23/03/2026
I wish you all the best in life, Liam.
Having worked with Liam on a weekly basis for nearly three years it is time for him to take forward so many of his achievements, such as:
- Receiving a letter from the Lieutenant of Kincardineshire praising his achievements within our Farming in the Field Education team, resulting in myself (representing all of my students) being invited to the King's Garden Party on the 30th of June.
-Training Johnny and Kieran to each pull their cart and to be ridden by our family members.
- Naming each of our nine lambs to be identified by their face markings with consideration for Craig to attempt to call their names.
- Sharing the decision to put Pinky down as she was suffering from a leg injury.
- Enabling Brea to settle into her new home and take responsibility of caring, training and exercising her and Max.
- Gardening design, renovation and creation.
- Receiving the Novice Award from the Luthermuir Flower Show as part of our Grow Your Own and Farming in the Field Education teams effort of entering our fruit, vegetables and Craig's homemade wellie boot rack.
- Life skills of budgeting, shopping, cooking including Christmas lunch for six, baking so many birthday cakes for us all and meal prepping.
- Social skills of participating on a weekly basis as a member of our Grow Your Own group, working within the team of Farming in the Field Education and lately shopping weekly in our local Scotmid store.
When one door closes another door opens so let it be an adventurous one as you are more than ready for the challenge !
