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That is up on 2019, which saw 27 per cent of Gala pupils complete the feat. In this year’s table, only Earlston High School (16) and Peebles High School (40) finished above Gala Academy among the high schools in the Borders. Sixty-seven per cent of pupils at Earlston managed five or more Highers in 2020, an increase of 12 per cent on 2019’s figure (55 per cent). Meanwhile, 56 per cent of Peebles High pupils achieved five or more Highers last year, up from 45 per cent in 2019. The other Borders schools named in the rankings were Jedburgh Grammar School (173), Selkirk High School (193), Berwickshire High School (194), Kelso High School (273), Eyemouth High School (282) and Hawick High School (299).
Times league table : Borders high schools appear in top 50
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It is with heavy hearts that the family of Gerald “Buddy” Gilham, age 74, announce his sudden passing after suffering a heart attack on April 29, 2021, occurring only five short months after losing his wife, soulmate and best friend, Brenda.
Buddy was born on January 17, 1947 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, to parents Albert and Nora Gilham. He was one of three children, and he and his sisters Arlene and Janice created many wonderful memories growing up on Syndicate Ave. He attended Selkirk High School, and later went on to work various jobs, including Woodgates Menswear, Manitoba Pool, and St. Joseph’s Heritage. However, the one job that he loved most was being a golf pro in Red Lake. His love of golf was apparent in all facets of his life. He loved assisting and teaching others the strategies of the game, and he was very involved in the Thunder Bay District Junior Golf Association. His sincerity and compassion was appreciated by all those who came in contact with him.