Baldernock Primary School built in 1873 is a small non-denominational, co-educational school situated in the heart of the countryside.
The school has a working capacity for 69 children.  The school roll for this session 2005-2006 is 40 pupils.
Most of the children on the school roll come from Balmore and surrounding areas.  The children are brought in private cars or in mini bus or coach.

School Aims

 In Baldernock Primary School

we, the pupils, aim to:

• Always try to work hard to achieve the best we can.

• Treat everyone with respect.

• Be helpful and polite to children, staff and visitors.

• Tell an adult if anything is worrying us.

In Baldernock Primary School

we aim to:

• Provide a quality learning environment which promotes successful learners, confident individuals, responsible citizens and effective contributors.

• Ensure breadth and balance across the curriculum, meeting the needs of all pupils.

• Ensure everyone achieves their goals and maintains a high standard of attainment.

• Foster an ethos of openness, trust and mutual respect which values effort and celebrates success.

• Build effective partnerships with parents and the wider community.

• Promote an understanding of and respect for others irrespective of religious, ethnic and cultural background.