Strontian Primary School

ok i should start here by saying i am a scots man and maybe a bity biast but i am from the east coast and have to say i spent the best days of my working life in strontian i worked on the primary school doing the roof for the kids hope they are all doing well in there new school love that place cant wait to go back

People living in Strontian, on the Ardnamurchan peninsula, decided to build their own school after being told the local authority could not afford to replace the village’s dilapidated 36-pupil, two-classroom primary.They set up a community benefit society, called Strontian Community School Building Limited, to take the £700,000 project forward with help from the Highland Small Communities Housing Trust.