The Evaluation of the FLaT Highland Future Schools Project: Ardnamurchan High School and Glen Urquhart High School

Frances Mary Payne; Yvonne Catherine Bain; Norman Charles Coutts; Margaret Ann Gooday; Matt McGovern; Jennifer Carol Spratt; Christina Walker

The Evaluation of the FLaT Highland Future Schools Project: Ardnamurchan High School and Glen Urquhart High School

Frances Mary Payne, Yvonne Catherine Bain, Norman Charles Coutts, Margaret Ann Gooday, Matt McGovern, Jennifer Carol Spratt, Christina Walker

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Abstract

Two purpose built community high schools, Ardnamurchan High School which was a new school, and Glen Urquhart High School which was a new building, opened in August 2002 in Highland Region, as a result of active campaigning by local community members and councillors over an extended number of years. The Highland Future Schools (HFS) Project funded by the Scottish Executive Education
Department’s (SEED), Future Learning and Teaching (FLaT) Programme (between March 2002 and March 2004), was conceived by the Local Authority Director of Education during the planning stages of the two schools. The project was seen as an opportunity to provide and use technology in support of learning to enable further and better opportunities for both schools and their local communities.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Publisher	Scottish Executive
Number of pages	119
Publication status	Published - Apr 2007

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Final report to Scottish Executive Education Dept (SEED)

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Payne, F. M., Bain, Y. C., Coutts, N. C., Gooday, M. A., McGovern, M., Spratt, J. C., & Walker, C. (2007). The Evaluation of the FLaT Highland Future Schools Project: Ardnamurchan High School and Glen Urquhart High School. Scottish Executive. http://wayback.archive-it.org/1961/20100804144519/http://www.flatprojects.org.uk/evaluations/evaluationreports/highlandfuture.asp

Payne, FM, Bain, YC, Coutts, NC, Gooday, MA, McGovern, M, Spratt, JC & Walker, C 2007, The Evaluation of the FLaT Highland Future Schools Project: Ardnamurchan High School and Glen Urquhart High School. Scottish Executive, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. <http://wayback.archive-it.org/1961/20100804144519/http://www.flatprojects.org.uk/evaluations/evaluationreports/highlandfuture.asp>

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