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Lenzie Academy

December 15, 2023

Lenzie Academy is a co-educational comprehensive secondary school located in Lenzie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland. The catchment area covers Lenzie, Auchinloch and southern parts of Kirkintilloch.

Lenzie Academy
Acadamaidh Lenzie (Scottish Gaelic)
Address
Myrtle Avenue,
Lenzie

Glasgow
,
Greater Glasgow
,

G664HR

Scotland
Information
TypeComprehensive school
MottoDitior Quia Doctior (Richer through learning)
Established1886
School districtEast Dunbartonshire
Head teacherBrian Paterson since 2011[1]
Faculty101[2]
GradesS1 to S6
Number of students1,158 in 2017[3]
YearbookLenzie Academy Yearbook
AffiliationsAuchinloch Primary School
Lairdsland Primary School
Lenzie Meadow Primary School
Millersneuk Primary School
Websitewww.lenzieacademy.e-dunbarton.sch.uk

Senior management team edit

The school is managed by the senior management team, composed of the Head Teacher and six Deputy Head Teachers, each in charge of a year group. In 2011–present the headteacher was Brian Paterson.[4]

School roll edit

The most recently reported school roll is 1296, taught by a teaching staff of 101.[2] The S1 intake cap is 240, based on an average annual first year intake of eight classes of approximately thirty pupils each, mostly coming from four associated primary schools, namely Auchinloch, Millersneuk, Lairdsland and Lenzie Meadow Primary. Approximately 40% of the total roll are from outside the catchment area, attending as placing requests. The S1 rolls have slightly reduced in recent years and in early 2012 the reported 2012/2013 intake was 226 pupils, consisting of 125 from the zoned area and 101 through placing requests.[5] The total school roll has been falling every year for the last 8 years with the 2011/2012 figure being 25 pupils lower than the previous years 1321 pupils.[6]

Table edit

School year School roll S1 intake S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Placing requests Sources
2004/2005 1,431 236 258 256 250 242 189 [7]
2005/2006 1,387 237 238 260 253 227 172 122 [8]
2006/2007 1,380 235 237 240 262 242 164 [9]
2007/2008 1,362 239 232 240 236 244 171 [10]
2008/2009 1,358 238 238 238 242 215 187 [11]
2009/2010 1,334 235 237 238 233 217 174 109 [12][13]
2010/2011 1,321 204 232 229 235 221 200 92 [6][14]
2011/2012 1,296 103 [2][14]
2012/2013 1,269 220 212 212 232 204 189 102 [5][15]
2013/2014 1,238

[16]

2014/2015 1,231 [17]
2015/2016
2016/2017 1,167 184 217 191 190 222 163 [18]
2017/2018 1,158 199 186 216 191 175 191 [3]

Controversy edit

Alcohol and drugs edit

In October 1995, two 12-year-old boys were suspended for dealing with drugs. It followed a string of other drug-related incidents. In 1994, a 16-year-old was expelled for drug dealing, then re-admitted. Also that year, four pupils were suspended over claims of drug taking, and a 15-year-old boy was arrested outside school and charged with possessing cannabis."[19] Eight pupils who smoked cannabis on a school trip to Alton Towers were suspended for a fortnight following a disciplinary hearing at the school in June 1998.[20]

Black Lives Matter edit

An investigation by East Dunbartonshire Council started on 4 June 2020 after Lenzie Academy's physics department account published a tweet which reportedly mocked the Take the Knee campaign.[21] The campaign had taken off after the murder of George Floyd a week previously in the USA.[21] The tweet, which has since been deleted along with the account itself,[22] stated: "#TaketheKnee? Aye you can f*** right off".[21] The council confirmed that they had reported the incident to the police.[21] The local MP, Amy Callaghan, said that she had contacted the council and the school headmaster about the tweet, and that she had also heard from students of the school about their experience of racism.[21][23]

Bullying and gang issues edit

The school has also received continuing attention for problems with gangs/bullying as well as knife crime.[24][25][26]

In 2016, a boy aged 14 years old was reported to the police after a knife incident at the school.[27]

The suicide of Nicola Ann Raphael, a pupil at Lenzie Academy, in 2001 was heavily covered in local and national press and came after Raphael had suffered years of bullying.[28]

School buildings edit

The current red brick Academy building was built in 1960 and extensions have been added to it over the years.[29][failed verification][30] The original school building dating from when the Academy was founded in 1886 has since served as Lenzie Primary school.[31][32] More than 110 years after opening the school admitted its first physically disabled student in 1996 which meant the school had to install a lift and ramps to make the whole building accessible.[33][34][35]

Head teachers edit

There have been ten head teachers of Lenzie Academy. For 125 years until 2011, the head teacher was referred to as Rector.

