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547. Houses. Barrie, Haining and Laurie (formerly Criffel, Nithsdale and Solway) Colour (s) Maroon and Black. Website. www .dumfriesacademy .org .uk. Dumfries Academy is one of four secondary schools in Dumfries in south west Scotland. It is a state funded secondary school for both girls and boys.
- 1804; 219 years ago
- Barrie, Haining and Laurie (formerly Criffel, Nithsdale and Solway)
- Joanne Dillon
- Comprehensive secondary
8 mar 2024 · Welcome to Dumfries Academy website. I hope you will gain an insight into our school community – a community that values and promotes learning in a safe, happy and caring environment for all our young people. At Dumfries Academy, we firmly believe that learning is the pathway to help shape the future of our pupils, enabling them to ...
Dumfries Academy Events. 2,001 likes · 221 talking about this. This page will advertise and promote the great events that take place at Dumfries Academy.
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The school dates back to the 14th century, with early records showing that the monk John of Greyfriars, was appointed rector of a new school in Dumfries in 1330. It has existed in its present form since 1804.There are two notable buildings; the Minerva Building, designed in 1895 by F J C Carruthers and a later building by County Architect John ...
Dumfries Academy. Headteacher - Mrs Joanne Dillon. School roll (at Sept 2023) - 608. Chair of Parent Council - Sharron Harper. Parent Council email - please contact via school email address....
1 nov 2023 · 1 November 2023. BBC. Dumfries Academy is the final secondary school in the town seeking an upgrade. Plans to upgrade a historic south of Scotland school face an uncertain future after they...
Dumfries Academy is the oldest school in the area, with an educational establishment tracing right back to the 14 th century, although the present site dates from 1804. The school’s list of notable alumni is substantial, but we wish to focus on just two on this walk. Dumfries Academy Minerva Building (Image: P Carson) Jane Haining.
