Gordon's School

Not just students taking part in this year’s Summer Arts, but staff too! Rehearsals currently taking place for this talented group, who will take to the stage on Monday 29th June and join the line up of Holy Trinity School Choir, Gordon's Boys' and Girls' Choirs and Semper Fidelis Singers, dance, jazz, rock, musical theatre and the Gordon's School Pipes and Drums. Ice cream, woodfired pizza, waffles, coffee and drinks from the bar available from 4.30pm.

Lessons in leadership for the Combined Cadet Force (Army), who visited The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for the day. The CCF Field Day included a tour of the grounds, a lecture on leadership and orienteering, with lunch in the officers’ mess. A special moment, too, as they were able to view the Sandhurst register of cadets, which included General Gordon’s entry!

Ready and raring to go, we are so excited to be performing on Sauchiehall Street as part of Piping Live this August!

Come see us perform on one of Glasgow's iconic streets on Thursday, August 13th at 2pm!

59 days to go!

Summer Arts Evening is back! Bring a picnic rug, sit back and enjoy entertainment from Holy Trinity School Choir, Gordon's Boys' and Girls' Choirs and Semper Fidelis Singers, dance, jazz, rock, musical theatre and the Gordon's School Pipes and Drums. Artwork by students and staff will be available to buy as well as ice cream, woodfired pizza, waffles, coffee and drinks from the bar. All welcome to the Front Field on Monday 29th June from 4.30pm.

Delighted to have won the Education Choices Magazine Award 2026 for Bursary Support. Gordon’s was among an illustrious line up of finalist schools for the award, including Dulwich College, James Allen’s Girls’ School and Milton Abbey. The judges, Dr Joseph Spence, CEO of the School Partnership Alliance and Dr Sandie Okoro OBE, the first female Chancellor of the University of Bimingham, in making the award, conluded: 'As a state boarding school, Gordon's has built a bursary system through its Foundation that ensures no child is excluded on financial grounds - currently supporting around 60 pupils, funded through donations from organisations including the Worshipful Company of Girdlers and Buttle UK. Each Foundation Award is a genuine three-way collaboration between school, family and child, with funding organisations meeting recipients annually. Staff fundraise from their own salaries and give up half terms to raise money - speaking to a culture where bursary support is a whole-community commitment, not a departmental function'.

Smiles (and a few tears!) as the majority of Year 11 students put down their pens for the last time, at the end of their GCSE exams. Then it was out on to the Front Field for shirt signing, staff joining students to celebrate this momentous moment in their Gordon’s journey. Students taking Spanish have just one more exam.