Our son attended the undergrad program at the University, the batch of 2023-24. He was the…read morePresident for the year for the entire Math School. He pursued his double majors and passed out as a Bachelor in Science majoring in Economics and Math. He loved his stay at the town and his educational experience at the University. We visited for the graduation ceremonies (there were two different ceremonies, one for each major subject ), it was a wonderful and memorable experience. We are honoured to have been invited for a lunch with the Vice Chancellor (it was an exclusive luncheon). Felt very good with the whole experience and courtesies received during the entire period of the graduation. Would definitely recommend the University!

My old Primary School. I left here in 1991 but i have many many good memories of my 7 years at Our…read moreLady's. The building itself is in need of modernisation and classrooms are a bit small. When i was there, there was very few extra-curriculer activities that did not involve religion. I do appreciate that this is an RC school but I believe not every aspect of the childs education needs to reflect this. That being said great teachers and they obviously did something right because I went on to high school then university and that probably wouldn't of happened without the firm foundations on learning I received in Our Lady's

Great coffee, great cakes, great atmosphere, great staff. A lovely cafe and ceramic painting venue…read more A place to take the kids while you chill out with one of their amazing coffee's and a lovely home-made cake. A real asset for Cupar.

a lovely place to take the kids really good value for money cafe is great for the adults tooread more

Such a nice university! I walked around the small campus and got to see some of the areas where…read morestudents like to lay on the grass and relax. There's such a fun tradition here where once they have finished writing their last exam ever, their friends will throw water balloons at them! Some filled with glitter sometimes.

The University of St Andrews is the oldest University in Scotland and one of the oldest in the UK…read more Recently awarded the third best University in the UK according to league tables, St Andrews is becoming ever more prominent for its results and student body. Subjects are quite standard, ranging from a variety of Histories, Sciences and Arts, but it has a limited Medical degree (only stay for three years) and no Law programme. The University lies within the town - so it feels like a student town (the students in fact make up one third of the population). This University prides itself on its research and teaching and what else could you want more than a University set in a historically beautiful location, amongst world leaders teaching your course?

Good enough place to go for a secondary school, if you're looking for some teachers with a sense of…read morehumour, Mrs Moir is kind and lovely, The Deputy Head Teacher is always happy and smiling, so yeah, bring your child here!

The University holds unique and fascinating museum collections including scientific instruments,…read morenatural history specimens and an impressive art collection of paintings, prints and textiles. There is always something interesting to see in the free public exhibition galleries, plus there are permanent displays on and off campus, including the D'Arcy Thompson Zoology Museum (Carnelley Building), the Tayside Medical History Museum at Ninewells Hospital and the Tower Foyer and Lamb Galleries. Free Admission

This is probably quite a hard review because how do you review such a large entity? I studied here…read moreand got my degree successfully and found most but not all teaching to be of a good standard and the lecturers to be research active. The union was good and the facilities were good and the grounds were fine. I didn't have to live in accomodation so cannot comment on that. It has an excellent reputation for certain disciplines. The main campus is on the Perth Road which is really handy for bars and cafes and shops and just 5 mins (not even!) walk from the city centre. The Tower cafe in the Tower building is really nice with fantastic views and delicious hot chocolate and cakes!