At Dunottar we enable our pupils to achieve spectacular outcomes by encouraging them to exhibit the seven behaviours of 'warrior learners'; aspiration, creativity, tenacity, independence, curiosity, collaboration and inclusivity, preparing them for the fast paced and ever changing world we live in.
Founded in 1926, Dunottar School is an independent day school for girls and boys aged 11 to 18. Dunottar is a school with high standards and a warm heart, providing an excellent, all-round education. Through excellent teaching and outstanding pastoral care, we bring out the best in every pupil, enabling them to be the very best they can be. In our vibrant, welcoming community, where everyone is known and valued, pupils are challenged and supported to achieve more than they believe possible.
Pupils flourish in this nurturing environment and challenge themselves to be the best they can be.
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Human body challenge!
During Science Club, pupils were given some large sheets of paper, asked to draw around each other and were then given a list of 40 labels. The challenge was to write or stick these labels as accurately as possible onto their body outlines!
Drawing of the bones/organs/muscles was very much encouraged. Groups were permitted to ask a teacher one question and a Sixth Former one question. We were very impressed with their knowledge. Do you know where your philtrum is? A big well done to Leo and Lewis for winning the presentation award and Felix and Peter for winning the award for accuracy.
Human body challenge!
During Science Club, pupils were given some large sheets of paper, asked to draw around each other and were then given a list of 40 labels. The challenge was to write or stick these labels as accurately as possible onto their body outlines!
Drawing of the bones/organs/muscles was very much encouraged. Groups were permitted to ask a teacher one question and a Sixth Former one question. We were very impressed with their knowledge. Do you know where your philtrum is? A big well done to Leo and Lewis for winning the presentation award and Felix and Peter for winning the award for accuracy.
