**Knightswood Secondary School**
Located in the heart of Glasgow at 60 Knightswood Rd, Glasgow G13 2XD, Knightswood Secondary School is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and stimulating learning environment for students aged 11 to 18. With a strong emphasis on academic excellence and personal development, our school offers diverse educational programs that cater to a wide range of interests and learning styles.

At Knightswood, we pride ourselves on our experienced and passionate educators who are committed to nurturing curiosity and critical thinking skills. Our curriculum is enriched with various extracurricular activities, from sports and arts to technology and leadership programs, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to explore their passions and talents.

We believe that education should be a collaborative journey, which is why we engage closely with parents and the community to create a supportive network for our students. Our modern facilities provide a safe and engaging atmosphere for learning, where students can thrive academically and socially.

If you have questions or would like to learn more about our programs, we invite you to reach out at 0141 582 0160 or visit our website at [knightswood-sec.glasgow.sch.uk](http://www.knightswood-sec.glasgow.sch.uk/). Discover how Knightswood Secondary School can be the right choice for your child’s educational journey.

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Susan Jones

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Scotland school of dance, fantastic school, great courses for dance and musical theatre.

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Scotland school of dance, fantastic school, great courses for dance and musical theatre.

sassy miss

1 Google Rating

this is a bad school as an s3 in this school I would not recommend as it is bad for bullying as I ha

1/ 5

this is a bad school as an s3 in this school I would not recommend as it is bad for bullying as I have been bullyed for my past 3 years at the school and I am now moving id suggest not moving to it or sending any of ur children here as the teachers ignore bulling when it happends in class pastrol care make things worse and the children can be very nasty/vilent .

Die seuns .

5 Google Rating

Very good and loving school easy to bully kids

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Very good and loving school easy to bully kids

Alan Wright

3 Google Rating

Not a bad school

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Not a bad school

Carole Nelson

5 Google Rating

Great dance school

5/ 5

Great dance school

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