What did Education Scotland judge Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator to be?

Education Scotland judged Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator as Excellent (6 of 6) at its inspection in February 2019, on Education Scotland's own scale.

How many pupils attend Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?

Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has 812 pupils on roll.

Where is Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School located?

Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is located in GLASGOW, G46 7DD, East Renfrewshire.

How do I apply to Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?

In Scotland you enrol your child at the catchment school for your home address, and each council sets its own enrolment dates. If Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is not your catchment school, you can make a placing request to East Renfrewshire Council to ask for a place there. By law, a placing request for a child starting P1 or S1 that reaches the council by 15 March must be answered by 30 April; check the council's admissions pages for its own dates.

Does Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School have a religious character?

Yes — Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has a religious character of Roman Catholic. Faith criteria may apply to admissions; check the school's oversubscription policy for details.

How are P1 places decided at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?

When Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has more applications than places for 2026-27, they are offered in a published order of priority: 1. 1. Parent resident in the delineated catchment — The parent, with whom the child resides, is resident within the school's delineated catchment area; 2. 2. RC school: resident in catchment and baptised Roman Catholic — In the case of a Roman Catholic school, the parent with whom the child resides is resident within the school's delineated catchment area and the child is a baptised Roman Catholic as evidenced by a baptismal certificate; 3. 3. East Renfrewshire resident with a medical condition met only here — East Renfrewshire residents where the child has a medical condition, supported with evidence from a medical practitioner, and requires facilities or support available only in the requested school, and 4 further criteria. Tie-break: The criteria will be applied in the order shown. If for any category the number of requests exceeds the number of places available, the next succeeding criteria will be used to prioritise these requests and so on until all priority criteria have been exhausted. If, after this process, two or more requests cannot be distinguished as having priority, then a ballot will be held to allocate the places available, organised by a senior education officer.

What is the largest ethnic background at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?

According to the Scottish Government Pupil Census 2025-26, 62.4% of pupils at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School are recorded as White British. The full ethnic breakdown across all groups is available on the Pupils tab.

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How places are decided at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School

When there are more applications than places for 2026-27 (P1), places are offered in this order of priority. Meeting a higher criterion beats meeting a lower one.

11. Parent resident in the delineated catchment — The parent, with whom the child resides, is resident within the school's delineated catchment area.
22. RC school: resident in catchment and baptised Roman Catholic — In the case of a Roman Catholic school, the parent with whom the child resides is resident within the school's delineated catchment area and the child is a baptised Roman Catholic as evidenced by a baptismal certificate.
33. East Renfrewshire resident with a medical condition met only here — East Renfrewshire residents where the child has a medical condition, supported with evidence from a medical practitioner, and requires facilities or support available only in the requested school.
44. East Renfrewshire resident at an associated primary (secondary), longest first — East Renfrewshire residents: when applying for secondary schools, children who attend a primary school associated with the secondary school according to the length of time at the associated primary. This means that pupils who have attended the school for the longest time will have the highest priority.
55. Brother or sister at the school next session — Those cases where a brother or sister attends the school and will continue in this school during the next session.
66. East Renfrewshire single parent/carer family — East Renfrewshire residents: the child is part of a single parent/carer family where it would be advantageous to the care and welfare of the child to attend the requested school. Please provide details with your application.
77. East Renfrewshire residents with no other listed priority — East Renfrewshire residents with no other listed priority.

If two applications tie: The criteria will be applied in the order shown. If for any category the number of requests exceeds the number of places available, the next succeeding criteria will be used to prioritise these requests and so on until all priority criteria have been exhausted. If, after this process, two or more requests cannot be distinguished as having priority, then a ballot will be held to allocate the places available, organised by a senior education officer.

Where catchment applications exceed places, those applications are deemed and processed as placing requests under Appendix 1 with no need to submit a form. A placing request to remain is required if a family moves out of the catchment; it is refused where the year stage is full and already has a redirected child. Calderwood Lodge (the Jewish primary) uses a different set of criteria. The Council checks residence, including visits, and may refer deception to the Procurator Fiscal.

Published by the admission authority. Meeting a criterion never guarantees a place — it sets the order places are offered in. Full detail, other entry points and previous years are on the Admissions tab.

Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School: key facts

What did Education Scotland judge Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator to be?: Education Scotland judged Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator as Excellent (6 of 6) at its inspection in February 2019, on Education Scotland's own scale.
How many pupils attend Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has 812 pupils on roll.
Where is Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School located?: Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is located in GLASGOW, G46 7DD, East Renfrewshire.
How do I apply to Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: In Scotland you enrol your child at the catchment school for your home address, and each council sets its own enrolment dates. If Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is not your catchment school, you can make a placing request to East Renfrewshire Council to ask for a place there. By law, a placing request for a child starting P1 or S1 that reaches the council by 15 March must be answered by 30 April; check the council's admissions pages for its own dates.
Does Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School have a religious character?: Yes — Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has a religious character of Roman Catholic. Faith criteria may apply to admissions; check the school's oversubscription policy for details.
How are P1 places decided at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: When Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has more applications than places for 2026-27, they are offered in a published order of priority: 1. 1. Parent resident in the delineated catchment — The parent, with whom the child resides, is resident within the school's delineated catchment area; 2. 2. RC school: resident in catchment and baptised Roman Catholic — In the case of a Roman Catholic school, the parent with whom the child resides is resident within the school's delineated catchment area and the child is a baptised Roman Catholic as evidenced by a baptismal certificate; 3. 3. East Renfrewshire resident with a medical condition met only here — East Renfrewshire residents where the child has a medical condition, supported with evidence from a medical practitioner, and requires facilities or support available only in the requested school, and 4 further criteria. Tie-break: The criteria will be applied in the order shown. If for any category the number of requests exceeds the number of places available, the next succeeding criteria will be used to prioritise these requests and so on until all priority criteria have been exhausted. If, after this process, two or more requests cannot be distinguished as having priority, then a ballot will be held to allocate the places available, organised by a senior education officer.
What is the largest ethnic background at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: According to the Scottish Government Pupil Census 2025-26, 62.4% of pupils at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School are recorded as White British. The full ethnic breakdown across all groups is available on the Pupils tab.

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How places are decided at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School

When there are more applications than places for 2026-27 (P1), places are offered in this order of priority. Meeting a higher criterion beats meeting a lower one.

11. Parent resident in the delineated catchment — The parent, with whom the child resides, is resident within the school's delineated catchment area.
22. RC school: resident in catchment and baptised Roman Catholic — In the case of a Roman Catholic school, the parent with whom the child resides is resident within the school's delineated catchment area and the child is a baptised Roman Catholic as evidenced by a baptismal certificate.
33. East Renfrewshire resident with a medical condition met only here — East Renfrewshire residents where the child has a medical condition, supported with evidence from a medical practitioner, and requires facilities or support available only in the requested school.
44. East Renfrewshire resident at an associated primary (secondary), longest first — East Renfrewshire residents: when applying for secondary schools, children who attend a primary school associated with the secondary school according to the length of time at the associated primary. This means that pupils who have attended the school for the longest time will have the highest priority.
55. Brother or sister at the school next session — Those cases where a brother or sister attends the school and will continue in this school during the next session.
66. East Renfrewshire single parent/carer family — East Renfrewshire residents: the child is part of a single parent/carer family where it would be advantageous to the care and welfare of the child to attend the requested school. Please provide details with your application.
77. East Renfrewshire residents with no other listed priority — East Renfrewshire residents with no other listed priority.

Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School: key facts

What did Education Scotland judge Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator to be?: Education Scotland judged Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School's quality indicator as Excellent (6 of 6) at its inspection in February 2019, on Education Scotland's own scale.
How many pupils attend Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has 812 pupils on roll.
Where is Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School located?: Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is located in GLASGOW, G46 7DD, East Renfrewshire.
How do I apply to Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: In Scotland you enrol your child at the catchment school for your home address, and each council sets its own enrolment dates. If Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School is not your catchment school, you can make a placing request to East Renfrewshire Council to ask for a place there. By law, a placing request for a child starting P1 or S1 that reaches the council by 15 March must be answered by 30 April; check the council's admissions pages for its own dates.
Does Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School have a religious character?: Yes — Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has a religious character of Roman Catholic. Faith criteria may apply to admissions; check the school's oversubscription policy for details.
How are P1 places decided at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: When Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School has more applications than places for 2026-27, they are offered in a published order of priority: 1. 1. Parent resident in the delineated catchment — The parent, with whom the child resides, is resident within the school's delineated catchment area; 2. 2. RC school: resident in catchment and baptised Roman Catholic — In the case of a Roman Catholic school, the parent with whom the child resides is resident within the school's delineated catchment area and the child is a baptised Roman Catholic as evidenced by a baptismal certificate; 3. 3. East Renfrewshire resident with a medical condition met only here — East Renfrewshire residents where the child has a medical condition, supported with evidence from a medical practitioner, and requires facilities or support available only in the requested school, and 4 further criteria. Tie-break: The criteria will be applied in the order shown. If for any category the number of requests exceeds the number of places available, the next succeeding criteria will be used to prioritise these requests and so on until all priority criteria have been exhausted. If, after this process, two or more requests cannot be distinguished as having priority, then a ballot will be held to allocate the places available, organised by a senior education officer.
What is the largest ethnic background at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School?: According to the Scottish Government Pupil Census 2025-26, 62.4% of pupils at Our Lady Of The Missions Primary School are recorded as White British. The full ethnic breakdown across all groups is available on the Pupils tab.

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