It's officially 100 days until the schools at the new learning campus in Dunfermline are open.
They open on the August 21.
It'll house St Columba's and Woodmill high schools as well as Fife College.
It will also include a learning lab, outdoor and sports facilities as well as community spaces.
Cllr Cara Hilton, education spokesperson, says: "The partnership between Fife Council, Fife College, and The Scottish Government underscores our shared commitment to providing high-quality education for all. Together, we’re shaping the future of learning in Dunfermline and beyond.
"We're proud to be part of this milestone moment in Dunfermline's educational journey. As the 100-day countdown to the opening of the two schools begins, we’re eagerly awaiting the dawn of a new era in education.”
Fife College principal Jim Metcalfe said: "We're so pleased for the students of St Columbus and Woodmill High School to be to moving into their wonderful new facilities so soon.
“The new innovation hub in particular is a fantastic resource for pupils in West Fife and I can't wait to see it in action as part of the partnership between the College and Fife Council to support students into work and future opportunities.”
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