Mick McGee (HT St Columba's RC HS), Velichko Yankov (Tony Macaroni) and Sandy McIntosh (HT Woodmill HS). (Image: St Columba's RC High School)
STAFF at the new Dunfermline Learning Campus came together to enjoy a shared lunch.
Members of staff from Woodmill and St Columba’s high schools enjoyed a lunch thanks to their near neighbours, Tony Macaroni.
The restaurant at Fife Leisure Park delivered 200 pizzas on an in-service day, just before the new £122 million building opened.
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As previously reported in the Press, pupils at both schools have now started the new term at the learning campus.
The creation of Dunfermline Learning Campus is a collaborative effort, with Fife Council working alongside Fife College, the Scottish Government and Scottish Futures Trust.
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