Congratulations to Keira Kieltya from Invergordon Academy for helping to design the new logo for the Highland Substance Awareness Toolkit. The toolkit is an online library providing information for parents, professionals and young people living and working in Highland. Topics covered include Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco, New Psychoactive Substances (NPS/’legal highs’) Caffeine and Blood Borne Viruses (BBV).

Secondary Schools from across Highland were invited to submit their ideas and judged by members of the Highland Alcohol and Drugs Partnership. Keira was presented with a £60 in HMV voucher from the partnership  who said:

“We liked Keira’s logo for its energetic, youthful and colourful appearance. It conveys how we work together and care for one another and gives a positive feel”.

Runners up each received a £20 HMV voucher and they were Courtney MacBain and Kayleigh Greig, also from Invergordon Academy.

The toolkit can be viewed at www.h-sat.co.uk