How many pupils does St Ninian's High School have?

St Ninian's High School has 888 pupils on roll (2025 census), according to the Scottish Government school census.

What is the pupil–teacher ratio at St Ninian's High School?

The pupil–teacher ratio at St Ninian's High School is 10.7:1.

Is St Ninian's High School a denominational school?

St Ninian's High School is a Roman Catholic school.

Where is St Ninian's High School?

St Ninian's High School is located at Bellfield Road, Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, G66 1DT.

How is St Ninian's High School inspected?

Schools in Scotland are inspected by Education Scotland, which reports against a set of quality indicators rather than a single overall grade. You can read St Ninian's High School's inspection reports on the Education Scotland website.

St Ninian's High School

Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire · G66 1DT

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About St Ninian's High School

St Ninian's High School is a secondary school in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It is run by the local council. It is a Roman Catholic school. It has 888 pupils on roll (2025 census). The pupil–teacher ratio is 10.7:1. 6% of pupils have English as an additional language. Schools in Scotland are inspected by Education Scotland rather than Ofsted.

School details

Council area: East Dunbartonshire →
Town: Kirkintilloch
Phase: Secondary
Type: Local Authority
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Address: Bellfield Road, Kirkintilloch, G66 1DT
Phone: 0141 955 2386
Email: office@st-ninians.e-dunbarton.sch.uk
Website: Visit website →

Pupils & staffing

Census 2025

888

Pupil roll

Teachers (FTE)

10.7:1

Pupil-teacher ratio

Pupils by gender427 girls · 461 boys

Additional support needs35% of pupils

English as an additional language6% of pupils

Roll by stage

160

142

160

157

160

109

Pupils by deprivation

Q1 · most deprived (15%)Q5 · least deprived (25%)

Source: Scottish Government, School Level Summary Statistics 2025(annual pupil & teacher census). Figures are as at census day; small counts may be suppressed.

Education Scotland inspection

Last inspected January 2018

Education Scotland evaluates schools against quality indicators on a six-point scale, rather than a single overall grade.

Leadership of changeExcellent

Learning, teaching and assessmentVery Good

Raising attainment and achievementVery Good

Ensuring wellbeing, equality and inclusionVery Good

This inspection is more than five years old — the school may have changed since. Check the latest report for the current position.

Find the full report on Education Scotland ↗

Source: Education Scotland inspection grades, via Scottish Government (information as at 1 April 2025). Six-point scale: Excellent · Very Good · Good · Satisfactory · Weak · Unsatisfactory.

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Frequently asked questions

What type of school is St Ninian's High School?: St Ninian's High School is a secondary school in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It is run by the local council.
How many pupils does St Ninian's High School have?: St Ninian's High School has 888 pupils on roll (2025 census), according to the Scottish Government school census.
What is the pupil–teacher ratio at St Ninian's High School?: The pupil–teacher ratio at St Ninian's High School is 10.7:1.
Is St Ninian's High School a denominational school?: St Ninian's High School is a Roman Catholic school.
Where is St Ninian's High School?: St Ninian's High School is located at Bellfield Road, Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire, G66 1DT.
How is St Ninian's High School inspected?: Schools in Scotland are inspected by Education Scotland, which reports against a set of quality indicators rather than a single overall grade. You can read St Ninian's High School's inspection reports on the Education Scotland website.