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Primary Schools Contact Name / Title Email Primary Schools Contact Name / Title Email Abernethy Primary School Morag Hodgkinson – Principal Teacher Abernyte Primary School Aberuthven Primary School Alyth Primary School Connie Letford – Head Teacher Arngask Primary School Marie Connor – Head Teacher Auchtergaven Primary School Frances Dean – Head Teacher Balbeggie Primary School Balhousie Primary School Peter Fergusson – Head Teacher Blackford Primary School Blairingone Primary School Braco Primary School Burrelton Primary School Angela Thomson – Head teacher Cleish Primary School Collace Primary School Comrie Primary School Coupar Angus Primary School Melanie Sinclair – Deputy Head Teacher Craigie Primary School Louise Kelly – Acting Head teacher Crieff Primary School Karen Emmett - Deputy Head Teacher Dunbarney Primary School Angela Dow - Deputy Head Teacher Dunning Primary School Danielle McPhee – Head Teacher Errol Primary School Graham Donnachie – Head Teacher Forgandenny Primary School Fortevoit Primary School Fossoway Primary School Glendelvine Primary School Glenlyon Primary School Goodlyburn Primary School Anne-Marie Sands – Head Teacher Grandtully Primary School Greenloaning Primary School Guildtown Primary School Inch View Primary School James Coutts - Deputy Head Teacher Inchture Primary School Jane Savage – Head Teacher Invergowrie Primary School Kenmore Primary School Kettins Primary School Kinloch Rannoch Primary School Kinnoull Primary School Kathryn Dalrymple [email protected] Kinross Primary School Pauline Smith – Head teacher Kirkmichael Primary Letham Primary School Sharon Forbes – Head Teacher Logiealmond Primary School Logierait Primary School Longforgan Primary School Luncarty Primary School Jane Hay - Head Teacher 1st point of contact [email protected] Sally Small - P5 Teacher - 2nd Madderty Primary School Meigle Primary School Veronica Bremner - Head Teacher Methven Primary School Kerstine Spate- Head teacher Milnathort Primary School Moncrieffe Primary School Fiona Carruthers – Head teacher Murthly Primary School Victoria McCarthy - Headteacher Muthill Primary School Newhill Primary School Fiona Patton – Head teacher North Muirton Primary School Margaret Donaghy – Head Teacher Oakbank Primary School Our Ladies Primary School Laura Miller – Head Teacher Pitcairn Primary School Portmoak Primary School Louise Gordon – Head Teacher Rattray Primary School Brenda Kerr – Acting Head Teacher Robert Douglas Memorial Primary School Gillian Doogan – Head teacher Royal School of Dunkeld Primary School Margaret Moran – Pupil Support Teacher Ruthvenfield Primary School St Domnic’s Primary School St Madoes Primary School Jenny Campbell – Head teacher St Ninian’s Episcopal Primary School Sheona Glenville-Sutherland – Head Teacher St Stephen’s RC Primary School Simon McKell – Head Teacher Stanley Primary School Straloch Primary School Struan Primary School Tulloch Primary School Mags McGregor – Pupil Support (ASN) Viewlands Primary School Secondary Schools Contact Name / Title Blairgowrie High School Andrew Dingwall – DHT (Support for Pupils & Staff) Crieff High School Marion Jarvie & Linda Birrell – Guidance Staff Kinross High School Andrew McIntosh (DHT) / Senga Morran (PT Guidance) Perth Academy Kay Dow – Head of Guidance Perth Grammar School Lesley Dunbar - Pupil Support Officer Perth High School Katie Richardson – PT Suport Guidance (1st point of contact) / Robin Illsley – DHT (2nd point of contact) All Through Schools Contact Name / Title Breadalbane Academy James Kidd – PT Learning Support Community School of Auchterarder Maureen Bathgate - Guidance Pitlochry High School Janice McDonald (Secondary)- Deputy Head Teacher Lorna Mair (Primary) – Deputy Head Teacher Hugh McAninch (Secondary) – St John’s RC Academy Depute Head teacher (Support) David Bald DHT & Jan Jack DHT (Primary) Private Schools Contact Name / Title Ardvreck School Butterstone School Craigclowan Preparatory School Edradour School Glenalmond College Kilgraston School Morrison’s Academy Angela McCluskey – Assistant Rector Rannoch Primary School Strathallan School Other Provision Contact Name / Title All Stars Navigate .
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