About Us | Mu ar deidhinn
Ardnamurchan 2–18 Campus is a non-denominational, all-through learning community serving children and young people from early years through to senior phase. It brings together Ardnamurchan High School, Strontian Primary School and Strontian Nursery in a shared environment that supports continuity, inclusion and high-quality learning for all.
Situated in the village of Strontian in the West Highlands, our campus serves the communities of Ardnamurchan and Morvern, including Acharacle, Kilchoan, Strontian, Lochaline and Ardgour, while also welcoming learners from further afield. This is an area of exceptional natural beauty with a rich history, strong cultural heritage and a close-knit, supportive community.
Our campus reflects the unique character of the area: a widely dispersed population, strong community ties and a deep connection to the environment. Services, tourism and traditional industries shape local life, and these influences are woven into our learning experiences.
Our nursery is located within its own dedicated wing in the main building. With access to two spacious learning areas, a quiet room, dining space and outdoor activity area, we are very proud of the space we can offer our youngest learners.
Strontian Primary is located in modern, purpose-built accommodation adjacent to the High School, forming a cohesive campus that supports smooth transitions and shared opportunities for learners at every stage. The Primary School is rooted in a strong tradition of community ownership and partnership, with the school building developed through an innovative community-led model.
Ardnamurchan High School, opened in 2002, continues to evolve to meet the needs of its learners. The campus offers a broad and inclusive curriculum, including opportunities for Gaelic language learning and Gaelic Medium Education across a number of stages.
We are proud of our strong partnerships with parents, local organisations and regional services, which enrich learning, support wellbeing and strengthen links between school and community. These partnerships include health services, outdoor learning providers, cultural and environmental groups, and a wide range of local volunteers.
At the heart of the Ardnamurchan 2–18 Campus is a commitment to nurturing confident, resilient and successful learners within a supportive and inclusive environment. We value the contribution of every child and family and work together to ensure that all our young people thrive and achieve their full potential.
