Built in 1959 to designs by A J Smith, the Stirling County architect, the buildings were described by Gifford as a “large assemblage of flat-roofed dry-dashed boxes” (Gifford & Walker 2002, 490).
The school is built near the west end of a ridge which was occupied by Roman temporary camps in the first and second centuries AD. Archaeological excavations by Falkirk Local History Society and Edinburgh Archaeological Field Society in 2016-7 found a series of camp ditches and ovens.
| YEAR ARRIVED | HEADTEACHER | YEAR LEFT | No. PUPILS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linda Leadbetter | 2008 | ||
| Shelagh Todd | Present |
Sites and Monuments Record
| Easter Carmuirs Primary School Carmuirs Drive | NS 8591 8059 |
Falkirk Local History Society 