At Beaconhurst your child’s education is of Primary importance


• Guaranteed small class size. • Subject specialist teaching - music, art, languages and science. • Opportunities for individual development both academically and personally.


Our Primary 1 class provides unique building blocks for your child to achieve, including:


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• Guaranteed small class sizes • Subject specialist teaching Opportunities for individual


• A caring and stimulating environment


Excellent Outdoor Education Programme. development both academically


Quality structured sporting activities. and personally


• Excellent Outdoor Education Programme


• Quality structured sporting activities


At the recent HMIe inspection our children were described as “confident without being arrogant”.


Fantastic campus and access to Stirling University facilities. A caring and stimulating environment.


At a recent HMIe inspection our children were described as “confi dent without being arrogant”


Find out more at our informal Parents Meeting – exclusively for J1 children (our Primary 1) on Thursday 31 January at 6pm.


Telephone: 01786 832146 Email: secretary@beaconhurst.com


Telephone the school to fi nd out more on 01786 832 146 email: secretary@beaconhurst.com


Our Primary 1 class provides unique building blocks for your child to achieve, including:


• Fantastic campus and access to Stirling University facilities


www.beaconhurst.com 52 Kenilworth Road, Bridge of Allan FK9 4RR


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