Unfortuntely due to a problem with the latest version of the guest book plug-in software the guest book won’t accept any new entries. Hopefully this will be resolved soon - Sorry!
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This web site only contains articles going back to September 2009, when the web site was created. However, our previous web site goes back all the way to the year 2000 and has been archived - You can view it at the following address: St.Mary’s Episcopal Primary School - Old Web Site Archive 2000-2009 Please remember that information on the old web site will be out of date!
St.Mary’s Episcopal Primary School is one of three primary schools in Dunblane, the others being Dunblane Primary School and Newton Primary School. We currently have four primary classes (Primary 1, Primary 2/3, Primary 4/5, and Primary 6/7) and a morning nursery class. We work in partnership with parents and the community to provide the best possible educational experience we can for the young people in our care. Our school and nursery handbooks and policy documents can be view here… Should you wish to visit St Mary’s Episcopal Primary School please contact us to arrange a suitable time.
 St.Mary's Pupils circa-1930  St.Mary's School circa-1950 St Mary’s Episcopal Primary School was founded over 150 years ago, and is still leading the way in education. It was the first self-governing primary school in Scotland and children are taught in a family environment where a great deal of emphasis is still placed on traditional values. In April 2003 St. Mary’s returned to local authority control.  St.Mary's School in 1978 The school has been on its present site since 1850. Previously, it had been situated in Mill Row, in a house known as ‘Auld Licht.’ The ground for the present school was gifted by Kippendavie Estate. During the Second World War the school building was used by the army and the children and teachers were decanted elsewhere in Dunblane. Until the 1970’s there were only two teachers.
When St Mary’s was founded, there was no welfare state and Churches were left to fill the gaps as best they could. In a short memorandum by Henry Malcolm, the first encumbent of St Mary’s Episcopal Church, he expressed a fervent wish that they should fund a school for poor children in the parish.
In 1997 the school buildings were renovated and an extension added to provide additional classrooms and a nursery.  St.Mary's School after renovation and extension in 1997
Well done P6/7 we got to the finals of the movie making! Hi To everyone at St Mary's. When I was training to be a nursery nurse I spent one day a week in P1 - that was 2005-2006. So hi to all the children in P5, I really enjoyed being with you all. Love your web site. hi guys, great website, did the p6/7s enjoy curling on monday? I really like the pictures and the games rock! all the people who made this web site ( me and some other people) are very cool!!! I hope everyone had a good holidays and everyone is (not) happy to be back at school. I'm certanly not!!! Also hope none of you play the maths games for your own pleasure.
Hi!! why has no-one signed the guest book yet! this is my second entry! Hi people! love the new website. well done to all those who helped make it. Hi, good website guys, haven't try the games out yet though they're meant to be good. Hey St Mary's!! Missing you all loads!! We are all having fun at high school!! Thanks for all the fun times!! I go to St.Mary's E P S. This is our web site - I hope you enjoy it! Remember to play the games, I recommend them (even though I haven't played them)!
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Now, over a century and a half later, St Mary’s continues to flourish providing education to children from all walks of life.