Alumni of The Glasgow Academy and Westbourne School for Girls are central to The Academy community. Our External Relations team maintains and develops on-going contact with our former pupils, former parents and staff, to ensure a friendly, active and supportive community for life.
Reunions & Events
The Academical Dinner each November is our major annual gathering and we also organise a number of year-group reunions every term where alumni of The Glasgow Academy and Westbourne School for Girls can get together to catch up and reminisce.
Upcoming Events
Supporting The Academy
Our multi award-winning Saunders Centre for Science and Food Technology is a fantastic addition to our campus. The creation of this first-class facility was made possible with the help and support of the entire Glasgow Academy community. We are hugely grateful to all who support The Academy’s vision and we greatly appreciate every gift, large or small.
Supporting the Academy
From our archives
Watch this space for photographs, memorabilia and stories from our past...
Archives
Glasgow Academy for business
The Academy is a worldwide network of individuals - former pupils, current and former parents - with contacts and experience across a diverse range of business disciplines. Our regular business breakfasts and careers evenings are just two ways in which we are successfully partnering with business people in The Academy community.
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The Glasgow Academy Story
Founded in 1845, The Glasgow Academy first opened its doors the following September and is the oldest continuously independent school in the West of Scotland.
The Glasgow Academy Story
UPDATE YOUR DETAILS
Alumni of The Glasgow Academy and Westbourne School for Girls can now send us their updated contact details using this form.
ALUMNI CONTACT DETAILS
From business breakfasts to Academical dinners, from meeting old friends to playing 'old foes' - to see what former pupils have been up to recently just click the link below...
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The Academy has two current publications - Etcetera and The Chronicle - as well as a wealth of fascinating archive material from the Academy, the Glasgow Academical Club and Westbourne School for Girls. Feel free to browse the links below.
