Southesk Primary is situated at the southern end of Montrose, close to the docks on the River Southesk.

The two storey school was built in 1891 and refurbished in 1984.

Each class room is carpeted and has a sink with hot and cold water. There are four classrooms downstairs, one of which is used as the Nursery, and five upstairs. The library is housed in a classroom upstairs and it also serves as the computing base. The School Office is situated downstairs while both the Head Teacher's Office and the Deputy Head Teacher's Office are upstairs.

More details of any of these activities can be obtained by contacting the school directly. Members of staff aim to provide pupils with a variety of experiences outside normal school class time. Some

of these clubs only run for part of the school year.

Badminton - once a week, after school, at Montrose Sports Centre for P5, P6 and P7 pupils from the Montrose cluster primary schools.

Choir - once a week, at lunchtime, in the school gym, for P4 to P7 pupils.

Computer Club - after school, in the library/computer suite, on Tuesdays for P6 pupils and Thursdays for P7 pupils.

Guitar Club - once a week, at lunchtime, in the P4/5 classroom for pupils from P4 to P7.

Football Practice - once a week, after school, in school grounds (weather permitting) or the school gym, for P4 to P7 pupils.

Scottish Country Dancing - once a week, after school, in the school gym, for P4 to P7 pupils.

Running and Fitness Training - once a week, after school, outside when weather and daylight permit, for P6 and P7 pupils.

Modern Dance - once a week, after school, in the gym for P6 and P7 pupils.

Angus Schools Orchestras - once a week, for pupils receiving instrumental tuition in school, finishes with an annual concerts for the Wind Band, Junior String Orchestra, Intermediate String Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra.