A PDF version of the latest edition can be downloaded by clicking HERE The Lion & Thistle is a 20 page biannual publication that is mailed out to our past students, current and prospective families. If you have a good news story you'd like us to include in one of our future editions, please [...]
Are you considering the upcoming Annual General Meeting but would like more of an idea on how to be involved and what it entails? Please take a look at the PSA Organisational Chart which depicts our membership profile and what is required for a management role. The PSA is currently looking for two new Directors. [...]
The SCOTS PGC College PSA will be hosting their annual AGM via Microsoft Teams on Tuesday 10 November. Please contact Carissa Miller at the College to register for this event on 07 4666 9805 or carissa.miller@scotspgc.com.au
Past Student 1945 Peg was born on 7th February 1931 in Goondiwindi, daughter of Rita and Dick Bowles of Willoughby, NSW. She spent her high school years at boarding school in Warwick at the Presbyterian Girls College (PGC). Peg was a tomboy in those years. Besides the ‘Shirley Temple’ doll she loved …., the other [...]
Past Student 1973-1976 Mark came into the world on the 21st of March 1960 at the Millmerran hospital, born to Elizabeth and John Caldicott. A week later he was taken home to “Monmouth”, the family farm, in a new Holden ute. It was heatwave conditions and there were 50 miles of rough dirt track, barely two wheel [...]
Harold Foote (1919 – 23) Harold and Gwen Morrow (1922) who were married on 16th May 1930 was the first SCOTS/PGC Marriage. He was one of the first boarders on the Foundation of Scots. Harold was also one of the first two prefects at Scots. He is responsible for giving “The Clansman” its name. William R. ‘Roy’ Coade (1919 [...]
Written by Tom Edmistone (LM 1946-51) It is the writer’s opinion that Barry Green would have been the best tennis player to have passed through SCOTS PGC College during its first 100 years. Those Past Students who knew Barry “Burry' Green would remember of course that he played in the 1st IV while at school – [...]
