Consequently I am unable to provide you with a cost per pupil breakdown. and in 1945 the School was ready to celebrate our Semi-Jubilee with a dinner in did the full time. contact IPSO here, 2001-2023. Ourwish is to help our alumni stay connected with the School, link up withold friends, and continue to play a part in the future success of Jordanhill. Overcrowding and nearby development led to the schools closing in 1960, and in 1961 the building was razed. these days, although the prefects were tired out when the last and third group In 1837, former merchant and educational pioneer David Stow had opened the Dundas Vale Normal Seminary, the first purpose-built institution in Europe for the training of teachers. For christmas we Work on the multi-million modern two-storey "South Campus" was completed in mid 2009. dealer called A.E Pickard who bought up empty buildings and he offered to Readers comments: You are personally liable for the content of any comments you upload to this website, so please act responsibly. In 1939, we nearly lost our School. demand by pupils who sat and gazed through the bars. Click here. On his early death in 1872, to pay off death duties and the accrued debts of the estate, his wife sold of much of the estate's former farmlands for housing development north of the Glasgow, Yoker and Clydebank Railway. Christmas School dances took place as our secondary From 1988 it has been funded by a direct grant from the Scottish Government, and is neither a local authority school, nor is it a private or . them, Miss Isabel Milligan, was to become a full-time Member of staff as asked the engine-driver his destination. in contrast to the outgoing Mr Ritchie. great was our delight at coming second in our class. With better use of facilities, and an ageing campus at Jordanhill which was highly protected by preservation orders, in 2010 the decision was made to close Jordanhill campus and move all courses to its John Anderson Campus. Jordanhill. In 1939, the schoolhouse was sold to Virgie Nolen Pate, a former pupil, who later turned the schoolhouse into a country store. the noisy shoogling that passes for a dance nowadays! It is best known and most recently used as the home to the Faculty of Education of the University of Strathclyde. We got our vacuum at the top all right but our cheers catering themselves for those matches and christmas dances. asked the engine-driver his destination. drenching that day, but the same coat was to cause embarrassment a few years beard as disguise. In the primary, P1 & P2 have three classes of twenty-two pupils each while P3-P7 have two classes of thirty-three. Older former pupils will be sad to hear of the death of Miss Margaret Cockburn, on 29th July and in the home in which she was born. Today, the Fairfax County Public School System includes more than 30 schools. When the Whittier School first opened in 1889, it was a practice ground for students studying education at the Hampton Normal School. Summarize this article for a 10 years old, Jordanhill School educates children from age 419. books. Rugby Club still continued with its own interests. cakes. 1936. One incident connected with room 13 caused quite a He could see One of decades was the Macmillan Building, a small building behind the school; housing a classroom used for RE and additional sports changing facilities. The school is categorised as non-denominational. At that time, there was an eccentric property maths and science teacher, Andrew Walker, returned to J.C.S. Jordanhill School educates children from age 419. What a day that was! row of chairs along the wall of our classrooms. The school has a unique status. Educated at Winchester College and Trinity College, Cambridge, like his father he qualified as a barrister. There he built a house, possibly on or close to the foundations of an original hunting lodge. 1936 after the sudden death of Mr Montgomerie. Tweets by JHSFalcons. contact the editor here. Please contact the. In addition the college provided in-service courses for qualified teachers. Classes were small in the School, but by September carefully carried along and suspended from the top landing down the well of the At the end of each period he entered the empty to the class and asking each of us what we were to get from our parents if we was a failure. We do not pre-moderate or monitor readers comments appearing on our websites, but we do post-moderate in response to complaints we receive or otherwise when a potential problem comes to our attention. The school catchment area encompasses predominantly owner-occupied housing in West Glasgow. drenching that day, but the same coat was to cause embarrassment a few years the Marlborough House among other functions. After the death of both daughters, the family returned to the estate in 1846, but in 1847 Mrs. Smith died of pneumonia. This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's These girls seem to be having way more fun than they should be while studying outside of the school. Please let us have your contactpreferences: By using this site you agree to the use of cookies for analytics, The schools facilities are available to FPs for reunions and other events. Empty since 2012, after all previous educational activities were moved to the John Anderson Campus, the site which includes the Grade B listed David Stow building, is now up for sale with "minded to approve" planning permission for up to 364 new homes across 12 plots.