St Kevin’s Primary School in Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Telephone:	+44 1236 757624
Address:	Langmuir Road Bargeddie Baillieston, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G69 7RS
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	700 ftBargeddie 0.8 miBaillieston, Coatbridge Road/ Crossview Place 1 miBaillieston, Coatbridge Road/ Rhindhouse Place
Categories:	Education

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Lynnem

Place rating: 5
Glasgow, United Kingdom

My primary school. I have fond memories of the place as it was. The building was knocked down and re-built last year and now houses the 2 local primary schools. They have excellent facilities which includes a floodlit football pitch and a library within the school. It is now safer for the children to get to school as some of the local children had to cross 2 busy main roads which was a real hazard. The building is now a state of the art facility. It is good in the sense that all the children can mix together at break times. The downside for me is that it now houses 2 schools with 2 seperate entrances. Why did the local authority just not mix the 2 schools together?