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Forrester High School edinburgh

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Forrester High School stands as a pillar of educational excellence in Edinburgh, providing students with a comprehensive learning experience designed for success. With an emphasis on academic rigor and personal development, the school fosters an environment where students can thrive both in their studies and extracurricular pursuits. Experienced educators work closely with students to ensure they receive tailored support that meets their individual needs. The school community encourages involvement through various clubs and activities, allowing students to explore their interests while building camaraderie. Forrester High School is committed to shaping future leaders equipped for the challenges ahead.

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Forrester High School edinburgh
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Forrester High School edinburgh
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Kareem Shaker

4 Google Rating

We were there for kids football match. Astro-turf pitches are very good

4/ 5

We were there for kids football match. Astro-turf pitches are very good

Owl H

5 Google Rating

Both my kids went to this school. The school really makes an effort to make sure their pupils get al

5/ 5

Both my kids went to this school. The school really makes an effort to make sure their pupils get all the help & support they need. The school is also cracking down on bullies. Can't fault this school at all.

ahmed mrani alaoui

5 Google Rating

hello! number one im a man like to study in this school my name is amin mrani alaoui i live in moroc

5/ 5

hello! number one im a man like to study in this school my name is amin mrani alaoui i live in morocco i born in 1996 please i want to study in united kingdom can you help me ????? this is my number phone

Adrian Doherty

3 Google Rating

Ok, didn't see any visitor facilities though

3/ 5

Ok, didn't see any visitor facilities though

Kay Ramage

2 Google Rating

Too little too late..!

2/ 5

Too little too late..!

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