Ambitious • Caring • Resilient
Join us to discover the Beaconhurst Way
Beaconhurst is a thriving all-through independent school for boys and girls aged 3 to 18 years, situated in the heart of Bridge of Allan, Stirling.
As stated in a recent Good Schools Guide review, Beaconhurst is ‘a small, happy school, encouraging and hard working, with strong international links and a real focus on supporting individual achievement and development. The importance of outdoor education adds a healthy glow to all.’
At Beaconhurst, everyone is someone and we are proud of our core values, ambition, respect, empathy, integrity and resilience: we recognise and develop the talents and abilities of pupils within a community where friendliness and mutual respect are encouraged.
We have unique structured programmes for the development of sport and outdoor education, an outstanding Duke of Edinburgh programme, a truly global dimension with membership of Round Square offering amazing opportunities across both the junior and senior school, a wide range of extracurricular activities and a brand new inclusive Expressive Arts programme which again challenges our pupils from nursery to senior school.
Our partnerships within the community are a key strength and we are particularly rewarded by our links with the Macrobert Arts Centre and the University of Stirling which further enhance our pupils’ experiences.
Our school community is all about our relationships, with pupils, parents, staff and the wider community - it’s what really sets us apart. This is an environment in which really getting to know a pupil means that we can and do deliver on getting them to discover their own unique skills and they are encouraged to be the very best they can be. We are rightly very proud of the amazing young people entrusted to our care.
Discover for yourself why we are so proud of our pupils and our school! 78
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