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Secondary school in Isle of Arran, Scotland
Arran High School
Address
Lamlash
Isle of Arran
,
KA27 8NG
Scotland
Information
Type
Secondary School
Religious affiliation(s)
None
Established
1946
Local authority
North Ayrshire
Headteacher
Susan Foster
Staff
≈40
Gender
Mixed
Age
11 to 18
Enrolment
≈242 (2020)
Houses
Iorsa Rosa Sannox Shuraig
Old building
1939–2008
Current building
2008–
Website
arranhigh.co.uk
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