Day 7: Today, pupils enjoyed a full-day snorkelling trip around Koh Rang National Park. They visited two different snorkelling sites and spent an hour swimming and jumping into the sea.

Day 8: Today, is our final day in Thailand. We took a drive to Bang Bao Pier to go souvenir shopping. We had our final Thai meal before our long drive to Cambodia tomorrow morning.

Day 9: Pupils spent the day travelling to Cambodia and made it in time for dinner in Siem Reap.

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Day 10: For their first day in Siem Reap, pupils spent the morning at a Cambodian cooking school. They had a tour around a local market to teach them about the produce and then returned to the kitchen to learn to cook a three-course meal. In the evening, they watched a

Day 11: Today, pupils were up at 4:30 am to make it to Ankor Wat before sunrise. We then had a tour around Ankor Wat, the Bayon Temple and Ankor Thum (the set of Tomb Raider).

Day 12: Today, pupils travelled to Battambang to undertake their community project. They explored the town and took a trip on the famous bamboo railway. Another trip to a launderette was completed successfully!

Day 13: Today is the first day of the community project. Pupils will spend four days working at an NGO primary school helping to build a wall and interacting with the students. As students were not in school today, Dunottar pupils spent the whole day working on the wall. They

Day 14: Pupils had another full day of building the wall. The team enjoyed meeting all the Cambodian students.

Day 15: Today the team learnt how to lay bricks and made good progress on the wall. They also played various games with the students and helped them with their English.

Day 16: On their last day in Battambang, pupils spent the day interacting with the students. Dunottar pupils taught them some classic British games and they taught us a couple of Khmer games. We gifted the school a wide collection of school supplies and they gave us a tour around

Day 18: Pupils had a reflective morning visiting the S21 Genocide Museum, followed by the Killing Fields. Our guide, who has accompanied us for the whole Cambodian leg of the trip, shared his own experiences of being in a camp as a child. In the afternoon we enjoyed a picnic and

Day 19: For the last full day of the trip, pupils visited the National Museum of Cambodia and spent the afternoon souvenir shopping. They enjoyed a final celebratory meal followed by a small prize-giving ceremony.

Wishing all our Year 13 pupils the very best for their A-level results. They have excelled across all areas of school life: academic, co-curricular clubs and societies, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, sport, music and drama productions, as charity fundraisers and in leadership roles. Our A-level students

Today, students at Dunottar School were celebrating their A-level results. Overall, 96 per cent successfully fulfilled their offers for their first or second choice university. Students will now be heading to Russell Group universities, including Bath, Nottingham, Southampton,

Wishing all our Year 11 pupils the very best for their GCSE results tomorrow. This is a fabulous group of young people who are true Warrior Learners in all aspects of school life and in our local community. I look forward to seeing them back in school tomorrow and then on to

Following on from last week’s A-level celebrations, students at Dunottar School were today receiving record-breaking results across all subjects. 12 per cent of all grades attained were grade 9 and 53 per cent the top grades 9 to 7. This is particularly impressive as our students

The wait is over - it’s time to start a brand new school year! Get ready for exciting challenges, new friendships and endless opportunities to shine - inside and outside the classroom! With our dedicated teachers to support you, there is no limit to what you can achieve.

It has been a fantastic first week back at Dunottar! The school has been alive with excitement and it is wonderful to see how quickly our new Year 7 students are settling into life at Dunottar. Today's action-packed school trips are all about bonding, teamwork and new