Gairloch High School

Gairloch High School (Gaelic: Àrd-Sgoil Gheàrrloch) is a six-year secondary school in Gairloch, Scotland. Being situated in a remote area of the Highlands, it serves a large catchment area, with over 70% many of the pupils relying on school transport. Communities in its catchment area include Kinlochewe, Second Coast, and Shieldaig. The school logo incorporates a celtic knot. History The school was originally called Achtercairn Secondary; it started with only two class years. In 1979 this was increased to four years. In 1983 the school gained six-year status, which remains to this day. It was then that the school was officially named Gairloch High School. School building