The future of education in Edinburgh: 9 dramatic new school buildings planned for the next generation of the Capital's pupils
Edinburgh parents can look forward to their children being taught in series of stunning new buildings that are in the process of being planned and built, with several expected to be finished this year.
They are part of a large number of new developments bringing changes to the city.
Here are 9 of the Edinburgh’s new school developments that have been highlighted by development website www.skyscrapercity.com.
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1. Castlebrae Community Campus
The replacement £28 million Castlebrae secondary school, in Craigmillar, will initially have a capacity for 1,200. It's due to be completed this year. Photo: JM Architects
2. Trinity Academy Redevelopment Phase 1
The £10million redevelopmet of Trinity Academy will add a four-court sports hall, gym hall, dance studio, fitness suite and an outdoor sports facility. It is due to be completed this summer. Photo: Holmes Miller
3. Boroughmuir High School Extension
The £4.1 million extension of Boroughmuir High School will add 12 additional classrooms and a community facility and will be completed by this June. Photo: Holmes Miller
4. Currie Community High School
The new Currie Community High School will be Scotland's first Passivhaus secondary school and is planned to be built at a cost of £50 million by 2024. Photo: Architype