Falkirk Burgh covers the area of the town centre, Grahamston and Bainsford. The landward area of the parish includes Camelon, Bonnybridge and Laurieston, as well as a small area to the south of the town. The open moorland in this southern area provided a fair separation from neighbouring school boards as Slamannan and Polmont. However, there were issues over the attendance of scholars across borders and to the west Denny proved to be a major problem with many of its pupils attending schools in Bonnybridge. Further west Castlecary School was supplied by the Cumbernauld School Board.
- Antonine Primary School
- Auchengean School
- Bonnybridge Parochial School
- Bonnybridge Public School (Primary School)
- Broomhill School
- Camelon Subscription School
- Camelon Public School
- Carmuirs School
- Craigburn School
- Easter Carmuirs Primary School
- Glen Village School
- Glenfair Nursery School, Camelon
- Glenside School
- Greenhill School
- Hallglen Primary School
- LAURIESTON SCHOOLS (Calstock; Laurieston Primary; Oakland; Laurieston Zetland)
- Rossvail School – Day Centre
- St Joseph’s RC School, Bonnybridge
Bibliography
| Gifford, J. & Walker, F.A. | 2002 | The Buildings of Scotland: Stirling and Central Scotland |
| Lumsden, J.G. | 1901 | Camelon Ancient and Modern. |
| Pigot and Co’s | 1837 | National Commercial Directory of Scotland… |
| Waugh, J. | 1981 | The Vale of Bonny. |
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