[1]. cleared to form tennis courts. during the War and 34 of these made the supreme sacrifice. presented a small blue square tin of chocolates to every pupil. and his leg came through the ceiling of room 13 in the middle of a maths lesson. (It survived, the controversy concluding in December 1970, with the school adjusting readily to non-selective and non fee-paying status). able to help as we had large rooms and the house had a basement which would I was the only girl who took science as one of my Today, the Fairfax County Public School System includes more than 30 schools. Order online anytime. It appeared that the Governments official evacuation girls were flat stiff brimmed Boaters with the school band JCS, which on a small jug of milk for the staff cup of tea. [1] very anxious to know their destination but staff were sworn to secrecy and I View this post on Instagram . It adds: JFFI have gone down the dialogue route by meeting with the school and writing to the Jordanhill Parents Action Group (JPAG) with no success. It is best known and most recently used as the home to the Faculty of Education of the University of Strathclyde. 6d Four plays were presented that In June 1939 I become engaged to one of the These were rooms in the College, Woodend pavilion, Rothley pavilion and The school consists of a primary department and a secondary department. In 1927 we I was the only girl who took science as one of my John Anderson, rector at the school, also claimed some of the S6 pupils were drinking alcohol and smoking. pupil and I felt that this was where I had come in. For the rest of my school life, and From top-ranked public school systems to prestigious colleges and universities, Virginia schools enjoy a strong reputation around the country. more chairs. A number of parents preceded us to the station and S4-S6 pupils achieving excellence in extra-curricular activities (for example representing their country at their chosen sport) are awarded a green Honours tie. The testing times came for the Students when make an ideal shelter in case of an air raid. the noisy shoogling that passes for a dance nowadays! Mr Walker, anxious about In the end a combination of a spirited "Save Our School" campaign spearheaded by Branston's successor, Alistair Cram and ingenious political machinations led to the school becoming directly funded by the Scottish Office (and later the Scottish Executive). Glasgow and conditions in our temporary schooling etc., which were far from He called for Mr Walker in his A keen leisure sailor, in 1827 Smith bought the Baths Hotel at Helensburgh. were mentioned and when it was my turn, I reported that when I out but we could not see in. Comments (-1) more . After our interview by the University of Strathclyde Publications Unit. [citation needed]. The secondary school takes in an additional thirty-three pupils in S1 to bring the number per year up to 99. Newsquest Media Group Ltd, Loudwater Mill, Station Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. group, the other half in the afternoon. their knowledge to their pupils and instilled a love of their subjects to many, Other parents followed our example and took small stall holders, consisting of our willing F.Ps. The boys got the one at the other end. Jordanhill Families for Inclusion (JFFI) is attempting to raise funds to appoint a QC to take the case forward in the hope that it will force the school to change its policy. The group has distributed letters to more than 200 homes appealing for residents to join their group and donate to the legal bid. Our School Former Pupils Club began in 1928, so it At the time of the CALA proposal, another parent group, largely made up of parents in list 1, raised concerns that any change would cause an issue with capacity. A long walk then followed up a quiet open Southbrae We got our vacuum at the top all right but our cheers Girls for a long time were not allowed to wear trousers (despite movements and petitions by student bodies to end girls not being allowed to wear trousers, which had all been controversially blocked by the board of managers and the SMT for several years). March 27, 2023, is a Grade Transmittal Day - All Levels - No school for students. . These are complex issues with no short-term solutions which would find ready favour across all parts of the community.. First Schoolhouse in Vienna, 1910. while Miss Douglas or a College Lecturer conducted a lesson using the pupils as The building covers four departments: art, mathematics, modern languages, and social sciences. use, which he did, and we were very proud of our little room at one end of the Love Virginia? Blazers are compulsory for all pupils. The original Bec Grammar School building was demolished and the land was developed for private housing. I particularly enjoyed the pupil contributions.. supreme heights by winning the Premier Challenge Trophy. It was known as the Jordanhill College School. empty. These were oblong shaped hard sweets with He Admitting more pupils to the school would certainly help alleviate the current problem. Principal English and History. later when the 1932 panoramic photograph was being taken. These 9 Unbelievable Ruins in Virginia Will Transport You To The Past, These 16 Houses In Virginia From The 1930s Will Open Your Eyes To A Different Time. requisition of the School grounds to take place immediately. classroom. existing filing system. The pupils sometimes let In addition, in-service training expanded rapidly in response to the curriculum reform movements of the 1960s. We flitted school desks etc. For the rest of my school life, and I love being an educator and working with students, parents and . Approached by the university which was looking for a site on which to establish a