Edinburgh Old Town, "A' listed courtyard which dates back to 1587 and was the former residence of renowned Edinburgh Enlightenment philospher David Hume in the mid-eighteenth century.

One of a number of Edinburgh's boarding schools, David Bryce's neo-Gothic chateau building is distinguished by its tall spires and gargoyles, surrounded by large grounds.

One of Scotland's private boarding schools, this long-established institution is situated in leafy grounds to the South West of Edinburgh.

A great organisation that provides day and accommodation services to people

The Screen Academy is one of the few institutions dedicated toward education for those entering the film and television industry.

The spirit of the Edinburgh Enlightenment can still be found at the home of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, an educational charity set up in 1783 and based at this location since 1907.