Scottish Schools League Tables for advanced highers

Welcome to our Scottish schools league tables.

Top Scottish Private Schools (Advanced Highers League Tables)

Firstly, here’s our Top secondary schools awards 2021. / Secondly, our top private schools league tables 2021.

Thirdly, prep school league tables 2021. / And finally, primary school league tables 2021.

Here’s our Best Welsh schools 2021 and also our Top Scottish schools 2021. Then next our Best West Midlands schools 2021 and our good East Anglis schools 2021.

And then next are our Best North East schools 2021. Next our Top Schools South East 2021 and top schools East Midlands 2021.

Also our Best North West schools 2021. Then next our Best Northern schools 2021 and our top London schools 2021.

And then finally, Good schools Northern Ireland league table 2021.

#	A grade %	Name	Day/Board	Boy/Girl	Day £	Board £
1	66.00	High School of Dundee	Day	Co-ed
=	66.00	The Edinburgh Academy	Day	Co-ed	14,823
3	61.00	St George’s School for Girls – Edinburgh	Both	Girls	14,700	30,435
4	60.00	Kilgraston School	Both	Girls	18,180	33,555
5	59.50	Stewart’s Melville College	Both	Boys	12,423	24,927
=	59.50	St Columba’s School	Day	Co-ed
7	59.00	Morrison’s Academy	Day	Co-ed	13,971
8	57.00	George Heriot’s School	Day	Co-ed
9	56.00	The Mary Erskine School	Both	Girls	12,423	24,927
=	56.00	George Watson’s College	Day	Co-ed	13,170
11	51.00	St Aloysius’ College	Day	Co-ed
12	50.70	The High School of Glasgow	Day	Co-ed	13,470
13	49.00	Wellington School, Ayr	Day	Co-ed
14	48.00	Hutcheson’s Grammar School	Day	Co-ed

Scottish schools League Tables

Positions are compiled from the % of A grades scored at Advanced Highers.

School Entrance Tests advice for parents

In our oipinion, the best way to prepare for any Exam is to believe that your children can do it. Secondly, to manage their expectations openly. They should see the chance to get into a school as a possibility. And not a necessity. So if they don’t get in, it Is because the school was not right for them. Promote a growth mindset by avoiding the belief that your child has failed somehow.