Dornoch Academy

Dornoch Academy
Dornoch Academy
Dornoch Academy crest.jpg
Motto Le Ionracas 's Dìchioll (With Integrity and Industry)
Established 1913
Type Secondary
Rector John Harvey Garvie
Depute Rector Lyn Gordon
Location Evelix Road
Dornoch
Sutherland
IV25 3HR
Council area Highland
Country Scotland
Students 290
Houses Mackay, Sutherland
Colours Blue & Red
Scottish schools online Dornoch Academy
Website dornochacademy.org

Coordinates: 57°52′58″N 4°02′43″W / 57.8827°N 4.0454°W / 57.8827; -4.0454


Dornoch Academy is a high school situated in the small town of Dornoch in Sutherland in the north of Scotland.

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Arms

The Arms were granted by the Lord Lion. It features the horseshoe, the bible and stars of the Royal Burgh of Dornoch in the County of Sutherland; the book and mitre trace back to the 6th century foundation of St Finnbarr and subsequent cathedral school; the Gaelic motto is "Le Ionracas ’s Dìchioll" (with integrity and industry).[1]

Current publications in full color feature more blue in the arms than older single or two tone printings.[2]

Houses

For both sporting and non-sporting competition purposes, as well as to facilitate the guidance system, students at Dornoch Academy are divided into two Houses: Mackay (Red) and Sutherland (Blue).[3]

References

  1. ^ Dornoch Academy Prospectus Session 2011/12 page 5
  2. ^ Dornoch Academy Prospectus Session 2011/12 cover
  3. ^ Dornoch Academy Prospectus Session 2011/12 page 17

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