We were delighted to host a reunion of Old Boys from the 1960s today, some of whom hadn't stepped foot on the grounds since they had left, while others had previously returned as parents and governors. Our school prefects gave them a tour around the buildings and grounds and they commented on what is was like in their day. From sitting in the library being read stories before bedtime, to taking the Latin teacher's car for a spin around the rugby pitches in the dead of night, we were truly entertained by some shared stories from their time here.

Though much of the school has evolved, there are parts of the Cargilfield that hadn't changed at all in their eyes. They were impressed by the ambiance, our well-mannered pupils, and state of the art facilities. Special gratitude goes to Mr. Colin Liddell, who approached us about organising the reunion. Mr Liddell was a former Chair of Governors in the late 80s and early 90s and was instrumental in overseeing the design and build of our DT and Art centre during his time here.

We extend an open invitation to all former pupils interested in reuniting and reminiscing over tea and scones - please do get in touch with Fiona Craig at [email protected].