School Information

Senior Leadership Team

  • Head Teacher: Mr D Rose
  • Depute Head Teachers: Mrs A Brownlie, Mr G Johnston, Mrs A Mossie and Mrs C Wallace
House
Depute Head Teacher
Principal Teacher of Pupil Support
Burns
  • Mr Johnston
  • Burns 1 – Mr Colville
  • Burns 2 – Mr Cartner
Fleming
  • Mrs Mossie
  • Fleming 1 – Mr Cowan
  • Fleming 2 – Mrs Simpson
Orr
  • Mrs Wallace
  • Orr 1 – Miss Bowie
  • Orr 2 – Mrs Snodgrass
Wallace
  • Mrs Brownlie (Child Protection Coordinator)
  • Wallace 1 – Mrs Dalgleish (Depute Child Protection Coordinator)
  • Wallace 2 – Miss Sharpe

Child Protection and Safeguarding

At Kilmarnock Academy, the safety, wellbeing and protection of every pupil is our highest priority. We are committed to providing a safe, nurturing and supportive environment where all young people feel valued, respected, and able to achieve their full potential.

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. We work closely with children, families, staff and partner agencies to promote wellbeing and ensure that any concerns about a child’s safety or welfare are responded to promptly and appropriately.

Our school has a designated Child Protection Coordinator (CPC) and Depute Child Protection Coordinator (DCPC) who lead and coordinate child protection and safeguarding arrangements.

We encourage all pupils to speak to a trusted adult if they are worried about themselves or someone else. We also work to ensure that pupils know who they can turn to for help and support within the school community.

If parents, carers or visitors have any concerns about the safety or wellbeing of a child, they are encouraged to contact the school as soon as possible. All concerns are taken seriously and managed in line with local and national child protection guidance.

Together, we are committed to creating a safe, caring, and inclusive environment where every child feels protected, supported, and able to thrive.

Child Protection Contacts

Child Protection Coordinator (CPC): Mrs A Brownlie (Depute Head Teacher)
Depute Child Protection Coordinator (DCPC): Mrs K Dalgleish (Principal Teacher of Pupil Support)
School Telephone: 01563 558500
School Email: eakilmarnock.ac@eastayrshire.org.uk

Kilmarnock Academy’s Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy

Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy October 2026

The School Day

S1-3 

Monday – Tuesday

Wednesday – Friday

  Start End   Start End
Wellbeing 08:40am 08:50am Wellbeing 08:40am 08:50am
Period 1 08:50am 09:40am Period 1 08:50am 09:40am
Period 2 09:40am 10:30am Period 2 09:40am 10:30am
S1-3 Break 10:30am 10:45am S1-3 Break 10:30am 10:45am
Period 3 10:45am 11:35am Period 3 10:45am 11:35am
Period 4 11:35am 12:25pm Period 4 11:35am 12:25pm
Period 5 12:25pm 1:15pm Period 5 12:25pm 1:15pm
Lunch 1:15pm 1:55pm Lunch 1:15pm 1:55pm
Period 6 1:55pm 2:45pm Period 6 1:55pm 2:45pm
Period 7 2:45pm 3:35pm

 

S4-6 

Monday – Tuesday

Wednesday – Friday

  Start End   Start End
Wellbeing 08:40am 08:50am Wellbeing 08:40am 08:50am
Period 1 08:50am 09:40am Period 1 08:50am 09:40am
Period 2 09:40am 10:30am Period 2 09:40am 10:30am
Period 3 10:30am 11:20am Period 3 10:30am 11:20am
S4-6 Break 11:20am 11:35am S4-6 Break 11:20am 11:35am
Period 4 11:35am 12:25pm Period 4 11:35am 12:25pm
Period 5 12:25pm 1:15pm Period 5 12:25pm 1:15pm
Lunch 1:15pm 1:55pm Lunch 1:15pm 1:55pm
Period 6 1:55pm 2:45pm Period 6 1:55pm 2:45pm
Period 7 2:45pm 3:35pm

School Uniform

There are a number of reasons why it is important for pupils to wear school uniform.

  • Security – intruders are easily identified.
  • Safety – tracksuit materials are flammable and trainers do not protect feet in practical classes.
  • Appearance – uniform presents a smart image for pupils and the school as a whole.
  • Cost – this is the cheapest way to outfit a pupil for school.
  • Confidence – pupils need not worry that they have the most fashionable clothing, or a large number of clothes.
  • Bullying – pupils will not be picked on or abused because of their clothing.

For the reasons listed above we place great emphasis on the wearing of uniform and we welcome your support.

Uniform

Not acceptable

White Shirt & Tie Black shirt or a polo shirt/ T-shirt
Plain Black Jumper/ cardigan Hoodies/ sweatshirts/ other colours
Black school trousers / Skirt Black jeans/ leggings/ jeggings/ joggers/ mini skirts
Black school shoes Any other colour or trainers
Blazer black with school badge (S4,5 and 6). Prefects will wear a braided blazer with school badge.

 

Canteen Information

Information on pricing and menus can be found here.

 

Child Friendly Complaints

 

 

 

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