BEACONHURST SCHOOL

There has been a school on the current at Bridge of Allan since 1919, when the Beacon School for Girls was established. In the same year, Hurst Grange, a boys school in Stirling, opened and the two schools merged to form Beaconhurst Grange in 1976. This ran as a boarding prep school until the decision was taken in the early 90s to develop an all-through day school providing high quality education to pupils from three to eighteen years of age.

With this came the vision to redevelop the school to accommodate a Nursery, Junior School and Senior School. Our compact campus now provides all the facilities expected in a modern, dynamic school community.

Beaconhurst has forged an identity of delivering a personal, flexible educational experience by offering an integrated curriculum from three to eighteen, in which focus on the individual is paramount.

Learning should be fun, challenging and above all engaging - features that Beaconhurst pupils embrace every day. A school should be a community in which everyone is listened to, provided for and nurtured to achieve their potential - reasons why parents choose Beaconhurst for their children