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The High School of Glasgow glasgow

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The High School of Glasgow, located at 637 Crow Road, is one of the leading educational institutions committed to academic excellence and individual development. With a rich history of success, the school provides a comprehensive curriculum designed around fostering intellectual curiosity while preparing students for future challenges. Our skilled educators utilize innovative teaching approaches to engage students actively in their learning processes while promoting critical thinking skills essential for lifelong success. The High School of Glasgow also prioritizes extracurricular involvement which enhances teamwork skills among peers. To learn more about our programs or arrange a visit, please contact us at 0141 954 9628.

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Alsora .

2 Google Rating

I actually go to the college up the road and I swear. These people doesn't actually give 2 cares if

2/ 5

I actually go to the college up the road and I swear. These people doesn't actually give 2 cares if they hit you with a hockey stick or a violin. They also seem to push on the train and buses with 3-2 bags. I get it's a high school, but as a college student. I haven't been that rough with people around me. Shocking.

Dave Chap

2 Google Rating

They punish students for minor things and ignore anything that’s actually an issue. Most of the st

2/ 5

They punish students for minor things and ignore anything that’s actually an issue. Most of the staff are decent teachers but there are a few terrible teachers and a few great teachers as with all schools.

Daniel Mcgarrie

1 Google Rating

Bad teachers kicking ma pal out for no reason terrible

1/ 5

Bad teachers kicking ma pal out for no reason terrible

Ice age Baby

4 Google Rating

It’s quite nice

4/ 5

It’s quite nice

Jimmy Mcnuven

1 Google Rating

Extremely strict rules run more like a prison than a skl

1/ 5

Extremely strict rules run more like a prison than a skl

Nick Rac

5 Google Rating

LOved everyday i spent at this school. I joined in 4th year so fitting in was incredibly hard around

5/ 5

LOved everyday i spent at this school. I joined in 4th year so fitting in was incredibly hard around the more rich kids around, but you just need to get your head down and youll be fine here. It is a private school so you should expect these sorts of things

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