Archives for S5 & S6
Subject Choice Timeline – updated
Updated timeline with information for parents and pupils regarding key dates for subject choices and college applications is available here
NESCol School-Link Courses Session 19/20
The following North East Scotland College (NESCol) school-link courses are available to senior pupils in all Aberdeenshire schools and in some cases also to pupils from schools in Aberdeen City.…
ASV Aquatics Academy
ASV Aquatics Academy offers free industry training to young people aged 16+ who attend a state secondary school in Aberdeen City/Shire. More information can be seen here:
Work experience opportunities with PwC
Are you thinking about your next steps once you leave school? Do you have an interest in business and finance or technology? PwC, a leading employer of graduates and apprentices…
Cyber Discovery
Are you aged 14-18 and interested in a career in Cybersecurity? Cyber Discovery is a government funded program aiming to increase the number of people in this extremely inportant area…
NESCol School Link Courses
Pupils attending NESCol School-Link courses should be aware that all courses continue next week. NESCol holidays are the same two weeks as school holidays over the Christmas period and therefore…
Scottish Space School 2019
The Scottish Space School 2019 will take place from Sunday 9 June until Friday 14 June. This is a residential programme and pupils will stay on campus during this time,…
Invitation to Energise Your Future Event
Energise Your Future events showcase the range of career opportunities within the subsea oil and gas sector – not just engineering and working offshore - and provides interactive sessions and…
S5 and S6 Parents’ Evening – 05/12/18
Booking for the upcoming S5 & S6 Parents' Evening on 5th December opens online at 7pm on Tuesday 27th November. Full details can be found at
Events Cancelled: Have you thought about a career in… ?
The two remaining sessions in our planned Careers Seminar Series: Have you though about a career ? have now been cancelled due to lack of uptake.