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| 15 Jul 2022 | |
| Written by Claire Bunting | |
| Heritage |
As we reach the end of week 2 of the summer term, work has been getting well underway on the Clock Tower. Old Campbellian, Max Porter, ( 10092) and Partner at Johnston Houston is leading this Heritage phase of our Building for the Future programme and in this interview provides an overview of the work to be done and how crucial this work is to restore our beautiful and historic building.
Max left the College in 2009 and is extremely proud to be leading this project. We are delighted that Max is back here with us to continue the legacy of our school. However, he did remark upon how the teachers are amused that ‘after spending many years wrecking the place he is now back to help rebuild it!’. Over the coming months we will be bringing more updates from Max as the work continues.
If you would like to know more about this work or how you can support the Building For The Future Campaign, please contact Cathy Law in the Development Office development@campbellcollege.co.uk
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