Faculty Head of Biology and Chemistry

Calderglen High School is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, serving students from the age of 11-18. The secondary school, situated in East Kilbridge, has approximately 1,800 students on record.

Calderglen High School opened in 2008, after the merge of two former secondary schools, Hunter High School and Claremont High School. It shares a campus with Sanderson High School. 

Headteacher

Elizabeth White

Values and vision

Calderglen High School believes in working together with students, parents and the local community to provide an inspiring, welcoming and nurturing learning environment for all. The secondary school wants all students to feel supported and valued, and encourages their individual interests and talents. It is important to the school that pupils work to the best of their ability and in return, achieve to the highest of the capability. Success is celebrated at Calderglen High School and students are encouraged to further their skills through taking part in extra-curricular activities. These range from sports to music clubs, along with the Duke of Edinburgh Award. Initiatives such as the Young Carers and Homework Club are designed to support students, while leadership skills are practiced through an active Student Voice – where pupils have the opportunity to help implement positive change at the school.

Education Scotland 

“Young people are developing skills for life and work exceptionally well, particularly leadership, communication and social skills. High numbers of young people perform and achieve extremely well in an outstandingly wide range of sporting and cultural activities, often achieving great success in local and national competitions.”

View Calderglen High School’s latest Education Scotland report