School
- Albyn School
- Ardnamurchan High School
- Ardrossan Academy
- Barrhead High School
- Bertha Park High School
- Braes High School
- Braidhurst High School
- Calderglen High School
- Calderside Academy
- Carluke High School
- Dalbeattie High School
- Deans Community High School
- Denny High School
- Dollar Academy
- Douglas Academy
- Duncanrig Secondary School
- Elgin High School
- Falkirk High School
- Fofar Academy
- Grantown Grammar School
- Greenwood Academy
- James Gillespie's High School
- Jordanhill School
- Kilwinning Academy
- Kirkcaldy High School
- Knightswood Secondary School
- Langholm Academy
- Larkhall Academy
- Lesmahagow High School
- Lesmahagow High School
- Our Lady and St Patrick's High School
- Prestwick Academy
- Queensferry High School
- RGC Online
- Rosshall Academy
- Speyside High School
- St Andrew's RC Secondary School
- St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High School
- St John Ogilvie
- St John Ogilvie High School
- St Kentigern's Academy
- St Ninian's High School.
- St. Augustine’s RC High School
- St. Modan's High School
- St. Thomas Aquinas RC Secondary School
- Stirling High School
- Strathaven Academy
- The Community School of Auchterarder
- Tobermory High School
<Roll Of Honour/>
Turing Award winners for Excellence in Computing Science.
Council
- Aberdeen City
- Angus Council
- Argyll and Bute
- Dumfries and Galloway Council
- East Kilbride
- East Renfrewshire
- Falkirk Council
- Fife
- Glasgow Council
- Independent School
- Moray Council
- North Ayrshire Council
- North Lanarkshire Council
- Perth and Kinross Council
- South Ayrshire Council
- South Lanarkshire Council
- Stirling Council
- The City of Edinburgh Council
- The Highland Council
- West Dunbartonshire Council
- West Lothian
Jack Burnett
The first winner of the Turing Award at Larkhall Academy. Attempting the Higher certificate a year ahead.
Abdulrahman Al-Sheikh
The first winner of the Turing Award at Knightswood Secondary School.
Lewis Pollock
This years winner of the Turing Award at Braidhurst High School. Dedication to the subject and outstanding achievement within the subject.
Max Walton
The first winner of the Turing Award at Ardrossan Academy. Crashed Nat 5 Computing in S4 and achieved one of the highest marks in the prelim.
Alvin Joseph
The first winner of the Turing Award at Albyn School. This Computing Award is for excellence in National 5 Computing Science. This includes academic success, but also a wider contribution to the department and/or deeper interest in the subject.
Daniel Murray
The first winner of the Turing Award at Langholm Academy. Daniel deserves his Computer Science award for his exceptional subject knowledge, constant innovation, and unwavering support for his classmates. He consistently pushes boundaries, exploring new concepts and techniques, while generously sharing his knowledge which has helped foster a collaborative learning environment within the class. His dedication and enthusiasm make him a standout student and an inspiring mentor.
Alfie Ford
The first winner of the Turing Award at Grantown Grammar School.
Excellent work in computing science lessons, achieving excellent results and commitment to the subject, including coding a QR code school disco ticket system and educating his teacher in cyber security.
J Melville
The first winner of the Turing Award at St Thomas of Aquin’s for outstanding attainment in Higher Computing with excellent results.
