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Inspected Nov 2018
Admission figures: 2026-27
Placing requests by Mon 15 Mar 2027 · offers Fri 30 Apr 2027in 125 days
Statutory dates set in law (apply to all state schools in Scotland). How to apply via mygov.scot →
Priority order when there are more applications than places, 2026-27 (S1):
If two applications tie: In both Stages 1 and 2, within each of the priorities listed, places at denominational schools will be offered first to pupils baptised in that denomination and/or those pupils who share that denomination's religious ethos. Places at all schools will be offered by reference to the distance between their normal place of residence and the school with the shortest distance being offered places first. Stage 3: where places have been offered to all pupils to whom the above priorities apply and there remain places at the school but the number of catchment area pupils or the number of placing requests exceeds the number of places, the remaining places will be offered after a ballot of all remaining catchment area pupils or remaining pupils in respect of whom a placing request has been made.
Postcodes for each address in Fife are associated to a denominational and a non-denominational primary and secondary school; at entry to primary or secondary parents may choose either. The priorities policy is applied whether a school is oversubscribed by catchment pupils or by placing requests. Where catchment pupils cannot be placed after the priorities are applied, Fife Council offers a place at an alternative school. A pupil attending a primary school by placing request needs a further placing request to attend the non-catchment secondary.
Published by the admission authority. A criterion sets the order places are offered in and never guarantees a place.
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Priority order when there are more applications than places, 2026-27 (S1):
If two applications tie: In both Stages 1 and 2, within each of the priorities listed, places at denominational schools will be offered first to pupils baptised in that denomination and/or those pupils who share that denomination's religious ethos. Places at all schools will be offered by reference to the distance between their normal place of residence and the school with the shortest distance being offered places first. Stage 3: where places have been offered to all pupils to whom the above priorities apply and there remain places at the school but the number of catchment area pupils or the number of placing requests exceeds the number of places, the remaining places will be offered after a ballot of all remaining catchment area pupils or remaining pupils in respect of whom a placing request has been made.
Postcodes for each address in Fife are associated to a denominational and a non-denominational primary and secondary school; at entry to primary or secondary parents may choose either. The priorities policy is applied whether a school is oversubscribed by catchment pupils or by placing requests. Where catchment pupils cannot be placed after the priorities are applied, Fife Council offers a place at an alternative school. A pupil attending a primary school by placing request needs a further placing request to attend the non-catchment secondary.
Published by the admission authority. A criterion sets the order places are offered in and never guarantees a place.
Education Scotland judged Caledonia High School's quality indicator as Good (4 of 6) at its inspection in November 2018, on Education Scotland's own scale.
Caledonia High School has 1,607 pupils on roll.
Caledonia High School is located in DUNFERMLINE, KY11 2YW, Fife.
In Scotland you enrol your child at the catchment school for your home address, and each council sets its own enrolment dates. If Caledonia High School is not your catchment school, you can make a placing request to Fife 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.
When Caledonia High School has more applications than places for 2026-27, they are offered in a published order of priority: 1. Stage 1: resident in the catchment area — Places will be offered to pupils residing within the catchment area of the school. Where there are more such pupils than there are places, places will be offered in the order set out in the priority list below; 2. Stage 2: placing requests — Where, after all pupils residing within the catchment area have been offered places, there are places at the school (or stage of school), places will be offered to pupils in respect of whom a placing request has been made. Where there are more pupils in respect of whom a placing request has been made than there are places, places will be offered in the order set out in the priority list below. Tie-break: In both Stages 1 and 2, within each of the priorities listed, places at denominational schools will be offered first to pupils baptised in that denomination and/or those pupils who share that denomination's religious ethos. Places at all schools will be offered by reference to the distance between their normal place of residence and the school with the shortest distance being offered places first. Stage 3: where places have been offered to all pupils to whom the above priorities apply and there remain places at the school but the number of catchment area pupils or the number of placing requests exceeds the number of places, the remaining places will be offered after a ballot of all remaining catchment area pupils or remaining pupils in respect of whom a placing request has been made.
According to the Scottish Government Pupil Census 2025-26, 89.7% of pupils at Caledonia High School are recorded as White British. The full ethnic breakdown across all groups is available on the Pupils tab.
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