



The High School of Stirling, which is one of Scotland's oldest schools, has been situated at its
present Torbrex Farm Road location since February 2008, having moved from its old site in the
'old school' as it is now known that now lies 'across the way' ready to be demolished.
Much of the best of the past has been retained. Prefects, for example, are still appointed from
the senior school, just as they were centuries ago, and this position of trust and responsibility is
highly regarded by potential employers.
The annual prize giving ceremony, which recognises student's effort, academic and sporting
achievements, has been the climax of the school year for generations. At this ceremony our top
academic achiever is awarded the school's highest accolade: the Randolph Medal.
"Tempori Parendum" - Change with the times
However, despite being justly proud of its thousand-year-old traditions, history and rich heritage, the
school is firmly focused on the present-and future. Pupils are just as likely to be found using the schools digital video cameras and scanners to digitise graphic material, as exploring the past. The school boasts modern science laboratories, sports and engineering workshops and a whole school network of 200 PCs
all linked to the Internet via a 2 megabit leased line.
The High School is, in essence, a harmonious blend of a rich past and a modern outlook which well
benefits the school's motto: Tempori Parendum.
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In our caring community we aspire to provide stimulating and challenging experiences that will
enable all learners to develop the skills, knowledge, attitudes and values that will prepare them for
life today and in the future.
We will achieve this by:
creating a culture of mutual respect and understanding,
planning relevant and motivating learning opportunities,
encouraging innovation and creativity in both staff and learners,
being self-aware and having high expectations and
developing effective partnerships within and beyond our school community.
Stirling High School's Prospectus is designed to introduce the High School to prospective pupils
and parents and give a flavour of the kind of activities that go on in one of Scotland's oldest schools.
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