Sarah Bruce
North Team Leader and Head of Office at The Press and Journal
Schools & Family team leader at the Press and Journal, all views my own.
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1 week ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Sarah Bruce
Gordonstoun’s Class of 2025 has partied together for the last time. The graduating pupils dressed to impress as they gathered for their leavers’ event at the school in Moray. And they made it a night to remember before going their separate ways in the world. The Gordonstoun prom is the latest to feature in our Class of ’25 series, in which we showcase pictures from some of the leavers’ proms and dances across the north and north-east.
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2 weeks ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Sarah Bruce
Summer is coming (sort of) and it’s very nearly the holidays – so it must be time for Last Class. Last Class is our annual celebration of Primary Seven pupils from across Aberdeenshire who are getting ready to take the next step in their education journey. Good luck to every P7 pupil and all the best for the future – you will all smash it at secondary school, with new friends and new subjects. Check out the pictures below to see if your Aberdeenshire school has been featured.
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2 weeks ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Sarah Bruce
If you like picturesque and rural, then you’re going to love this superb steading near Cuminestown. Upper Glenpark, with its four bedrooms on a large plot with outbuildings, has been John and Shona Clark’s family home since 2014. Located just a mile from the village of Garmond, just outside Cuminestown and 15 minutes from Turriff, the couple say their beautiful property has been the perfect family home.
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2 weeks ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Sarah Bruce
The Class of 2025 at Nairn Academy has officially partied together for the final time at their glitzy prom. Senior pupils were smartly dressed as they gathered for their leavers’ ball at the Muthu Newton Hotel in Nairn. And they made it a night to remember before going their separate ways in the world.
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2 weeks ago |
pressandjournal.co.uk | Sarah Bruce
When Evelyn Fulton got the chance of a few weeks of teaching work at Banff Academy in 1980, she hoped she would make a good impression. To say it went well was an understatement: Mrs Fulton has just retired after 45 years at Banff, helping thousands of pupils achieve their potential. Colleagues and pupils describe her as “the beating heart of the school”, and queued up to talk about her “unwavering kindness and quiet strength”.
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