Vision, Values and Aims

One of the most important values to carry through life is respect. It is the foundation upon which any good friendship, society and community is built. In Stirling High, we take this value very seriously and encourage everyone to use it when making decisions. Even a small act of respect can brighten someone’s day, you never know how much someone may need it. 

In our school, respect helps us with many things. It helps us navigate the best ways to deal with bullying, mental health and much more. Respect also allows us to have a better understanding of the rights of the pupils, teachers and everyone else who makes up our school community. It is important to remember to treat everyone you meet with respect, it truly does make the world a better place.

The respect values team will always be here to help if you find yourself in need.

By the Respect Group

But what does this mean in terms of your time at Stirling High and in life going forward?

We are all responsible for things, each in different measures. But the main thing that we are responsible for is ourselves and our actions. This could be; self care, looking after property, finishing homework on time etc. Anything that has a consequence attached that is related to you. 

At Stirling High, we are all responsible for our actions. Bullying is not tolerated, good mental well-being is encouraged and nurtured, homework and school work is finished on time and to the best of your ability.

We hope that these responsibilities, as well as others, will allow you to gain a better understanding of yourself and others around you; and similar aspects will continue to contribute to your success throughout the rest of your life going forward. 

By the Responsibility Group

Achievement is one of our three school values. It’s very important as Stirling High because we want to see you succeed in many different ways, and we want to see you achieve all you want to in life and in school. 

We want to aid you in succeeding in your studies and your school and out of school clubs. 

We also want to give you the opportunity to achieve in school leadership roles such as: pupil voice, sports council and, once in sixth year, you can be part of the senior prefect team. 

Another way you can achieve at Stirling High School on top of all of this is by winning colours awards and prizes at prize giving for outstanding achievement in your subjects.

We also offer support in finding a part time job for those of you who want one, and encourage you to achieve outside of school to aid you in applying to universities, colleges, apprenticeships and jobs. 

By the Achievement Group