My daughter is in her second year at this colleges. It means living away from home, but the experience has been invaluable.
The ability to learn first hand working along side farmers tending to new lambs and calfs and from experience from the wild life hospital - the only one of it's kind attached to a college - is too special and too precious to be lost, which it would be if the college moved to an 'in town' location.
The forestry and agricultural subjects taught also need to be located where they are. It's a no brainer! Barony is needed right where it is!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please save the barony college
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Mark robertson
10 years ago
Former student to the barony it was the best time of my life
Could not think of a worse thing to happen than to close the barony campus
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Frederick Fraser
10 years ago
SRUC should consider the long term financial implications and not lose such a valuable asset.
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Emma mccubbin
10 years ago
One of the best rural colleges I have been to. Had the best 3 yrs of my life and made many great friends for life.
Don't take this away from others who deserve a great education and a chance to fulfil their dreams.
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Rachael Gurney
10 years ago
I went to this college 2013/14 and I absolutely loved it! Best experience of my life! Met some amazing people and friends for life! Save the Barony!
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Dee maccoll
10 years ago
This is an amazing g college and a special setting that should be maintained
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Catriona Aitken
10 years ago
Such a great place to so many people!
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Melissa
10 years ago
It would be a terrible idea to shut the barony. It is its own world and can never be replaced. It's an experience in itself that you won't be able to find anywhere else.
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Garry clark
10 years ago
I am currently at the barony college it's beautiful where it is! If they move it then what will it turn in to? It's for animal care, forestry, farming etc not for urban environment!!!
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Michelle Bell
10 years ago
SAVE THE COLLEGE
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Kim boyle
10 years ago
I was a student at this place
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Paula Shaw
10 years ago
I know many people who attended the Barony. Gave a great start to many youngsters. Please keep it open.
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Katie-Jane holland
10 years ago
Sounds like a brilliant collage!! I would love to join when I can, heard so meny good reviews would love to go!!
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Arndrea Wright
10 years ago
Would be a tragedy if it closed
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elizabeth harte
10 years ago
The Barony is an exception learning institution that is respected in many many countries..yet here it has none of the protection it deserves ..SHAME ON THOSE WHO WISH TO TEAR IT APART AND RIP ITS HEART OUT ..
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Alana-Cassandra May
10 years ago
No college like barony college, staff are the most friendly people you will ever meet
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Rachel Fraser
10 years ago
A member of Barony staff who has conerns over the lack of a strategic business plan for the vocational areas that would remain within Sruc should any move away from the the current location occur. Our industries need the practical skills and knowledge that the Barony facility offers as evidenced in the land based strategy document. Not apparent how this need could be met at the Crichton campus from any communication by the management to date.
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Louisemckinnon
10 years ago
Save!!!
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Linda Louise Campbell - Dunn
10 years ago
The barony has all it's charm and space for every course where it is. Students will lose out on so much practical if they move
My daughter is in her second year at this colleges. It means living away from home, but the experience has been invaluable. The ability to learn first hand working along side farmers tending to new lambs and calfs and from experience from the wild life hospital - the only one of it's kind attached to a college - is too special and too precious to be lost, which it would be if the college moved to an 'in town' location. The forestry and agricultural subjects taught also need to be located where they are. It's a no brainer! Barony is needed right where it is!
Please save the barony college
Former student to the barony it was the best time of my life Could not think of a worse thing to happen than to close the barony campus
SRUC should consider the long term financial implications and not lose such a valuable asset.
One of the best rural colleges I have been to. Had the best 3 yrs of my life and made many great friends for life. Don't take this away from others who deserve a great education and a chance to fulfil their dreams.
I went to this college 2013/14 and I absolutely loved it! Best experience of my life! Met some amazing people and friends for life! Save the Barony!
This is an amazing g college and a special setting that should be maintained
Such a great place to so many people!
It would be a terrible idea to shut the barony. It is its own world and can never be replaced. It's an experience in itself that you won't be able to find anywhere else.
I am currently at the barony college it's beautiful where it is! If they move it then what will it turn in to? It's for animal care, forestry, farming etc not for urban environment!!!
SAVE THE COLLEGE
I was a student at this place
I know many people who attended the Barony. Gave a great start to many youngsters. Please keep it open.
Sounds like a brilliant collage!! I would love to join when I can, heard so meny good reviews would love to go!!
Would be a tragedy if it closed
The Barony is an exception learning institution that is respected in many many countries..yet here it has none of the protection it deserves ..SHAME ON THOSE WHO WISH TO TEAR IT APART AND RIP ITS HEART OUT ..
No college like barony college, staff are the most friendly people you will ever meet
A member of Barony staff who has conerns over the lack of a strategic business plan for the vocational areas that would remain within Sruc should any move away from the the current location occur. Our industries need the practical skills and knowledge that the Barony facility offers as evidenced in the land based strategy document. Not apparent how this need could be met at the Crichton campus from any communication by the management to date.
Save!!!
The barony has all it's charm and space for every course where it is. Students will lose out on so much practical if they move