Really surprised by Scottish M's review! My son was there for 2 and a half years and in my opinion,…read morethe nursery was well run and he was outside all the time. He was very happy there and I always had confidence in the management. I wonder about the integrity of the review. From experience, Claylands is wonderful and I would and have recommended it to others!

nice wee school, got me through my younger years well enough recently been updated and looks…read moreawesome. Friendly teachers and right next door to Trinity Academy. Even has special tops for Primary 7's. Always doing trips out and special events every year for all years.

Buckstone primary school is a primary school located in buckstone.It has a lot of pupils attending…read morethe school and there uniform colour is purple sweatshirt and normal grey/black trousers.It looks very nice and looks a good school for young ones to attend.

check out http://www.catcherintrye.blogspot.com…read more Serious issues with regards to class sizes, funding and catchment.

Calleys creche is situated within calandar shopping centre in the town centre of Falkirk. They take…read morechildren of all ages for a minimum of 1/2 hour up to 2 hours, while parents are shopping. They have a good variety of play eqiptment including a ball pit. There is craft areas and various toys including a kitchen and dressing up box. The staff are all qualified in childcare and friendly and plesant. The also do childrens partys for a reasonable £39 for up to 25 children, you can use their kitchen to prepare your party food and there are tea and coffee facilitys for parents.

Not just great academic, great discipline, great enviroment, everyone must wear uniform to look…read morethe same that's one of the important for me, but one of the most impressive building, I guess most parents never thought to write a review, I didn't think either, until now. This school deserves full marks 5 not less than 5. At P 3 my son needed learning support, the school informed, at no extra fee. I was most impressed for such a closed attention. My son was at this school from nursery -S 6. He did well. Review is about the total quality of service and standards of education. Nothing to do with the fee. You have the choice free school or pay school. I must say that it's worth of my money and every penny I spent. This is what I want my son to be educated in this type of environment and good academic background. I myself from Thailand, everyone have uniform no matter which school. All fee paying schools are good academic and good environment, great teachers, good standard facilities. I have been to a few government schools - all good, but I still happy to pay for education as long as we can afford it. The School offers 5%? discont can't remember a long time ago - if pay in full yearly. Even no discount, we still think it's worth the money. My son has gained PhD, in Machanical Engineering with the job he loves and earn a living. I am now very happy with the study background he's got from this school that led him to go further. Thank you so much once again to all Heriots'teachers, they strive for the maximum results and aim for maximum performance for their pupils. Kids can do well when they are happy at school and happy home, supportive parents no matter which school. I see those who don't achieve, it's not the school's fault. The school gives the best whether kids want to aim high or not.

I don't suggest the average person decide to enroll in this day school, or pay an impromptu visit,…read morebecause as beautiful as it is to look at, it is definitely a monument still in use! I've walked past this ancient building everytime I go down Lauriston Place from the George Square university area, and I'm always amazed that some kids actually get to go to school in Hogwarts. And I'm a little bit jealous as well. The grounds are massive, and I doubt those little children really deserve such a beautiful academic environment. Honestly though, the oldest students there are probably just a year or two younger than I am, but I'll rant on anyway! The school was commissioned by George Heriot, and it's a little sad to think such a place, with it's wonderful renaissance architecture, started off as a charitable institution for children, but is now a fee paying school. Nevertheless, they have open days on in September, should you really want to explore the school.

Whitburn Academy is a six-year comprehensive, non-denominational school. The school building opened…read moreoriginally in 1967 and was extensively refurbished and upgraded in 2001/2. It now provides excellent modern educational facilities for pupils from Whitburn and surrounding villages. There are 4 language laboratories ,6 Computing/Business Education Classrooms and 2 IT suites. There are now 10 Science labs,5 Craft & Design labs, 4 Home Economics Rooms, 4 Music Classrooms and 4 Music Tuition Rooms. There is also 1 Gymnasia,1 Games Hall,1 Conditioning Room plus 1 Dance Studio. Also an all weather pitch and changing pavilion plus a Swimming pool. My three children attended this school and all achieved good qualifications. Some of the staff have been there for a long time and this is good when you go to parent nights as they know you and you feel more comfortable discussing your childs education. The Academy is an important part of the community, used for Pantomimes and other shows, the starting point for the yearly gala day and of course it's most recent claim to fame was when local boy, Leon returned after winning X factor!

Lovely childrens nursery. My children were there from a young age. Staff are wonderful and very…read moreattentive. Private nursery, more expensive than some others but I believe u get what u pay for

large high school to the south side of dunfermline. Has in excess of 1600 pupils. One of four high…read moreschools in the town DHS is probably the largest. Quite an old building. as with most high schools offers a lot of evening classes and swimming lessons.

Large high school in the south of town educating around 1700 secondary school aged children…read more(12-17). The catchment area includes Kincardine and Rosyth. The school also functions as a community centre, offering evening classes and sports team. There is a decent sized swimming pool which provides swimming lessons on weekends and during the school holidays. The school has good sports facilities, with large rugby and football grass pitches, outdoor tennis course, 3 indoor games halls and a gravel pitch mostly used for hockey. In terms of education, the quality is probably around average for a state school with some excellent teachers and some not so good.