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Balhousie St Ronans is one of our newest and most modern homes, an exciting new benchmark in the provision of care for the elderly. Sheryl Cruickshanks Home Manager Dalkeith Road, Dundee, Angus, DD4 6JU View on Google Maps 01382 676 014 Balhousie St Ronans is one of our newest and most modern homes, an exciting benchmark
History. St Ronan's Home is the successor of a Home founded by Lady Jane Ogilvy in 1848 for Rescue Work. It was endowed by Mr J Guthrie Davidson and established in Paton's Lane, Dundee, moving to Dalkeith Road in 1914. The work of the Home came to an end in 1920, ... Clipboard. Export. Inform, inspire and illuminate.
Nursery PM Sessional. £38.00. Flexi-boarding (Per night) £46.00. Weekly Boarding (Mon-Thurs Night) £8,860. Sibling Discount – If there are three or more children from one family in the Pre-Prep or above, there will be a reduction of 20% of basic fees for the third and younger siblings.
Saint Ronan's School is a traditional co-educational Nursery, Pre-Prep and Prep School for children aged 3 to 13, with a distinguished history and an excellent academic record. It is a family school with an informal and happy atmosphere where staff are approachable and mud unremarkable.
Welcome to the website of St Ronan’s National School. I hope that as you browse through this website, you will get a flavour of our most wonderful and unique school. Whenever we have visitors, they always comment on the positive atmosphere here in St Ronan’s. This would not be possible without the hard work and absolute commitment of every ...
Administrative / Biographical History. St Ronan's Home is the successor of a Home founded by Lady Jane Ogilvy in 1848 for Rescue Work. It was endowed by Mr J Guthrie Davidson and established in Paton's Lane, Dundee, moving to Dalkeith Road in 1914. The work of the Home came to an end in 1920, but the Governors were unable to sell the building.
Saint Ronan's History. In January 1883, The Revd. Philip Crick founded the school in Selden Terrace, Worthing. No name had been decided upon and when the sign writer came, as Mr. Crick was reading Saint Ronan’s Well, the name Saint Ronan’s was decided upon. The actual Saint Ronan has rather obscure origins from Ireland, Cornwall & Brittany.
