The first art exhibition of WDC pupil’s creative work was held in memory of former art teacher Jackie McGoldrick; who taught at Clydebank High for over 18 years.


Her family wanted to celebrate Jackie’s passion for teaching Art, Design & Photography to young people by organising a prestigious art event which showcased 60 pieces of students work selected from WDC’s 5 secondary schools. There were 3 prizes; with the winning entry Frankie receiving a £200 CASS art voucher for him to spend on art materials.


The opening event on the 31st October was well attended by pupil’s family and friends in the fashionable gallery space Alchemy in Byres Rd, it is hoped this will become an annual event in October.


Well done to all pupils and staff involved to make this event such a success.


There is still time to pop along and view our amazing pupils work.  All submitted artwork will be on display until 14 November, 2024.


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School will close Friday 8th November at 3pm and will re-open Tuesday 12th November at 8.50am for a teacher inset day.


School inset days are specific days set aside for teachers’ professional development rather than regular classes. "Inset" stands for In-Service Training, and these days give teachers and staff time to engage in training sessions, plan curricula, discuss school strategies, and undertake other professional activities aimed at improving teaching quality.

Our senior prelims will commence on Thursday 5 December 2024. 


S4 Pupils

National 5 History, Woodwork, English and Maths –  Students will be extracted for these assessments to give a real time experience of an exam diet.  All other S4 assessments should take place during timetabled class time.


S5 / S6 Pupils

A traditional prelim diet with N5, Higher and Advanced Higher included.  Private study will be offered – students typically take study leave via a note from a parent/carer.

Unlock your potential with our Supportive Study Sessions, available both during lunch and after school! These sessions provide a structured, distraction-free environment where pupils can focus on their studies with the guidance of experienced staff and peer mentors. Whether you need extra help with specific subjects, want to stay ahead in coursework, or simply need a quiet place to concentrate, these sessions are perfect for you. 


Supprted Study Timetable


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Contact Detail

Clydebank High School

Janetta Street

Clydebank

G81 3EJ


Tel:0141 5333000

Email: School Office

X: @clydebankhigh

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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!


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Pupils from S3 and S4 took part in WDC Qualifier for the Enterprising Maths in Scotland competition on Thursday.


Well done to both teams who competed in the WDC qualifier for the Enterprising Maths in Scotland competition yesterday.


Both teams performed very well, with Ethan P, Ethan K, Archie and Libby’s team winning the competition. 


They will now represent WDC in the National competition at the Science centre on the 5th November.


Good Luck!

We are delighted to announce that one of our former pupils has been awarded the George D. Gray Award.  The General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTC Scotland) has awarded the George D Gray CBE MA Award to University of Strathclyde graduate Sophie Wilson. 


The George D Gray Award recognises the most distinguished assignment by an initial teacher education (ITE) student completing a Primary teacher education programme in Scotland. 


We are incredibly proud of this accomplishment and excited to see how their career continues to inspire the next generation of learners.


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Senior pupils from the Childcare class planned and organised a delightful Halloween party for children from Kilbowie nursery and primary school! The event, held in the high school’s gym hall, was filled with fun, age-appropriate activities that brought smiles and laughter to the young attendees. 


Our young people acted as hosts and supervisors, showing patience and creativity while guiding the children through each activity. The highlight for many children dunking for appled and decorating the cup cakes.  Well done to all the pupils involved—you made this Halloween one to remember!

Congratulations to our weekly Merit Champions.


S1: Mia Butler, 1C1, 17

S2- John McKenzie 2C1 

& Molly Priest 2B2, 17

S3-  Kaylah Clark, 3C1, 15


Pupils have shown they can follow our school values, Trust, Respect, Commitment, Resilience and Confidence.


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Well Done!

Our S5 pupils had an unforgettable experience during their History trip to London. The itinerary included visits to iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, immersive museum tours, and exciting excursions to Camden Market and Oxford Street for some local culture and shopping. A highlight of the trip was attending a breathtaking performance of The Lion King at the theatre, followed by a fun-filled game of bowling to round off the adventure. The trip offered a perfect blend of education, culture, and entertainment, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it!

Our school's Virtual Study Hub resource is an online platform designed to support young peoples’ learning needs in a flexible, accessible environment. It offers a wide range of tools and materials, including study skills, study support, and links to virtual resources.




Apeak to a staff member for Glow details.

Senior Football Sponsorship

The Address Hotel in Glasgow has generously contributed a fantastic donation to sponsor the school's senior football team. This sponsorship has helped provide essential equipment, kits, and support for the team throughout the season. The school's football coaches have expressed their gratitude for the hotel's commitment to supporting school sports. Their sponsorship has made a significant impact, enabling our young people to participate in competitions and events that enhance their development and team spirit.


The Address Hotel Website


Our Senior Teams next game will take place on Wednesday 13th November Vs Bishopbriggs 

On Friday 4th October pupils from Clydebank High School took part in the annual Cross Country Championship at Balloch Country Park.  We took a terrific team of athletes to compete in the hopes of winning some medals – and the runners didn’t disappoint!


Bronze Medal 

Hayden Bell S3 

Katie Gordon S5 


Silver Medals

Lewis Richards S3 

Kristie Nicol S5 


Gold Medals

Blair Kapusciak S3 

Emma Fox S4 

Emma Drummond S2 

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.

Our S4 History pupils had a thought-provoking visit to Glasgow's Merchant City, where they explored streets and buildings that reflect the city's historical ties to the Atlantic Slave Trade. Many of these structures were financed by the wealth accumulated by the Tobacco Lords, who made their fortunes during the Atlantic Slave Trade. 


A powerful learning experience, highlighting how Glasgow’s past wealth was tied to this dark chapter in history!

Support our school's Barista Café, proudly run by our Prince's Trust and NPA Business pupils! This student-led venture offers more than just delicious coffee.  It’s a hands-on opportunity for our aspiring entrepreneurs to learn about running a business, from customer service to managing stock and handling finances. Every purchase helps our business pupils gain real-world experience and put their skills into practice, all while serving up your favorite treats. By stopping by, you’re not only enjoying great products but also supporting the future business leaders in our school.