Glenlee was College's first purpose-built boarding house, finished in 1901. However, Glenlee was initially established in 1886 in what is now Malmaision Hotel on Bayshill Road.
Glenlee has a fascinating history, from the ichthyosaurus skeleton found while building the foundations, to its use as an American Army hospital during WW2.
Today, it is a modern boarding house, which is spacious inside and out, and the pupils take great advantage of the outdoor space, with a back garden that opens onto the College Health and Fitness Centre grounds.
“I’ve worked in boarding schools throughout my working life, as a Science and Psychology Teacher, as a House Tutor and Housemistress, and later as a Deputy Head Pastoral. I’m delighted to be Houseparent at Glenlee for the academic year 23/24.
“Glenlee is a kind and friendly house with a welcoming atmosphere. We aim to make it a home-from-home for the girls, and within the House, I work closely with the team of House Staff, catering and domestic staff to help create an environment where everyone feels supported and encouraged.
“The girls of Glenlee are a truly fun-loving community and thoroughly enjoy getting involved in everything, from inter-House competitions to the annual Glenlee Panto!”
Mrs Ammy Davies-Potter
Houseparent
