Bertha Park High School headmaster, Stuart Clyde, in the corridor of the newly opened school.
By Ian Potter
The spectacular glass face reflects all of the surroundings.
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The pale wood cascade seating of the auditorium, coupled with breathtaking natural light, gives the room an incredible feeling of space.
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Vast social and seating areas allow the children to mix and mingle with ease over lunch time, and transform into learning zones during morning and afternoon sessions.
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Stuart Clyde has been encouraging his team of teachers to hit the sports hall for lunchtime sessions, in a bid to foster a culture of healthy working lives.
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Flexible learning environments and social spaces look cool, feel comfortable and are spread throughout the school.
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Toilet blocks are unisex, with girls on one side and boys on the other. Additionally, 30 individual loos are dotted throughout the school.
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The music department boasts an impressive array of instruments, and is set up to allow creativity and imagination to flow.
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The music department is fully tuned!
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Even the old technology is brand new! Alongside this, you'll find 3-D printers, laser cutters and digital sewing machines!
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Convener of Perth & Kinross Council's Lifelong Learning Committee, Councillor Caroline Shiers, chats with Stuart Clyde in the new dining hall.
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Respect | Respect | Respect - so important they said it thrice!
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Up to date technology is a key component at Bertha Park High School.
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The impressive school dominates its surroundings in a blaze of confidence and glory.
By Ian Potter
The corridors of Bertha Park High School are adorned with brightly coloured murals.