Rebecca, a senior pupil, has achieved remarkable success by being awarded the highly competitive Cameron McKenna (CMS) Law Scholarship, offered by one of the world’s leading international law firms.
She impressed judges with her essay on “Which law would you change and why?” and excelled during a challenging assessment day, which included negotiation exercises, analysing complex fact files, and debating contract terms.
Rebecca then faced a 30-minute interview with practising lawyers, discussing her passion for law and the qualities that make a great lawyer. She emerged as one of only two successful candidates out of a nationwide pool.
The scholarship provides Rebecca with £3,000 per year, a personal mentor, guaranteed paid work experience in her second university year, annual training visits to CMS offices, and fast-track access to the firm’s graduate programmes.
Rebecca plans to study Law at a top Scottish university before completing her diploma and two years of legal training. She said she is “thrilled and grateful for this incredible opportunity” and looks forward to developing her skills further in preparation for a career in law.
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On Tuesday 7th October, the young people in our Music Business class successfully organised the Beatson Cancer Charity Concert, delighting family, friends, and the wider school community. The event featured performances from pupils and a set from Sam Baird, creating a fun and relaxed evening for all who attended.
Special recognition went to Mr Kerr and the music department staff, whose guidance and encouragement were instrumental in making the concert a success. Thanks were also extended to Mr Hunter, who helped Sam connect with staff at the Beatson Cancer Centre and attended the event to support the young people.
The concert included performances from our senior cast in this year’s School Show, as well as interactive activities such as a raffle, guess the number of sweets in the jar, and guess the name of the teddy. Tickets were free, and while donations to the Beatson Cancer Charity were optional, the generosity of attendees helped raise approximately £440 for this vital cause.
The Beatson Cancer Centre remains a cause close to the hearts of our students and community, and last night’s concert highlighted how young people can make a meaningful impact. Congratulations to everyone involved.
S2 Computing Science pupils recently visited the Kings Trust in Glasgow to take part in the thrilling Code and Create Challenge. The day began with an introduction to coding, where pupils got hands-on experience learning the basics of programming and building their own algorithms.
After being treated to a delicious Domino’s lunch, the real challenge began. Pupils were split into teams and tasked with designing and implementing their very own app. The room buzzed with creativity as ideas came to life, from concept sketches to working prototypes.
By the end of the day, pupils had not only strengthened their programming knowledge but also developed vital teamwork, problem-solving, and presentation skills, all essential for a future in the ever growing world of technology. View the gallery here.
We are pleased to invite all parents and guardians to our upcoming Parents’ Evening on Thursday, 9th October, starting from 4:00pm onwards.
This is a valuable opportunity to meet with your child’s teachers, discuss their progress, and address any questions or concerns you may have. We encourage all parents to attend and engage in these important conversations to support your child’s learning and development. We look forward to welcoming you on the evening.
We are excited to introduce our newly appointed Head Captains, Andrew and Rebecca who will be supported by our Depute Senior Captains Carys, Kristie, Leah, Ruaraidh, Zara and Zavier.
Together, this team will work tirelessly to foster a positive school environment, support their peers, and contribute to the growth and development of our school culture. They will lead by example, championing various initiatives and fostering a supportive and engaging environment for all.
We look forward to seeing the incredible impact they will make this year!
The Ada Scotland Festival champions gender balance in tech and computing, providing inspiration for our young people and to build a stronger, fairer, more diverse work force of the future.
An innovative and representative workforce will develop systems for all genders as end users. In Scotland, building a diverse talent pipeline is critical as female learners are underrepresented in Computing Science education at all levels* – it’s time to shift the dial. Check out the full timetable here.
Discover a wide range of exciting clubs at our school, where there's something for everyone! Whether you're passionate about sports, the arts, technology, or just want to explore new hobbies, we've got you covered.
Join the Basketball club and be part of a team, dive into coding at the computing club, or unleash your creativity in art and craft sessions. Our clubs offer the perfect chance to make new friends, develop skills, and pursue what you love. Don’t miss out—get involved and make your school experience even more unforgettable!
Download timetable here.
We are pleased to announce that Clydebank High School has been awarded the UNICEF Bronze: Rights Committed Award.
A Rights Respecting School is a community where children’s rights are learned, taught, practiced, respected, protected and promoted.
At Clydebank High School we aim to have the children’s rights at the heart of our ethos and culture, to improve well-being and to develop every child’s talents and abilities to reach their full potential. We have successfully achieved the Bronze Award: Rights Committed, we are now working towards achieving Silver: Rights Aware.
If you wish to find out more information about the award, visit the website here.
The Parent Council helps to create an environment where all parents know that their views matter, and where they feel confident and comfortable putting them forward. They work on behalf of all parents to discuss educational matters that are of importance to all. They do not get involved in individual matters relating to children or staff in the school.
Please contact the school if you are interest in joining!
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The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) has announced that exam diet for National Qualifications will start Wednesday 22nd April 2026 and will finish Monday 1st June 2026.
They have also stated that Results Day will be Tuesday 4th August 2026.
All pupils doing their National 5's, Higher and Advanced Higher qualifications have Study Leave starting
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