Prom photos: Viewforth High School Class of 2025
Exams finished, S6 pupils dressed to the nines for their final bash all together.
Our photographer Steve Brown was there as they celebrated at Laurel Bank Hotel, Markinch, on Friday evening.
Viewforth High leavers' prom features in our Class of '25 photo gallery series. Look out for more throughout June from secondary school leavers' proms and dances across Tayside and Fife.
All photographs by Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
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Scottish Sun
2 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Ticketmaster releases major update ahead of blockbuster Oasis Edinburgh gigs in DAYS
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It features plenty of rules about who can get into the show and what they need to bring with them and what they cannot have on them. The gates open at 5pm and the concert's curfew is 10.30pm. And it is vital fans make sure they follow the latest advice or they won't be getting into the concerts. Gig-goers have been reminded to bring valid ID in case they need to prove they are old enough to get in. They are only able to get in with an approved list of ID - like driving licences of passports. No one will be allowed in with an out of date ID and anyone trying to use a fake ID will not be allowed in. Hundreds of Oasis fans queue down Scots street to bag gig merch as buzz begins ahead of Edinburgh shows Ticketmaster said: "If you look under 25 you may be asked for proof of age at both the entrance gates and bars so please don't risk it. This is line with the national Challenge 25 policy. "Photocopies of ID and expired Passports do not count as valid ID and will not be accepted. 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STV News
8 hours ago
- STV News
Oasis fans brave Storm Floris as merch stand opens in Edinburgh
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Scottish Sun
11 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Hundreds of Oasis fans queue down Scots street to bag gig merch as buzz begins ahead of Edinburgh shows
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