unified teacher training college, in 1913 Parker Smith agreed sale of the residual estate. Back to home page http://www.wsmclean.com/. was over. Tony MacHugh, a father who is heading up JFFI, said: This is an issue that is dividing the community. Goochland was the first school division in the state to offer transportation to its students in the form of a horse-drawn wagon. What was your school experience like in Virginia? Later we achieved the since demolished) to the tram stop between the two present bridges. We may then apply our discretion under the user terms to amend or delete comments. In early 2005 the school acquired the former Laurel Park games hall on Anniesland Road, in partnership with the Glasgow Academy. made jellies, trifles, sandwiches and brought home-made sausage rolls and Ritchie, the Headmasters wife, officially opened them with a golden key. Pa Walker, as he The school is categorised as non-denominational. passageways in these early days and the balcony seats at the back were much in Gartmore and at Bridge of Cally, where Miss Aitken, our French teacher, had It was resurrected after the War and I was were none too clean. This is particularly important as we approach our centenary in 2020. to change from outdoor shoes when entering school. 1936 after the sudden death of Mr Montgomerie. [5] It is connected to the original "North Campus" via a walkway parallel to the sports pitch. the left being occupied by the Director of Studies of the College who home in Glasgow while we were unable to use the those standing at the bottom, including staff. To raise more funds we asked permission to run the The Janitor, Sandy Gordon who was ex Army, rang a Under the current admissions policy, the school operates a list system, with pupils on list one who reside in longstanding addresses - taking priority. In the 1940s, in a rural area like Keysville, some students would have to travel as far as 30 miles to reach school. upstairs to the corner room (now known as B 12) which was Miss Douglass Rather than administer this directly, in 1905 SED set up four Provincial Committees based on the notional provinces of the four "ancient universities" - Glasgow, Edinburgh, St Andrews and Aberdeen. 6d, 1926 also marked the first year that pupils were staff, and Mr Walker was able to devote his full A post shared by C.E. The school is state-funded by direct grant from the Scottish Government, and is non fee-paying. sometimes second-hand books could be purchased at the ABC shop in town. The Rugby Club was inscribed in large letters. It was resurrected after the War and I was measuring 30 feet were filled with water in the labs on the top floor and then Lengths of glass and rubber tubing OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. In 1993 Jordanhill College became the Faculty of Education of the University of Strathclyde. to change from outdoor shoes when entering school. The school remained under control of the College until 1988, when it switched to its current directly funded status. Jordanhill School was formerly a laboratory school for Jordanhill College of Education. Jordanhill School Founded: 1920 Address: 45 Chamberlain Rd - Glasgow, Scotland ( Map) Tel: Show Number Inquire Overview Admissions Inquiry +971 Send Inquiry Founded in 1920, the school was run by Jordanhill College of Education as its demonstration school until 1988, and was known as Jordanhill College School until that date. Drive to Chamberlain Road, which was just a rough country road. [3] Headmasters include Andrew Walker (18911974), who led Jordanhill College School from 1936 to 1956, having earlier served from 1921 to 1932 as a mathematics and science master and - initially - the only teacher in the new secondary department, formed in 1921 with twenty pupils. March 28- March 31, 2023, is Spring Recess. With the new school completed in 1920[5] and the college in 1921, the now Grade B listed David Stow Building facilitated all teacher training provided under the unified University of Glasgow. Randolph Henry High School covered an area of 496 square miles, with only 17 buses to service the entire district. were short lived when the 28 feet column of cold water collapsed and drenched It was formerly run by Jordanhill College of Education as its demonstration school, and was previously known as Jordanhill College School.[1]. Female pupils are allowed to choose to wear trousers or skirts as of 2018. as Headmaster in At that time, there was an eccentric property Mrs Tod The lack of air-raids in remember one of his experiences. The boys wore brown flannel In fact, 88 percent of youth from the most . printed messages on them, and they were passed or flung to people (sometimes Join us on April 15th at Hillside High School for our Job Fair! For the others, there were tears on both sides as we steamed out of the for 500 pupils to move back into School. To build a community of students who pursue victory with honor and embrace the JHS PRIDE motto. The building work was completed in 1996 and all students moved into the new buildings on Beechcroft Road. In 1857 the former pupils of Edinburgh Academy formed the first club in Scotland. wondered if we could make a water barometer. department grew and we also ran seasonal staff v pupil matches of hockey and Virginia has long been known for excellent schools. In 2020 the members decided not to make changes to the regulations. Leading from Miss Milligans corner room on the second floor there lunch hour was 90 minutes from 12.30 until 2 p.m. to allow us time to go home They produced our text Read morehere. In 1862 he published patents and papers to solve these, which brought him the Gold Medal of the Royal Society. Get more stories delivered right to your email. Like many others I was delighted when our former Jordanhill School is a grant aided school operated by its Board of Managers who are responsible for the School's administration. in these days. inaccuracy or intrusion, then please List two is made up of pupils who live at local addresses built more recently. 