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Stirling & District Schools Pipe Band (Gr. Novice Juvenile B)

Band profile, current ranking snapshot, and competition history.

Current Rank Points
Current Place
#58
Total Points
1535.68
Average Points
4.46
Best Result
11.45
Competitions Count
8
Rank points compare this band against each competition field. Higher points indicate stronger relative performance. This band's best ranked result came at RSPBA - Scottish Pipe Band Championships, with 11.45 rank points.
Movement Story
Overall Latest Movement
-
Grade Rank
#4
Best Recent Recalc Move
(98)
Change Since Last Recalc
(33)
last competed Jul 25, 2026
Movement on this page mirrors leaderboard latest movement and is compared to the last ranking snapshot.
Rank Points Trend

Last 8 Ranked Results

Rank points by competition date

Competition Placings Trend

Last 8 Competition Placings

Lower place is better (#1 at the top)

Profile Highlights
Wins
2
Top 3 Finishes
6
Best Place
#1
Results Logged
12
Grade
Novice Juvenile B
Last Competed
Jul 25, 2026
Best Recent Result
#1 at RSPBA - Scottish Pipe Band Championships
Worst Recent Result
#4 at Dollar Pipe Band and Drum Major Competition
2026 snapshot: 12 results logged, 6 top-three finishes, best placing 1.
Discipline Breakdown
Piping Avg
87.34
Drumming Avg
82.41
Ensemble Avg
88.16
Best Discipline
Ensemble
Weakest Discipline
Drumming
Consistency Score
93.3
Band Details
LocationStirling, Stirlingshire
Founded-
ActiveActive
AssociationRSPBA
RegionEurope
CountryScotland
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About the Band

Stirling & District Schools Pipe Band is a youth pipe band drawing young pipers and drummers from schools across the Stirling Council area. It is based around the council’s schools music provision, with Stirling High School noting that it is home to the band, led by instructors Mr Gibb and Miss Taylor.

The band gives pupils a structured route into piping and drumming, combining tuition, rehearsals, public performances and competition experience. It performs locally at events such as Stirling’s Christmas lights switch-on and represents the area at schools and RSPBA contests.

Competitively, the band has made a strong impression in the juvenile and junior grades. In 2024, Stirling Council celebrated the band being named fourth best in the world after success at the World Pipe Band Championships, with the group made up of young players from schools across the area.

The band has also been recognised beyond contest placings. At the 2026 Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships, Stirling & District Schools won the Eilidh MacLeod Endeavour Award, after young members fundraised for charity by busking during the winter.

Leadership & History
Andrew Wallace
Pipe Major
Grade History
No grade history is available for this band yet.
Competition Results
Results are listed in the same order used to calculate the current rank points total. The first 8 rows count toward the total.
Order Date Competition Contest Grade / Section Place Set Rank Points Used
#1 25 Jul 2026 RSPBA - Scottish Pipe Band Championships Novice Juvenile B 1 March 11.45 Yes
#2 27 Jun 2026 RSPBA - European Pipe Band Championships Novice Juvenile B 3 March 7.48 Yes
#3 20 Jun 2026 Benarty Pipe Band Competiton (Lochore) Novice Juvenile B 1 March 5.97 Yes
#4 30 May 2026 RSPBA - British Pipe Band Championships Novice Juvenile B 3 March 9.36 Yes
#5 23 May 2026 Dollar Pipe Band and Drum Major Competition Novice Juvenile B 4 March 2.52 Yes
#6 10 May 2026 Gourock Highland Games Novice Juvenile B 2 March 5.40 Yes
#7 15 Aug 2025 World Pipe Band Championships - Day 1 Novice Juvenile B 8 March -1.40 Yes
#8 9 Aug 2025 RSPBA - European Pipe Band Championships Novice Juvenile B 11 March -5.10 Yes
#9 3 Aug 2025 Bridge of Allan Highland Games 4B 3 March 0.66 No
#10 26 Jul 2025 RSPBA - Scottish Pipe Band Championships Novice Juvenile B 13 March -3.76 No
#11 21 Jun 2025 Benarty Pipe Band Competiton (Lochore) Novice Juvenile B 7 March -8.15 No
#12 11 May 2025 Gourock Highland Games Novice Juvenile B 6 March -4.27 No