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Pitlochry
High
School
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Primaries
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Paul
Sturrock
Sport |
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Paul
showed a lot of promise as a young footballer at
school and has gone on to enjoy a long career in the
sport. A talented striker, he is best remembered for
many great performances in a Dundee United strip.
Indeed, he was part of the United team which
defeated Barcelona in the Nou Camp Stadium! Since he stopped playing,
Paul has enjoyed a lot of success as a football
manager.
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Star
Pupils
Music |
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Music
is an important subject at Pitlochry High and the
school was therefore proud when a number of pupils
were amongst the winners at the local Perform in
Perth music festival. With more than 3,400
entrants in total during the festival it was
pleasing that youngsters won awards in a wide range
of instruments such as flute, clarinet and trumpet.
The primary school string group also performed very
well!
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Louise
Brown
Nurse |
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Louise
realised a childhood dream when she gained a place
on a nursing course. She is now in the third year of her
training and has passed all her assessments so far.
Louise is looking forward to working in Accident &
Emergency (A&E) as she will discover whether TV's
Casualty is accurate! She eventually hopes
to become a hospital ward sister.
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Star
Pupil
Wildlife |
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Concern for the environment and local wildlife is a
major issue nowadays. Pitlochry Primary was
therefore very proud when on of its Primary 7 pupils
won a prize in a major competition run by Tayside
Police to tackle the growing problem of wildlife
crime. Over a thousand youngsters across the
region took part in the project so winning one of
the top prizes was no mean feat.
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Jim
Watson
Education |
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Perthshire people believe learning is important and
it is therefore no surprise that many former pupils
have achieved a lot in the world of education. Jim
is a good example. After going to university and
then studying to become a teacher, he has enjoyed a
long and successful career in the classroom.
Jim has helped many young people not only pass their
exams, but also enjoy school!
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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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Pitlochry High
Cluster
Partners:
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Read about ...
the effects of the
First World War on
the people of Perth.
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