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Kingussie High School

Kingussie High School is a school with traditional values but a modern approach. Where possible we like to support our learners though the use of our local environment and appropriate technology. Situated in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park we are one of 28 secondary schools in the Highland Council area. We have a current school roll of around 401 pupils. This roll is expected to rise to approximately 500 over the next few years. As of December 2018 Ian Adamson is Headteacher of KHS.

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June 23, 2020

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November 09, 2020

The key message is don’t go to school or work if you are ill

August 20, 2020

We are aware that positive cases of Covid-19 can cause some local anxiety in the community. Please be reassured that our Health Protection Team is working closely with colleagues within the Highland Council to continually monitor the situation in Highland. Guidance has been provided to teachers in all our schools regarding any incidence of Covid-19 or similar symptoms within the school community. Pupils and staff should not attend school if any symptoms develop. Please inform the school. The key message is don’t go to school or work if you are ill For most people, Covid-19 will be a mild illness. If you develop symptoms you should remain self-isolating at home for 10 days from the date when your symptoms appeared, even if this takes you over the 14 day period currently advised. Anyone with symptoms will be eligible for testing and further information on testing can be found on NHS Inform . In the event that you develop symptoms, all other household members who...

Highland pupils to receive free school meals during summer holidays

June 17, 2020

Following the First Minister’s announcement on Tuesday, 16 June 2020, eligible school pupils are to receive free school meals during the summer break to help tackle food poverty. In Highland, P1-3 pupils entitled to school clothing grants and P4-S6 pupils who are eligible for free school meals have been receiving £15 per pupil, per week, which is paid fortnightly using a voucher system. Councillor John Finlayson, Chair of the Education Committee said: “I very much welcome the announcement by the First Minister which will enable the Council to continue provision of free school meals between the end of June and when the schools return in August. I am delighted that the Scottish Government has been able to provide such vital funding. He added, “Given the financial pressures facing the Council, this important income stream will help us to provide the much needed support for the most vulnerable families in our communities, particularly at a time when so many are juggling a drop in their inc...