Head Teacher Start of office End of office Duration (years) Comments Sources
Alexander Buchanan M.A. 1886 1919 33 First head [36][37]
Peter Dawson 1919 1923 4 Second head
George Murray 1923 1935 12 Third head [38][39][40]
Charles Farquharson 1935 1946 11 Fourth head [38][41]
John Kerr 1946 1950 4 Fifth head
George Young 1950 1965 15 Sixth head [42]
James Hamilton 1965 1977 12 Seventh head
Colin M. Brown 1978 1997 19 Eighth Head [43][44]
Roderick J. McLelland 1997 2011 14 Ninth to hold the role. He entered early retirement on Friday 24 June 2011 after being in the position since May 1997 and Dr James R Melrose was acting head until the replacement was appointed. [4][45]
Brian Paterson 2011 Tenth head teacher and first to dispense with the term "rector". He was appointed and took up his post in September 2011 after serving as Head Teacher of the now closed Abronhill High School in nearby Cumbernauld. [1]

Notable people educated at Lenzie Academy edit

See also: Category:People educated at Lenzie Academy

Academic rankings edit

In 2014 the school was ranked 13th in STV's league table of Scottish state schools.[67] This builds upon the 19th position achieved in 2013 and the 16th position achieved in 2012 based on the percentage of pupils obtaining 5 or more Highers at bands A-C.[68]

