
Discover how Carrick Academy is combined Home Economics, Physical Education, English and Design Technolgy to promote fitness.

A look at how Hawick High School's creative fashion course has been used to boost the self-esteem and confidence of girls in a very male-dominated town.

Pupils from John Paul Academy were involved in various workshops focusing on the project to regenerate Maryhill Burgh Halls.

Find out how Craigie High School used a vertical system of registration, with S1-S6 in the same registration class, for setting challenges for pupils.

Pupils from Smithycroft Secondary made a bird table for children at Elmcroft Nursery school to enjoy as part of their Eco schools programme.

See how Holyrood Secondary has established a pupil Enterprise and Fairtrade group which has already successfully fundraised for children in Liberia and Malawi.

Pupils from the Royston Language Unit visited Smithycroft Secondary School to hear a performance by the School Celtic Band and to perform their own dance.
Hyndland Secondary School in Glasgow ran a project which aimed to encourage more girls to study Standard Grade Computing.

Find out how senior pupils at Saint Augustine’s High School produced their own music CD to be sold commercially in Edinburgh.

Discover how the science department at Eastwood High School in Glasgow helped pupils understand wind power as a renewable energy source by creating their own working windmills.

Since May 2002 pupils of Rothesay Academy have worked with Fyne Homes, the Lighthouse National Residency Scheme, a local housing association, local landscape architects and sculptors, in the design and redevelopment of the site of a former cotton mill.

As part of the P7-S1 interface, P7 pupils are given the opportunity to choose one course from the S1-S2 elective package. Those choosing music in the community or art and design follow the course through to S2.

Pupils are split into small groups, accompanied by a teacher, work in a local business on a project for two days. The groups work collaboratively with their business partners, who offer guidance and support.

The Youthstart programme is a one-year, full-time college course designed as an alternative route to study National Qualifications. The programme offers development of core and vocational skills, ICT, numeracy, communication skills, PSE and a work placement.

This case study describes an award-winning engagement between PGS Production Services and Kincorth Academy in Aberdeen.
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