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Tomnacross Primary School was built in 1875 and many generations of local families have graced its doors. The school has grown with the village of Kiltarlity and now offers a wonderful educational environment housed in a mixture of refurbished and new build facilities. The school is of a traditional design with a very modern extension and all is situated in spacious grounds with a sports field, grass and tarmac play areas and shelters. There are four classrooms in the school with the fifth being used as an ICT learning base. There is also an external building which is the music room and also serves as a resource area and Library area. The nursery is housed opposite the main school building in a separate unit. All rooms are in good condition, well equipped and have open outlooks. There is an excellent hall which was only officially opened in 2010 with a range of P.E. equipment, stage facility, lighting and sound equipment. All the classrooms are well resourced with teaching materials and have areas set aside for class libraries. All classrooms also have computers within them. School meals are cooked on the premises in the very modern School Kitchen and served in the adjacent PE hall. Tomnacross School strives to be a happy school with high standards of education. Our pupils are encouraged to be caring, polite and respectful. The education offered is a blend of the best of traditional and up-to-date methods. Language and mathematics are crucially important in the primary school curriculum and achievement in these subjects is stressed. A wide range of activities are offered in the school during the school session and achievement in subjects such as music and sport is widely encouraged. School uniform is recommended and is worn on a regular basis by almost all pupils. This adds to the sense of community within the school and reduces the need for unnecessary expenditure by parents to meet changes in fashion! The parents and the Parent Council provide very good support for the school.
Click below for the School Handbook 2011.
Tomnacross Primary School Handbook 2011
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