Scotsman: Jan 2019
Scotland’s last all-girls state school faces scrutiny over policy
Evening Times: Jan 2019
Council to consult on Scotland’s last girls-only school Notre Dame High
The Times: Sep 2018
Longstanding best friends help pupils thrive
Glasgow Live: Sep 2018
Campaign to open all girls state school Notre Dame to boys moves forward
Evening Times: Sep 2018
Belle and Sebastian and Bluebells musicians speak out on Notre Dame
The Times: Sep 2018
Rebel Girls author Francesca Cavallo is a Notre Dame High School rebel with a cause
The Catholic Observer: June 2018
First Minister questioned on all-girls’ school campaign and college Mass outrage
The Herald: May 2018
Evening Times: April 2018
Glasgow schools catchment areas are to be redrawn
The Economist: April 2018
England’s single-sex schools are struggling to recruit pupils
The Herald: March 2018
Agenda: We must pull down gender barriers in schooling
BBC News: March 2018
All-girls’ junior school to admit boys
apolitical: March 2018
Single-sex schools: simple segregation, or a path to gender parity in STEM?
Parent’s Science Gang: March 2018
Children’s Gender Development – a Q&A with Dr Lauren Spinner
The Scottish Sun: March 2018
BBC News: Feb 2018
Future on Scotland’s only state-run all-girls’ school to be looked at
Evening Times: Feb 2018
Notre Dame High consultation to go ahead but there will be a delay
The Scottish Sun: Feb 2018
Schools Week: Jan 2018
DfE reiterates that gender segregation is ‘unlawful discrimination’
The Herald: July 2017
Catholic Church backs single sex school challenge
The Independent: April 2017
Single sex schools ‘failing in their legal duties to accommodate transgender pupils’
BBC News: Feb 2017
Call for single sex Notre Dame High School in Glasgow to admit boys
The Herald: Feb 2017
Parents want Notre Dame High School in Glasgow to admit boys
The Telegraph: June 2013
What going to a girls’ school really does to you
The Herald: September 2002
The Herald: June 2002
The Herald: September 2000
The Herald: April 1999
The Herald: April 1999
The Herald: May 1998
Labour group throws out executive’s co-education proposal Notre Dame school to stay girls-only
Consultation
The results from the Consultation survey have now been shared by Education Services.
The good news is that Option 3 (Change to be a co-educational denominational secondary school and alter the catchment area) received the majority of votes with 45.7% of the vote.
The bad news is that the Notre Dame for Girls campaign is claiming victory by adding the Option 1 and Option 2 totals together to claim 53.6% of the vote.
You still have time to influence the decision by emailing your local Councillor to tell them why Notre Dame High should be made co-ed.
It just needs a couple of sentences from you to remind Councillors co-education is the change that Glaswegians vote for.
If you are unsure of your local Councillor you can use the Glasgow website below to find Councillor, party and email address
https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/councillorsandcommittees/addressSearch.asp