All year 10 students will be welcomed back to Ballakermeen High School from tomorrow.
It comes following disruption due to industrial action by members of the NASUWT union.
A contingency plan has now been put in place to ensure break times are supervised which will continue up to at least October half term.
It also means Year 8 and 9 students can attend school more frequently.
All students at St Ninian’s High School will also return to school from tomorrow.
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