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South Lanarkshire

St Andrew's and St Bride's High School

A roman catholic secondary school in East Kilbride, run by South Lanarkshire. Below: what the school is, the term dates it runs to, and the council rules that decide how you get a place.

The school

Council
South Lanarkshire
Area
East Kilbride
Postcode
G74 1NL
Type
Roman Catholic
Seed code
8520038

A denominational school within the state system — funded and run by the council exactly like any other, with a Catholic ethos and religious education. Baptism is not a condition of entry, but where a school is oversubscribed some councils give weight to it in a placing request.

St Andrew's and St Bride's High School’s own website

Term dates at St Andrew's and St Bride's High School

St Andrew's and St Bride's High School runs to South Lanarkshire’s school calendar — every school in the council shares it, so the dates below are this school’s dates. The 2026/27 dates are the council's own published calendar.

Term starts

13 August 2026

October break

12 October 2026 – 16 October 2026

Christmas holidays

23 December 2026 – 5 January 2027

Spring break

5 April 2027 – 16 April 2027

Full South Lanarkshire holiday calendar

Getting a place, and what it costs

Is this your catchment school?

Catchment is decided by your home address, not by preference. South Lanarkshire’s own school-finder is the authoritative answer.

Check your catchment

If it is not

You make a placing request. South Lanarkshire’s deadline is 15 March.

South Lanarkshire placing requests

School clothing grant

South Lanarkshire pays £170 a year for a secondary pupil (£150 at primary) to eligible families.

How the grant works

Other secondaries in South Lanarkshire

School details from the Scottish Government — School contact details (31 January 2026 list), the 31 January 2026 edition, read 2026-09-14. Schools are identified by seed code, so a renamed school keeps its record.

This page carries no attainment figures, inspection grades or roll. The list behind it records what a school is, not how it performs, and we do not publish a number we cannot source. Education Scotland publishes inspection reports and the school’s own website is the place for its roll and curriculum.