and 7A to the St Enoch Centre / Cambuslang, and the 14 McGill 'Ruglen Rambler' service to Rutherglen town centre / Fernhill). Burnside railway station, as part of the Cathcart Circle Lines, is served by half-hourly, seven-day services between Newton and Glasgow Central via Mount Florida or Langside. In education, the area is served by ACE Place Nursery and Out of School Care, Oakwood House Nursery, Burnside Primary School, Loch Primary School, St Anthony’s Primary School, (both Springhall), St Marks Primary School (Blairbeth), Calderwood Primary School, Stonelaw High School (both near Eastfield) and Fernhill School (Fernhill). The primary schools were rebuilt in the early 21st century. Some of the newest housing in the area, on Greystone Avenue, was previously the site of a special school. Scouts Burnside is home to two Scout Groups: the 185th (Glasgow Rutherglen, established 1929) are based in Burnside Church Halls on Church Avenue. The 113th (Glasgow Burnside, established 1909) are based in a dedicated Scout Hall on Crawfurd Road. Sports There is one tennis club in the area; for many years there had been two, but Burnside LTC - based adjacent to the parish church - closed down in the 2010s after nearly a century of operation and its courts fell into disuse, being taken over and refurbished by their former rival, Rutherglen LTC, based on Viewpark Drive. Founded in 1922, Rutherglen was awarded as the best club in the country by Tennis Scotland for both 2016 and 2017, the latter success attributed to the work on the Burnside courts. In 2020, they announced plans to rebuild the clubhouse at their Viewpark site and to restore the derelict courts at nearby Overtoun Park; the latter proposal stalled in 2022 due to a funding issue. On the eastern periphery of Burnside, Stonelaw High School has a 'Community Wing' with sports facilities and hall as well as an AstroTurf football pitch, installed adjacent to the school's new buildings a year before the move was completed in 1998 - this land was previously the recreation grounds for the James Templeton & Co textile company in Glasgow, and the bowling club bearing the Templeton name at that location continues on its own. Burnside Bowling Club (1909) is located next to the old Burnside tennis courts and there are other bowling clubs on the border with central Rutherglen (on Stonelaw Road and in Overtoun Park). Burnside also borders Cambuslang Rugby