(7-12). The Integrated Schools included Sheen's Hill Elementary, Harfitt Primary, Donald C. Jameson Academy (4-8), and Pearce Regional High School (9-12). The schools of both systems served students from Burin as well as the neighbouring communities of Epworth, Corbin, Mortier, Fox Cove, Frenchman's Cove, and Garnish and Marystown; although Marystown did have two of its own R.C. schools, Sacred Heart Elementary (K-6) and Marystown Central High School (7-12), as well as a Pentecostal School. With the removal of the denominational school system, each of the schools were combined into one system to provide education for the area. Marystown Central High School, Sacred Heart Elementary, Pearce Junior High and Donald C. Jamieson Academy now remain, with Fr. Berney Memorial housing the school board offices. Post secondary institutions include three public trade colleges, College of the North Atlantic, Keyin College and Centrac College. Sports/Recreation Burin athletes compete in a number of disciplines, including softball, soccer, track and field, and tennis. Hockey players and figure skaters can travel to nearby Marystown to compete at the local arena. Recreational facilities include: Softball diamond Soccer pitch (home to the 2-time Provincial Challenge Cup Champions "Burin Eagles") Several scenic walking trails Tennis Courts Outdoor basketball facilities Golden sands beach resort A number of freshwater lakes and ponds frequently used for swimming Scenic boardwalk located on the Atlantic Ocean Burin is also popular with those interested in gaming, camping and with offroad enthusiasts. Notable people Albert Anstey, darts player Kathy Dunderdale, 10th Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador References External links Town of Burin Towns in Newfoundland and Labrador 1718 establishments in the British Empire