While we're in the business of recognising musical excellence, could we pay tribute to the work of Chris Ashall with the choirs at CGS? Her Senior Girls' Choir won the Anne Wiseman Trophy for secondary school choirs at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Monday 13 March, competing in the Glasgow Music Festival. This means the Wiseman Trophy will be
filling a space in the CGS trophy cabinet for the second year in a row! The Intermediate Choir, by the way, took third place in the same contest. Well done to Chris and the young ladies who took part.
And let's not forget the school wind band - an ensemble that was British Champions in its early days, when the woodwind was as strong as the brass. It's a couple of months ago now, but the CGS Concert Wind Band made an immense contribution to the Variety Club of Scotland's annual Carol Service in Glasgow in December. The new instructor, Jacqueline Fitzgibbon, is bringing the woodwind back up to strength and developing the full, symphonic wind band sound again, and very fine it is too.
So, with the juvenile and novice juvenile pipe bands, the senior, intermediate and junior choirs and the senior and junior wind bands, music is doing pretty well at CGS, even if we don't (yet) have a website!




