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Keir
Mansley
Computing |
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Over
the years, Carnoustie High has produced many talented
sports people. Like others before him, Keith is
keen to make his way in the world of golf. He
has chosen an unusual and exciting path by gaining a
sports scholarship to study at university in
Florida. Mark is now able to develop his golf
while at the same time learning about life in a
different country. (more) |
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Marta
Henderson |
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Artist |
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Pupils from Carnoustie High show a wide range of
talents. Some excel at sport, some are talented
musicians and others show a gift for
art. Marta achieved her ambition to study art
when she attended Duncan of Jordanstone College
in Dundee. There she developed her
talent for sculpture. Some of her past wokrs have
used self-portraits to a variety of moods. (more) |
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Stewart
McLean
Science |
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In
2005, Stewart was one of only 25 students across
Scotland selected for the Scottish Space School.
As a result, he visited NASA headquarters in the
USA. During the trip he worked with NASA astronauts
and scientists and visited laboratories and the
space shuttle. The Space School aims to excite young
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Carnoustie
High
Debating |
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It
helps young people if they can learn to speak in public. Carnoustie High therefore
encourages pupils to participate in debates. Indeed,
the school reached the 2006 national final
of the Law Society of Scotland annual Debating
Tournament! S6 pupils, Anna Forrest & Sarah Nash made their
teachers and parents very proud with a great
performance in the main chamber of the Scottish
Parliament! |
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Sarah
Innes
Police |
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Sarah
decided on a career in the police when she was in
her final year at school. She has never regretted it. Her work is varied and
she enjoys helping the public in many ways. Sarah
also likes being part of a hard-working team who
help each other. She believes it is very
important to uphold the law and finds it is very
interesting to deal with those people who break it.
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Jackie
Taylor
Aid
Worker |
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Many
former pupils of Carnoustie High go into jobs that
help others. Jackie is a good example.
She has spent almost 10 years in Nepal teaching
children who otherwise would not go to school.
Jackie has also worked in Asia for UNICEF, the
European Union and the United Nations. Many
people in Scotland have helped Jackie's work by
sponsoring a child for the education project in
Nepal. (more)
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