The provisional dates for the reopening of Scots schools have been listed on council websites as pupils prepare for their first day back in months.
Educational facilities across the country were ordered by the Scottish Government to close from March 20 in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
All schools have continued to remain shut as the virus still poses too much of a risk for Scots old and young.
But the Scottish Government revealed that it hopes for facilities to open once again from August 11.
Pupils and students will have had a lengthy break from the classroom for almost five months by the time that date comes along.
Each local authority across Scotland has listed on a provisional start date for the 2020-21 school term.
The dates published are only be to be taken as guidance at the moment as there is still the risk of a second wave of Covid-19.
Some are hoping to have their doors open for the August 11 date set by the Government, while others could reopen as late as August 20.
All of the dates listed by local authorities are subject to change.
Here is what every council has listed as its provisional date for pupils to return to schools once again
Inverclyde - August 18
Renfrewshire - August 14
West Dunbartonshire - August 17
East Dunbartonshire - August 13
Glasgow - August 13
East Renfrewshire - August 19
North Lanarkshire - August 13
Falkirk - August 19
West Lothian - August 12
Edinburgh - August 19
Midlothian - August 19
East Lothian - August 19
Clackmannanshire - August 19
Fife - August 19
Dundee - August 18
Angus - August 12
Aberdeenshire - August 18
Aberdeen - August 18
Moray - August 18
Highland - August 18
Na h-Eileanan Siar - August 13
Argyll and Bute - August 17
Perth and Kinross - August 11
Stirling - August 11
North Ayrshire - August 18
East Ayrshire - August 11
South Ayrshire - August 19
Dumfries and Galloway - August 20
South Lanarkshire - August 13
Scottish Borders - August 18
Orkney - August 18
Shetland - August 19
