Wallyford Learning Campus Selected as 2025 Civic Trust Awards: Regional Finalist!

jmarchitects are proud to announce that Wallyford Learning Campus, a state-of-the-art community building that is inclusive, intergenerational and responds to environmental and educational agendas, has been selected as a 2025 Civic Trust Awards Regional Finalist in the ‘Individual Buildings / Structures / Spaces’ category.

The Civic Trust Awards scheme was established in 1959 to recognise outstanding architecture, planning and design in the built environment.

Wallyford Learning Campus, the first secondary school project to be delivered through the SFT’s LEIP programme is an innovative and inspiring community building; one that is truly inclusive, intergenerational and responds to place, environment, community, health, well-being and educational agendas.

The campus is home to Rosehill High School, which includes sector leading internal and external vocational spaces with partnerships links to local industry, colleges and universities, helping to create pathways to employment and further/higher education, contributing to economic growth both within the region and across Scotland.

To further support the community of East Lothian the campus is also home to ‘The Brae,’ a severe and complex needs school with hydrotherapy, health and social care facilities and a specialist provision community hub for adults with complex needs.

Wallyford Community Centre and Library have also been rehomed within the building helping to condense the authority’s estate into one efficient building that is accessible, active, and open all year. Inclusion of a café, extensive sports facilities and a creche, the building also provides activities and services for the entire family, enabling the community to engage with employability, health and wellbeing and life-long learning.

For more information on this project: https://jmarchitects.net/wallyford-learning-campus/

Photography Credit: David Cadzow