INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS Craigclowan School C
raigclowan provides a warm and nurturing environment for boys and girls aged 3-13. The school
has a distinguished history and a repu- tation for the very highest standards and expectations, along with an impressive record of academic achievement and extra-curricular success. This dynamic and supportive learn-
ing environment delivers a modern and distinctive education within a framework of proven traditional values, effectively balancing the best of old and new in education. Every pupil is encouraged to achieve their all-round potential, both academi- cally and in extra-curricular activities. These range from skiing, on the school’s own dry ski slope, to judo, art clubs and street dance. There really is something for everyone. This personalised approach lies at the heart of a Craigclowan
education, along with the recognition that it is equally impor- tant that pupils develop essential life skills. Life is made considerably easier for parents with after school
care available until 6pm and holiday clubs for our younger pupils in the summer, Christmas and Easter holidays.
CONTACTDETAILS If you would like to arrange a visit, please contact Jennifer Trueland
on 01738 626310.
www.craigclowan-school.co.uk Fettes College
being educated at Fettes was one of the most important and beneficial aspects of their lives. Fettes is where their confidence was built,
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horizons broadened, talents nurtured and lifelong friendships made. It is also where they achieved exam success, broke sporting records, were inspired by teachers and learnt the skills which equipped them for later life. To this day, a Fettes education is an incredible start to life. The mission at Fettes is to develop broadly-educated, confi-
dent and thoughtful individuals who are prepared for life after Fettes and all the opportunities and challenges it will bring. Small class sizes, dedicated staff and superb facilities help to
unlock hidden talents and develop existing ones. Fettesians have access to over 20 sports and over 40 extra-curricular activities. Fettes pupils achieve superb academic results at IB, A Level and
GCSE. They are not an academic hothouse but they do believe that with expert tuition and encouragement, every student can maximise their academic potential.
CONTACTDETAILS Please call our Registrar on 0131 311 6744,
admissions@fettes.com
www.fettes.com
ettes College has over 5,000 Old Fettesians who remain in touch for one very compelling reason:
A top quality day school education for boys and girls aged 3 - 13
Craigclowan open morning
Tuesday 18 February 9 am - noon. All Welcome
Come and see what the
school and pre-school have to offer to your family
No appointment necessary
Edinburgh Road, Perth, PH2 8PS
www.craigclowan-school.co.uk
Registered Scottish Charity SC010817 Assistance with fees available A strong foundation for the future, a family for life
A full-boarding school which accepts day pupils in the heart of Edinburgh Co-educational 7-18 • Excellent IB, A Level and GCSE results Superb pastoral care • Strong sporting tradition Bursaries, Scholarships & Awards available
Please call our Registrar on 0131 311 6744
admissions@fettes.com www.fettes.com
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