TEN years have passed since St Columba's High School moved into their present location on Fletcher Avenue, Gourock.
The original school was opened by Archbishop Donald Mackintosh of Glasgow on Greenock's Peat Road in June 1933.
Here are some pictures from the pages of the Telegraph featuring activities in the school over the years.
Pic1: This picture was taken when pupils and teachers moved into their new £15 million building on Fletcher Avenue in August 2013. Head teacher Jim Docherty along with councillors Terry Loughran and Martin Brennan joined students for this first official media picture outside the new building.
Pic2: Taken at the school's previous location, this happy shot shows pupils of St Columba's High School who took part in a fundraising drive to buy new curtains for the school stage in 1999.
Pic3: Along with state-of-the-art learning suites and classrooms, a fully equipped gym was part of the ultra-modern PE department of the new St Columba's High School on Gourock's Fletcher Avenue.
Pic4: This shot features St Columba's High School prize-winners of the 1998 academic year along with assistant head teacher Thomas Murray and head teacher Elizabeth Docherty.
Pic5: Current St Columba's head teacher Nicola Devine led by example when she joined pupils in a day of health and wellbeing held in the school grounds in 2018.
I look forward to visiting the school this year now that pupils and staff are back and the 2023-24 academic year is under way.
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