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Denominational Schools Catchment Areas Denominational Schools Catchment Areas Street Name Catchment School Associated Secondary Abercorn Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Abernethy Place St Cadoc's Primary School St Ninian's High School Aboon the Brae, Muirhead Road St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Acacia Drive St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Acacia Drive St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Acacia Drive St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Acacia Drive St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Academy Road Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Addison Grove Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Addison Place Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Addison Road Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Ailsa Drive Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Ailsa View St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Ailsa View Caravan Site St Thomas’ Primary School St Luke’s High School Airdale Avenue Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Airyligg Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Alasdair Court St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Alder Court St Mark’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Alexander Avenue St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Alexander Terrace St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Aline Court St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Allison Place St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Alloway Drive St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Alyth Crescent Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Alyth Gardens Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Anderson Drive St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Arden Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Arisdale Crescent St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Arnside Avenue Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Arran Drive Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Arthulie Drive Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Arthur Avenue St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Arthur Street St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Arthurlie Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Arthurlie Avenue, Barrhead St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Arthurlie Drive St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Arthurlie Street St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Ashfield Road St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Ashlea Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Ashtree Grove St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Atholl Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Auburn Drive St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Crescent St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Drive St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Glen St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Place St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Place St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Road (from 84 - 101 up) St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Aurs Road (nos 2 - 82 & 5 - 101) St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Aursbridge Crescent St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Aursbridge Drive St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Avon Road Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Ayr Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Balfearn Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Balgownie Crescent Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Updated 16-5-11 Page 1 Denominational Schools Catchment Areas Street Name Catchment School Associated Secondary Balgray Crescent St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Balgray Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Balgraystone Road St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Ballantrae Crescent St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Ballantrae Drive St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Balmeg Avenue Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Balvie Avenue Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Bank Street St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Bank Street St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Bankholm Place St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Bannerbank Farm St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Barcapel Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Barlae Avenue St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Barnes Street St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Barnhill Drive St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Barone Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Barr Avenue St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Barr Place St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Barrhead Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Barrland Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Bartlands Place St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Beech Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Beech Crescent St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Beechlands Avenue Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Beechlands Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Beechwood Avenue St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Beechwood Grove St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Belford Court St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Belford Grove St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Belhaven Place St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Bellcraig Court St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Bellfield Court St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Bellfield Crescent St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Belmont Drive St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Belmont Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Bennan Farm St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Benview Road St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Berryhill Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Berryhill Road Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Birch Avenue St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Birch Crescent St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Birch Road St Joseph’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Birchlea Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Birchview Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Birchwood Road St Thomas’ Primary School St Ninian's High School Birkwood Place St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Birnam Place St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blackburn Square St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Blackbyres Court St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Blackbyres Farm St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Blackbyres Road St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Blackfarm Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blackhouse Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blackhouse Gardens St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blackhouse Road St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Updated 16-5-11 Page 2 Denominational Schools Catchment Areas Street Name Catchment School Associated Secondary Blackwood Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blackwood Street St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Blair Athol Crescent St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blair Gardens St Cadoc’s Primary School St Ninian's High School Blue Acre Nursery St Cadoc's Primary School St Ninian's High School Bon Accord Cottages St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Bonnyton Drive St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Borland Crescent St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Bourock Square St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Bowerwalls Street St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Boylestone Road St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Brackenrig Crescent St Joseph's Primary School St Ninian's High School Braefield Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braehead Avenue St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Braehead Quadrant St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Braeside Crescent St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Braeside Drive St Mark's Primary School St Luke’s High School Braidbar Court Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Braidbar Farm Road Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Braidbar Road Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braidholm Court Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braidholm Crescent Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braidholm Road Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braidpark Crescent Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Braidpark Drive Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Brenfield Road (Nos 6,10,14 only) Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Briarlea Court Our Lady of the Mission PS St Ninian's High School Bridgebar Street St John’s Primary School St Luke’s High School Brig-o-Lea Terrace St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Brisbane Court Our Lady of the Missions PS St Ninian's High School Broadie Road St Thomas' Primary School St Luke’s High School Broadlie Park St Thomas Primary School St Ninian's High School Broadmoss Avenue St Cadoc’s Primary
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