Originally at Carrick Street.
Founded 1848, possibly before this date.
Certified 13th October 1855 as a mixed school, re-certified 14th December 1876 for 50 girls.
Re-certified for 55 Girls on removal to Belmont Avenue,14th January 1899 and 19th June 1903 for 60 girls.
The school closed 11th December 1923.
Described as a homely old building.
STAFF
1866 - Mr Gow.
1867 - Master and matron Mr & Mrs Gow.
1868 - The institution sustained a very serious loss by the death of the superintendent Mr. Gow. His place will not be easily supplied, whether as a most intelligent teacher, or a kindly, able and conscientious superintendent of the children under his charge. No other staff are mentioned.
1869 - Mr Scott, formerly assistant at the York Industrial School and the Kibble Reformatory School; Mrs Gow continues to act as matron.
1872 - Superintendent Mr & Mrs Scott, school teacher and assistant Mr Diamond; workmaster Mr M'Intyre.
1884 - Superintendent Miss Addison; school teacher Miss Jane Moir.
1891 - Superintendent Miss Laing; schoolmistress Miss M. Hendrie.
1893 - Superintendent Miss Laing; schoolmistress Miss A.M. Brown; assistant matron Miss Gloag; laundress Miss Pattison.
1900 - Superintendent Miss Lindsay; teacher Miss H. Davie; sewing mistress Miss S. Brand.
1903 - Superintendent Miss Lindsay; teacher Miss Mary Reid; sewing teacher Miss Elsie Paterson.