Mallaig High School

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Mallaig High School
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Address
Mallaig High School
Annies Brae

,
PH41 4RG

Scotland
Coordinates 57°00′04″N5°49′55″W / 57.001062°N 5.831812°W / 57.001062; -5.831812
Information
Established1989 (1989)
Authority The Highland Council
Head teacherPamela Watt
Scottish Highers1st Years 6th Years
GenderMixed
Enrollment103
Website www.mallaighigh.org

Mallaig High School is a secondary school in Mallaig, Lochaber, Scotland. [1] The school building opened in 1989. [2] The current Acting Head Teacher is Pamela Watt who was appointed in 2023. Its associated primary schools are Arisaig Primary, Eigg Primary, Inverie Primary, Lady Lovat Primary, Mallaig Primary, Muck Primary and Rum Primary [3] Next to the school is a leisure centre. [4]

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References

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