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Revision as of 14:23, 25 December 2007 by 78.148.50.193 (talk) (→Awards and recognition)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Mearns Castle High School is a secondary school in Newton Mearns, a suburb of Glasgow, Scotland. Built in 1978 pupils from Mearns Primary, Eaglesham Primary, Kirkhill Primary and Calderwood Lodge are all part of the schools catchment area. The school is situated on Waterfoot Road. Newton Mearns is an affluent commuter suburb, and consequently the school achieves consistently high marks in school performance tables.
The Head Teacher is Mr Dean Smith.
The school has recently received a new extension. The extension of the school is part of a Public Private Partnership Project with builders HBG. Mearns Castle is situated next to Maxwell Mearns Church which hosts the numerous services for all yeargroups throughout the year. It is also positioned next to Mearns Castle, hence the name, "Mearns Castle High School"
THE TEACHERS AT MEARNS CASTLE ARE RACIST.THEY TREAT MINORITIES LIKE ASIANS UNFAIRLY COMARED TO JEWS.
Awards and recognition
The school was one of three finalists in the Most Enterprising Secondary as part of the Scottish Education Awards 2007, which aim to celebrate successes and recognise achievements in Scottish education.
Sky Rock, a Young Enterprise company at the school, raised funds, obtained raw materials, attended jewelry workshops and created prototypes of its goal of producing 'sky high fashion at rock bottom prices'. The group was also a finalist in the Royal Bank of Scotland Young Enterprise Scotland Awards 2006.
Notable alumni
- Moray West of Angelis, a classical group formed by Simon Cowell.
References
- Scottish Education Awards 2007. Accessed July 4, 2007.
- Mearns Castle High School – Sky Rock, determined to succeed. Accessed July 4, 2007.
- Tait Gordon. "The X Factor", Daily Mail, November 14, 2006. Accessed October 20, 2007.
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