Last week, we had a visit from Dr Adam Talbot, one of the Travel and Tourism lecturers at University of the West of Scotland, who came to speak to our Travel and Tourism class about the prospects of studying Events and Tourism Management at university level.
Thank you, Adam!
Saturday 17 January 2026 from 10am -12pm
We’re inviting prospective students to our next Open Day at Langside Campus. Come along to find out more about courses starting in August, to get advice about student funding, learning support and about life at Glasgow Clyde. Our friendly staff will be on hand throughout the event to answer questions about coming to college.
Save the date: Applications for courses starting in August will open on Wednesday 14 January.
Pupils can register to attend the Open Day here: Open Days | Glasgow Clyde College
Live site tours ✅ Practical workshops ✅ 3D stadium designs ✅ Year 2 of Construction Aware ✅
Our Construction Aware pupils have finished up year 2 of the programme! This included designing stadiums, learning sustainable building practices, meeting employers, and completing college units in 3D Modelling & Sustainability. The future of construction is bright! 💻🏗️ #ConstructionCareers #NetZero
On a drizzly Monday night under the floodlights, our Under-16 Boys’ Football team delivered a gritty performance to secure a 2-1 victory over St Paul’s in the Glasgow RS McColl Cup.
The match started brightly for our side, with two well-taken goals in the first half. Finlay Dougall opened the scoring after some silky build-up play, and Pieters Mayavo doubled the lead before the break with a composed finished following a world-class save from Aaron Fitzpatrick at the other end, giving us a strong 2-0 advantage heading into half-time.
The second half, however, was anything but straightforward. St Paul’s quickly pulled one back and an early red card left us down to ten men, setting up a tense finale. What followed was a masterclass in resilience and defensive organisation. Every player dug deep, and the team showed incredible character to hold firm against relentless pressure.
Special mention goes to Dillan Carroll, who earned Man of the Match honours for two unbelievable last-ditch interventions that kept our lead intact.
This hard-fought win not only secures our place in the next round but also highlights the teamwork, discipline, and sheer willpower that define this group. Well done, boys!
Glasgow Kelvin College offer an early access for pupils in Glasgow schools who wish to apply for courses starting in August 2026.
Please use the link below to access, pupils should fill this in themselves but, as always, any support needed can be given by their pastoral care teacher or SDS advisor.
Application guidance notes for schools
We are delighted to have a new team of S3-S6 SCQF Pupil Ambassadors in place for this session. 4 of our new SCQF Ambassadors went along to a training and networking event at St Paul’s High School, a fellow SCQF Gold school, to hear about some of the great work happening in other SCQF schools and get a chance to speak to other Ambassadors.
We are excited to see what our new team can do to help promote the SCQF framework with our young people, staff and parents/carers this session!
Join Miss Joice in the Art Department for a mindful art workshop on Tuesday 2nd December 5-6pm.
Sign up via QR code or just come along on the night.
Join Mrs McVey & Ms Cook on Thursday 27th November 4-5pm for an iPad workshop to allow you to support your child at home.
Sign up via the QR Code.
Please refer to this presentaion to catch up on what was shared today with all S4, S5+S6.
Fondue, fur blankets and fire pits for our French lot! S3 pupils across our French classes, went on a trip to Brel in Glasgow to try poutine, fondue and s’mores. There was no better weather for huddling under cosy blankets beside cosy fire pits!
Please see DYW Glasgow weekly newsletter attached for lots of brand new opportunities!
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