the staff and pupils at the school, every success.
Supporters (19)
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 5 Dec 2014
- Sarah Boyack 5 Dec 2014
- Graeme Dey 5 Dec 2014
- Patricia Ferguson 5 Dec 2014
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 5 Dec 2014
- Richard Lyle 5 Dec 2014
- Anne McTaggart 5 Dec 2014
- Gil Paterson 5 Dec 2014
- Dennis Robertson 5 Dec 2014
- Neil Findlay 8 Dec 2014
- Margaret McCulloch 8 Dec 2014
- Kevin Stewart 8 Dec 2014
- Sandra White 8 Dec 2014
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 9 Dec 2014
- Nigel Don 9 Dec 2014
- Annabel Goldie 9 Dec 2014
- Margaret McDougall 9 Dec 2014
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 9 Dec 2014
- Elaine Murray 11 Dec 2014
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.