The Pipers Trail is a community engagement project run by the army in Scotland. The project is now into its fourth year and it is continuing to be a major success in school's throughout Scotland. We have already visited hundreds of schools throughout Scotland so far and we are still receiving letters of thanks from both teachers and pupils. The pipers trail works together with the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association, National Piping Centre and local Pipe Band groups to ensure that the children have all the information they require about band in their area.

Find out where The Pipers' Trail will visit in The Trail section.
 

The Pipers Trail team would like to apologise to anyone that has tried to email us unsuccesfully. We are having some small issues with our email account at the moment and will hopefully be up and running soon more »

The Pipers Trail Team would like to wish Drum Major Drew Caldwell and his Family all the best on his retirement after 22 years of service within the Army. Drew was one of the founding members of Trail and will... more »

  The Pipers' Trail team have been asked to take part in the 2011 Piping Live Festival. More details will follow.     more »

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Having run piping and drumming workshops in over 300 schools across Scotland, we’ve been delighted to receive dozens of letters from kids and teachers who’ve taken part in this years’ Pipers’ Trail. We love reading your letters, it’s great to know we’ve inspired so many young potential pipers and drummers.

Here’s a sample of some of the letters we’ve recieved.