Marr College
Marr College |
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Location |
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Dundonald Road, Troon, South Ayrshire, Scotland KA10 7AB |
Coordinates |
55°32′56″N 4°38′43″W / 55.5489°N 4.6454°W / 55.5489; -4.6454Coordinates: 55°32′56″N 4°38′43″W / 55.5489°N 4.6454°W / 55.5489; -4.6454 |
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Information |
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Type |
Local Authority coeducational secondary |
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Founded |
c. 1935 |
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Educational authority |
South Ayrshire Council |
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Rector |
Elaine McGregor-Sloman |
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Staff |
100 (approx) |
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Age range |
11–18 |
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Pupils |
1233 (approx) |
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Houses |
Darley, Fullarton, Crosby, Welbeck, Portland |
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Feeder schools |
Troon Primary, Dundonald Primary, Muirhead Primary, Struthers Primary, Barassie Primary |
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Marr College is a secondary school in Troon, South Ayrshire.
History
Marr College was funded from the money left to Troon by C. K. Marr. It opened in 1935.
Notable former pupils
- Ronni Ancona, actress[1]
- Tom Brighton, footballer
- Andrew Cotter, sports prestenter[1]
- Gordon Brown, rugby player
- Alan Hutton, footballer
- Donald Jack, writer
- Tom Morton, writer and broadcaster[1]
- Jamie Ness, footballer
- Steve Nicol, footballer
- Michael Russell, politician [2][1]
- Brian Whittle, athlete
- Susannah York, actress[1]
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