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  • About Coltness High School
    • Welcome
      • From the Head Teacher
      • From the School Captains
      • From the chairperson of the Parent Council
    • Contact Us
    • Hall of Fame
    • Associated Primary Schools
    • Education Scotland Report
    • The Senior Leadership Team
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      • DHT – Mrs. Connell
      • DHT – Miss Stewart
      • DHT – Mr. Rae
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    • Complaints
    • Child Protection
      • Coltness Child Protection Policy
      • National Child Protection Policy
    • SQA Exam Prep – A Parent’s Guide
  • Students
    • Pupil Support
      • Stopping Bullying
    • Educational Links
    • Future Fridays
    • Next Steps
    • School Day
    • Career support in school
      • My World of Work
      • Scottish Apprenticeships 
    • SQA Exams
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Every Day Counts The Impact Of Missing School

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  • Mr Stratton
  • November 4, 2026

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