FAMILY FUN DAYYYY! We are all currently still feeding off the adrenaline that
was our Family Fun Day, which took place here at Island House Training Centre
on Friday. It was a fantastic day which was enjoyed by over 550 visitors from
the local community. Our visitors enjoyed the 4 bouncy castles, Aunt Sandra’s
chocolate workshop, zumba dancing, a BBQ from Moe’s Grill, Mickey, Minnie, Buzz Lightyear and a fantastic
array of stalls painting nails and faces....You name it, we had it!
It was a great day which raised an amazing total of £1649.28 for the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children! A massive thanks must go to each everyone who contributed to the event, especially Debbie and the other members of the Legal-Island team and McGee's Butcher's who donated the meat for our BBQ.
It was a great day which raised an amazing total of £1649.28 for the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children! A massive thanks must go to each everyone who contributed to the event, especially Debbie and the other members of the Legal-Island team and McGee's Butcher's who donated the meat for our BBQ.
Please see below for a selection of pictures from the day.
This week's movements are as follows:
Our CEO, Barry Phillips, has a busy week before taking a
few days' leave soon. He has meetings all day today. Tomorrow he has a meeting
with ASDON in Lisburn and with Trainingsolutionz on Wednesday. On Thursday he's
back in the office and out again Friday helping with the great Antrim river
clean up.
Scott is a red-looking 51 years of age tomorrow and will be
taking the day off, in line with our policy of every employee getting an extra
day off on their birthday. That means his pink haired daughter, Kirsty, will
have the shortest work placement in history – just one day – before she gets a
break.
Kirsty is a rebellious child and dyed her hair pink specifically
so she would clash with her old man’s napper, a frightening shade of crimson
after spending the Legal-Island family fun day directing traffic. A lovely hot
and sunny day proved a blessing to everyone but Scott, who really should have
known better than to go outside in temperatures of more than 12°C without a hat
and sunscreen. He is Scottish after all and is old enough to remember the
damage done by the strange big yellow thing in the sky from 1976. Just as well
he spent a while dressed up as Mickey Mouse on Friday or he would have looked
even more like a proboscis monkey.
Scott is back in the
office with daughter in tow on Wednesday and Thursday, thereby tripling
Kirsty’s work placement in just two days. On Friday Scott will be attending the
LRA conference on international perspective in employee relations at the
Stormont Hotel in Belfast. Kirsty might just need another day off. And they say
kids are pampered nowadays...
This week we are all very busy as places are starting to fill up at our NI and ROI Annual Reviews, as well as all of our other season 2 events. We are also heading down to a river clean at the Six Mile Water with local companies Text Help, Robinson Cleaning Services and The Six Mile Water Trust. We are praying the thunder and lightning leaves us to get on with it!
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