Talk:Allan Glen's School

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	Reasoning for assessment: Not much here and no references. School is defunct Adam McCormick 05:55, 6 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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new article started--RDT2 13:00, 3 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

This sentence is weird: Since this was a radical change from the original intention of the founder, the school was closed in 1989 and the buildings assimilated into the nearby Glasgow Central College of Commerce. I know nothing about the history of the school, but it seems implausible that the school could run non-selectively for 10 years and THEN be closed on the grounds that the founder intended it to be selective. Surely it was closed for other reasons? --Doric Loon 22:07, 3 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Someone took John (Ian) McCallum out of the notable alumni, which is a bit of a cheek: being his niece I know what school he went to. If you need to check it, please refer to his who's who entry 1995 and thén you can Check Dirk bogarde's entry and you'll see they were the same year. which is Also what i wrote. thereafter, you can see his who was who entry. Hé was the chief naval architect of the QE2 and chief ship surveyor of Lloyds register of shipping