Names of the winners of awards for the session 1999/2000 held on Thursday, 15th June 2000. This document is in pdf format.
2000s
The final photograph of the 6th year – session 2000/2001
Back row: George Henry, Brian Doherty, Gary Bisland, Craig White, Gordon Munn, David McMenamy, Jim Thompson, Scott MacDonald.
3rd row: Gillian Allan, Graham Yule, Gary Brownlow, Robert Jennings, David Maxwell, Stuart Abbott, Chris Smith, Andrew McSwan.
2nd row: Gordon Mackay, Joanne Shields, Susan McBride, Leasa Brewster, Elaine Cowan, Laura Dickson, Jennifer Cooper, Claire Crawford, Peter Irwin.
Front row: Calum MacKichan, Kimberly Hynes, James Dempster.
CHS newsletter – May 2001
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – March 2001
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – January 2001
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – December 2000
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – November 2000
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – October 2000
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – June 2000
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
CHS newsletter – March 2000
Newsletters are a vital way to keep in touch with the parents of pupils at any school, but for the historian, they give an insight into the activities at the school at that particular time of history. The document is in pdf format.
Headteacher 2000-2015 – Mr S Young
Mr Young joined CHS in August 1997 as Depute Rector, replacing Mr J McGhie. With the departure of Mr O’Brien in December 1999, he was promoted to lead the school through many changes. These included two of the biggest challenges a school community could face: amalgamation and change of premises.
The amalgamation of Braidfield High School with CHS took the school roll to almost 1,500 pupils. The construction of a new Clydebank High has resulted in a modern school building which is “fit for the 21st century”.
Mr Young retired from teaching in 2015. You can read about this in the Clydebank Post by clicking here.“