Strathallan School

At Strathallan every young person is given a t remendous breadth of opportunities to develop their individual strengths. Some play for their country, others excel academically or artistically, and still more are good all-rounders; each success is celebrated, encouraging all to thrive. Strathallan’s teachers are committed professionals who focus on developing the individual. There are many extension activities including Model UN and Olympiads, and pupils move on to the best universities including Oxford, Cambridge and the Russell Group. Strathallan takes sport seriously. Many individual pupils and teams compete at national level. Recent alumni include Olympic swimmer Duncan Scott, GB canoeist Eilidh Gibson, Glasgow Warriors’ Zander Fagerson and GB skier Charlie Guest. Elite athletes are supported in school with the specialist training and dietary regimes that are the cornerstone of success in modern sport. The breadth of opportunities offered, from clay pigeon shooting to fencing, means there is something for everyone, regardless of level. Strathallan has an excellent reputation for music, creative arts and drama, with many ensembles, plays, musicals and art and design shows every year. Strathallan’s musi- cians perform over 60 concerts a year – including for the Royal Family at Crathie Kirk, while the pipers were invited back to the stage at this year’s T in the Park for the second time. The school’s new dance studio will further enhance the programme of ballet and contemporary dance. Most importantly, Strathallan is a close, caring community with exceptional pastoral care. Catering for children aged nine to 18, it’s a school where effort is rewarded, where pupils feel valued and happy and where they are given the time and encouragement to grow into capable, confident young men and women ready for the challenges that their lives will bring