It's only right that I review the place where I've spent 3/4 of my life over the past three years!…read moreThe university's campus is seriously indescribable. It's beautiful with an abundance of wildlife on campus. (Hello rabbits! Lots of them.) The loch is huge and great for talking a walk around. The campus even has its own castle within which the university's law department is based. - Airthrey Castle is worth taking a wander to see and is alongside Airthrey golf course if you're partial to a putt! In my two years living on campus, I was so impressed. The university is acclaimed for its sports department and the gym and swimming pool are just a short walk from the residences and main buildings. These are both very well-maintained and offer great value. There is also the Macrobert Arts Centre which is essentially a cinema and theatre with a bar and restaurant. I've seen so many films in Macrobert centre, seen some great productions and my band even played a gig there. Whilst all these things are great, the thing that I take away most from Stirling, and that I hear from so many other students, is the excellence of the support system for students. The Career Development Centre offers advice from the moment you leave until you retire and the university takes great interest in the university alumni. I myself called graduates one year on to guage graduate employment rates and have participated in another campaign to reach out to parents of new students and collate feedback on the university. There is also a great councilling and money advice service on campus. In my final year of study, I know that I am in safe hands. - If I need help, it is there and I need not be ashamed to ask for it. I couldn't imagine a better place to have met my boyfriend and my band! Stirling University will always make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Well, I am biased. I spent five years studying here and two years living right on campus. However,…read morethis means I have a pretty expansive knowledge of the campus so I will try to be as even handed as possible. It's beautiful. It has a castle, a loch, a golf course, trees, trees, trees. The residence buildings are very sixties architecture which doesn't so much do the beautiful setting justice. However, the University is currently rebuilding and renovating the residence buildings and they're all shiny, new and modern. There's a cinema on campus and a theatre in the form of the MacRobert Centre. I've seen movies in the place, had a coffee fuelled history seminar in the cafe and been to an insane electro rave here. They even put panto on at Christmas. Anyway, I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for this place!

My children where very happy at Beaconhurst but the minute we had a problem we realised that it…read morewasn't as good a school as it made itself out to be. The teachers say that they will observe the situation with several of them even putting my child beside her bully. When I remove my daughter from the school I was approached by several parents with the same problems with bullying. None of the parents found that the school was able or willing to help. I would really like to think that they have solved the problems with the bullying with a new headmaster but I doubt this. I would not normally write a review but the other reviews look as if they have been written by teachers and the dates seem strange to me

I studied childcare here. Passed with lots of help from the lecturers. They are all amazing, will…read morehelp you out as much as they can. There is a learning resource centre and canteen. The canteen is very expensive for students and the food isn't great. But across the road there is a baynes the bakers and out the back there is a burger van which is dead cheap and good.

A 5 minute walk from the town centre buses to and from regularly good friendly teachers, have a…read moregood It lab with many computers to access, not far from baynes bakery so good for lunch, as the food in the college is limited