See also edit

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External links edit

  • Lenzie Academy Website
 
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Lenzie Academy is a co educational comprehensive secondary school located in Lenzie East Dunbartonshire Scotland The catchment area covers Lenzie Auchinloch and southern parts of Kirkintilloch Lenzie AcademyAcadamaidh Lenzie Scottish Gaelic AddressMyrtle Avenue LenzieGlasgow Greater Glasgow G664HRScotlandInformationTypeComprehensive schoolMottoDitior Quia Doctior Richer through learning Established1886School districtEast DunbartonshireHead teacherBrian Paterson since 2011 1 Faculty101 2 GradesS1 to S6Number of students1 158 in 2017 3 YearbookLenzie Academy YearbookAffiliationsAuchinloch Primary SchoolLairdsland Primary SchoolLenzie Meadow Primary SchoolMillersneuk Primary SchoolWebsitewww wbr lenzieacademy wbr e dunbarton wbr sch wbr uk Contents 1 Senior management team 2 School roll 2 1 Table 3 Controversy 3 1 Alcohol and drugs 3 2 Black Lives Matter 3 3 Bullying and gang issues 4 School buildings 5 Head teachers 6 Notable people educated at Lenzie Academy 7 Academic rankings 8 See also 9 References 10 External linksSenior management team editThe school is managed by the senior management team composed of the Head Teacher and six Deputy Head Teachers each in charge of a year group In 2011 present the headteacher was Brian Paterson 4 School roll editThe most recently reported school roll is 1296 taught by a teaching staff of 101 2 The S1 intake cap is 240 based on an average annual first year intake of eight classes of approximately thirty pupils each mostly coming from four associated primary schools namely Auchinloch Millersneuk Lairdsland and Lenzie Meadow Primary Approximately 40 of the total roll are from outside the catchment area attending as placing requests The S1 rolls have slightly reduced in recent years and in early 2012 the reported 2012 2013 intake was 226 pupils consisting of 125 from the zoned area and 101 through placing requests 5 The total school roll has been falling every year for the last 8 years with the 2011 2012 figure being 25 pupils lower than the previous years 1321 pupils 6 Table edit School year School roll S1 intake S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Placing requests Sources2004 2005 1 431 236 258 256 250 242 189 7 2005 2006 1 387 237 238 260 253 227 172 122 8 2006 2007 1 380 235 237 240 262 242 164 9 2007 2008 1 362 239 232 240 236 244 171 10 2008 2009 1 358 238 238 238 242 215 187 11 2009 2010 1 334 235 237 238 233 217 174 109 12 13 2010 2011 1 321 204 232 229 235 221 200 92 6 14 2011 2012 1 296 103 2 14 2012 2013 1 269 220 212 212 232 204 189 102 5 15 2013 2014 1 238 16 2014 2015 1 231 17 2015 20162016 2017 1 167 184 217 191 190 222 163 18 2017 2018 1 158 199 186 216 191 175 191 3 Controversy editAlcohol and drugs edit In October 1995 two 12 year old boys were suspended for dealing with drugs It followed a string of other drug related incidents In 1994 a 16 year old was expelled for drug dealing then re admitted Also that year four pupils were suspended over claims of drug taking and a 15 year old boy was arrested outside school and charged with possessing cannabis 19 Eight pupils who smoked cannabis on a school trip to Alton Towers were suspended for a fortnight following a disciplinary hearing at the school in June 1998 20 Black Lives Matter edit An investigation by East Dunbartonshire Council started on 4 June 2020 after Lenzie Academy s physics department account published a tweet which reportedly mocked the Take the Knee campaign 21 The campaign had taken off after the murder of George Floyd a week previously in the USA 21 The tweet which has since been deleted along with the account itself 22 stated TaketheKnee Aye you can f right off 21 The council confirmed that they had reported the incident to the police 21 The local MP Amy Callaghan said that she had contacted the council and the school headmaster about the tweet and that she had also heard from students of the school about their experience of racism 21 23 Bullying and gang issues edit The school has also received continuing attention for problems with gangs bullying as well as knife crime 24 25 26 In 2016 a boy aged 14 years old was reported to the police after a knife incident at the school 27 The suicide of Nicola Ann Raphael a pupil at Lenzie Academy in 2001 was heavily covered in local and national press and came after Raphael had suffered years of bullying 28 School buildings editThe current red brick Academy building was built in 1960 and extensions have been added to it over the years 29 failed verification 30 The original school building dating from when the Academy was founded in 1886 has since served as Lenzie Primary school 31 32 More than 110 years after opening the school admitted its first physically disabled student in 1996 which meant the school had to install a lift and ramps to make the whole building accessible 33 34 35 Head teachers editThere have been ten head teachers of Lenzie Academy For 125 years until 2011 the head teacher was referred to as Rector Head Teacher Start of office End of office Duration years Comments SourcesAlexander Buchanan M A 1886 1919 33 First head 36 37 Peter Dawson 1919 1923 4 Second headGeorge Murray 1923 1935 12 Third head 38 39 40 Charles Farquharson 1935 1946 11 Fourth head 38 41 John Kerr 1946 1950 4 Fifth headGeorge Young 1950 1965 15 Sixth head 42 James Hamilton 1965 1977 12 Seventh headColin M Brown 1978 1997 19 Eighth Head 43 44 Roderick J McLelland 1997 2011 14 Ninth to hold the role He entered early retirement on Friday 24 June 2011 after being in the position since May 1997 and Dr James R Melrose was acting head until the replacement was appointed 4 45 Brian Paterson 2011 Tenth head teacher and first to dispense with the term rector He was appointed and took up his post in September 2011 after serving as Head Teacher of the now closed Abronhill High School in nearby Cumbernauld 1 Notable people educated at Lenzie Academy editSee also Category People educated at Lenzie Academy Moira Anderson born 1938 Singer 46 Sir Andrew Baker born 1965 High Court judge 47 Martin Creed born 1968 Turner Prize winning artist 48 Rona Dougall Scotland Tonight presenter broadcast journalist 49 Jane Duncan 1910 1976 Author known by her legal name of Elizabeth Jane Cameron while a pupil 50 Andy Dunlop born 1972 Travis guitarist 51 Alasdair Graham pianist 1934 2016 Scottish concert pianist 52 53 Andrew Henderson born 1980 Scottish rugby union footballer 54 Tom Johnston politician 1882 1965 Secretary of State for Scotland during the Second World War in Churchill s cabinet 55 Jimmy Mack 1934 2004 broadcaster 56 Gus MacPherson born 1968 footballer 57 Ian McCartney born 1951 former MP chairman of the Labour Party and member of Tony Blair s cabinet 58 He left the school at the age of 15 under a bit of a cloud without any qualifications or school prizes 59 Rhona McLeod born 1966 news reader 57 Nicola Raphael 1985 2001 A pupil whose suicide and preceding bullying at the school led to press coverage and later legal action 60 61 Melissa Reid Attempted cocaine smuggler 62 63 Michael Shea diplomat 1938 2009 Press Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II 1978 1987 64 He left the Academy after winning a scholarship to Gordonstoun at the age of 14 65 Billy Williamson 1922 2006 footballer later a PE teacher at the school 66 Academic rankings editIn 2014 the school was ranked 13th in STV s league table of Scottish state schools 67 This builds upon the 19th position achieved in 2013 and the 16th position achieved in 2012 based on the percentage of pupils obtaining 5 or more Highers at bands A C 68 See also editList of places in East Dunbartonshire List of places in Scotland Category People educated at Lenzie AcademyReferences edit a b 1 dead link a b c 2 dead link a b Archived copy Archived from the original on 20 June 2019 Retrieved 11 April 2018 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link a b Lenzie Academy Senior Management Team Lenzieacademy e dunbarton sch uk Archived from the original 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