Pupils at Viewforth High School were involved in a t-shirt exhibition at Kirkcaldy Museum back in 1990. Pupils at Viewforth High School were involved in a t-shirt exhibition at Kirkcaldy Museum back in 1990.
Pupils at Viewforth High School were involved in a t-shirt exhibition at Kirkcaldy Museum back in 1990.

In Pictures: memories of Viewforth & St Andrews High Schools through the decades

Allan Crow
By Allan Crow

Editor, Fife Free Press

Published 6th Dec 2023, 21:19 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2023, 23:22 BST
They have long and proud traditions at the heart of Kirkcaldy – and pupils and staff at Viewforth and St Andrews High Schools have featured many times in the pages of the Fife Free Press.

These pictures are just a few from our archives which capture events at the schools, including the official opening of its new Viewforth campus in the Lang Toun’s Windmill Road.

Nick Cook (24), originally from Kirkcaldy and educated at Viewforth High School and Dysart Primary, was the youngest councillor to be elected to the City of Edinburgh Council in May 2012. He represents the Liberton/Gilmerton ward for the Conservatives.

21. School memories

Nick Cook (24), originally from Kirkcaldy and educated at Viewforth High School and Dysart Primary, was the youngest councillor to be elected to the City of Edinburgh Council in May 2012. He represents the Liberton/Gilmerton ward for the Conservatives. Photo: na

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