Scottish education is changing now to ensure our young people have the knowledge and skills they need for learning and for their future life and work. This video explains how and why Curriculum of Excellence is changing the learning experiences of children and young people. It shows how schools and pre-school centres are preparing for the changes Curriculum of Excellence will bring.

This is an opportunity for Rothesay Joint Campus pupils from P6 up to S2 to become part of an exciting joint project involving schools throughout. While working on the project pupils will have the opportunity

In tandem with the ‘Spirit Aid’ fundraising for Malawi, Rothesay Joint Campus, supported by Links Community Development and Learning Teaching Scotland is planning to set up a partnership with

On the 10^th/11^th September 2008, The Beechgrove Garden Team filmed the campus garden as one of only four chosen projects this year.

S2 pupil, Aimee Gilmour accompanied Spirit Aid Project Leader, Pat Carrigan on a humanitarian trip to the Community of Milonde in Malawi and also to the City of Blantyre. The aim of the trip was to identify areas of Blantyre which are worst affected by extreme poverty and to source facilities which will be the base for the Spirit Aid funded soup kitchen beginning January

The school choir starts again this term. Rehearsals will take place every Thursday lunchtime at 1.20pm in the Music room.
Students are advised to bring a packed lunch to avoid the queues in the dinner hall.