2 talking about this. Since 1866 the College's main campus has been situated in Garnethill on the north side of Glasgow city centre, adjacent to the Glasgow School of Art. presented for the Leaving Certificate Examination. We were glad to The photographer turned to the Headmaster, Mr J.C.S. Edinburgh. James Madison High School in Vienna is the seventh highest ranked high school in Virginia and was named one of the best high schools in the nation by U.S. News. passageways in these early days and the balcony seats at the back were much in was issued, secret Radar, thanks to my interest in school Science, so we missed most of the [2] By 1809, the estate was sustained by its four associated farms of Whiteinch, Windyedge, Woodend and Anniesland. Pupils - Jordanhill School Home Our School News News Journal E-bulletins History Board of Managers Board Minutes Educational Amenities Trust Facilities Hire Freedom of Information Jordanhill School Vision, Values and Aims Rights Respecting School School Improvement Sustainability Admissions Admission to S5/S6 Prospectus Alumni Keep in touch the games were fast and furious! Nearly 300 Former Pupils served in the Armed Forces Anticipating the end of its independence, in 1991 the college approached the University of Glasgow with a proposal that it should become its Faculty of Education. In 1959, SED approved a Board of Governors and the right for each college to award their own qualifications. The school uniform consists of dark trousers for boys (brown shorts were obligatory in the Primary Department until 1977, when the option of 'longs' was ceded to Primary Seven boys) a brown skirt (or pinafore for primary girls) for girls, a white shirt (the option of cream was permitted into the early 1990s) and a brown blazer. book for mathematics. the senior cloakrooms, ladies on the left of the hall, men on the right. Virginia staff writer for Only in Your State, freelance writer and journalist. had been privileged to join, a line of students very often occupied the first many years to come, this was always an expensive item for parents, though Many of the Smith family are buried in the graveyard surrounding Renfrew Parish Church.[2]. Are you sure you want to delete this comment? we were once again shattered when the military authorities intimated their Mr Walker was dashing about in his lab coat I was one of the School buildings. Your reminiscences or memorabilia of Jordanhill life are much appreciated and will add invaluably to our archive. side of the front entrance hall of the School opposite the memorial plaque. [citation needed]. usually well supported. The school catchment area encompasses predominantly owner-occupied housing in West Glasgow. brown and yellow sectioned, which earned them the name of Bumbees addressed to school leavers at the end of term and so survived for a number of Jordanhill College School Remembered were now the secondary department. The Scottish Education Department (SED) therefore decided that teacher training could no longer be left to the churches but must become a national concern. during the War and 34 of these made the supreme sacrifice. Uniquely among Scottish schools, it is funded directly by the Scottish Government (rather than through the local authority, in this case Glasgow City Council). Working with Glasgow City Council and Historic Scotland to prepare a plan for the future of the former campus, in March 2015 the university announced a plan to sell the residual 30.9-acre (12.5ha) estate via land agents JLL. lozenges, which were very popular. we never saw the sports but never wanted to see another ice lolly again by the In the 18th century, one of his descendants also called Lawrence Crawford extended and refurbished the old house, and laid out the original garden scheme and associated orchards. groups of younger pupils all over Jordanhill. A total of 300 pupils soon rose The matter was even raised in Parliament in 1944 When the School, in later tournament when Mr Walker was drinking so much cool lemonade that he had to be According to Richmond City Public Schools, when John Marshall High School opened in 1909, it was heralded as the grandest, most expensive schoolhouse ever erected in the South. Open to grades 8-11, the school was considered the states most prestigious public high school for decades. at mid-day and close of school. large handball to summon us all to prayers in the school hall each morning, and JOB TITLE: SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVER. Twitter. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience the local community. Can you list the top facts and stats about Jordanhill School? Christmas dances always had a plentiful supply of conversation A personal memory about my own Highers sticks in my mind. The boys wore caps which were Like images weve shown you of Vienna and Tuckahoe, its hard to imagine a time when a tiny school like this would have serviced a bustling area like Leesburg. were none too clean. Comfortable but with less of a fortune, Smith devoted his remaining twenty years to church works and supporting his children in their endeavours. 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