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Bannerman High School
Secondary · Ages 11–18 · Council school
119 Glasgow Road, GLASGOW G69 7NS · bannermanhigh.glasgow.sch.uk · 0141 582 0020
Overview
- Leavers, 2024/25
- 93%
- in a positive destination · virtual comparator 96%, Scotland 96%
- Pupils
- 1,183
- September 2025 census
- Local authority
- Glasgow City
- Departments
- Secondary
- Denomination
- Non-denominational
- Medium of education
- English medium
- Special unit
- Has an integrated special unit
- Teachers
- 94.4
- Full-time equivalent
- Pupils per teacher
- 12.5
- Additional support needs
- 538 pupils (45%)
- English as an additional language
- 90 pupils (8%)
- Free school meals, P6 and older
- 24.1% (285 pupils)
- Most deprived areas
- 34%
- Most deprived fifth (SIMD)
From the Scottish Government’s school contact details, school level summary statistics and School Roll and Locations, and its leaver results (data.gov.scot).
Results
93% of the pupils who left Bannerman High School in 2024/25 were in a positive destination (higher or further education, training, employment, voluntary work or an activity agreement), against 96% for its virtual comparator, a matched group of similar pupils from other schools and 96% across Scotland.
64% left with literacy and numeracy at SCQF level 5 or better (virtual comparator 72%).
Scotland’s own measures, not GCSE or A level results, and never set beside England’s. The virtual comparator is not a school.
Middle 60% attainment for all (tariff points)
| 2024/25 · 208 leavers | Trend | School | Scotland | Comparator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attainment for all (tariff points) | ||||
| ●130 | 132 | 162 | ||
| ●901 | 874 | 788 | ||
| ▲2,090 | 1,965 | 1,861 | ||
| Literacy and numeracy | ||||
| ●89% | 89% | 91% | ||
| ●93% | 93% | 95% | ||
| ●92% | 91% | 93% | ||
| ▼64% | 70% | 72% | ||
| ▼75% | 82% | 85% | ||
| ▼70% | 73% | 74% | ||
| Where leavers went | ||||
| ▼93% | 96% | 96% | ||
Inspection
Education Scotland’s latest graded inspection on file (inspection, report published 19 May 2015) graded it 1 to 6 on each quality indicator: Improvements in performance 5 (very good); Learners’ experiences 4 (good); Meeting learning needs 4 (good); The curriculum 4 (good); Improvement through self-evaluation 4 (good).
- Report published
- 19 May 2015
- Inspection · Education Scotland
Quality indicators
| Improvements in performance | 5 · Very good |
|---|---|
| Learners’ experiences | 4 · Good |
| Meeting learning needs | 4 · Good |
| The curriculum | 4 · Good |
| Improvement through self-evaluation | 4 · Good |