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Address
131 Crookston Road
Glasgow
Glasgow
G52 3PD
Glasgow
Glasgow
G52 3PD
Tel
01415 820 200
Fax
01415 820 201
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Rosshall Academy
Rosshall Academy, Glasgow is a state school for boys and girls aged from 12 to 18.
Local authority: Glasgow City
Pupils: 1204
Religion: Non-denominational
Linked Schools: Rosshall Visual Impairment Unit
Rosshall Academy has not been reviewed by The Good Schools Guide.
This school has not yet completed our SEN Survey
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