Allan Glen’s School, founded in 1853, developed from a school providing a "good practical education for the sons of tradesmen", to being the principal science school in Scotland and was often referred to as ‘the High School of Science.

Although the school closed some years ago, the School Club is still active, not only in keeping memories of the school and Allan Glen alive, but also encouraging and supporting engineering and science education.

On this site you will see some of the history of Allan Glen's School and also how the Club is moving forward with schemes to help pupils at Glasgow schools enter the world of engineering.