'Of Mice and Men': December 2011.
Concert - November 2011.
'Of Mice and Men': December 2011.
Parents are encouraged to attend the annual School Games in June.
At Ru'a Fiola.
Bringing out all forms of talent, both academic and sporting, is a key goal of the School.
U16s in action against Strathallan.
Boys learn the challenges of leadership and responsibility at all levels in the school.
LVI Outward Bound, June 2011.
Mr Mylin with some of his charges.
Merchiston is home to boys from over 20 countries.
Boys in Pringle Dayroom.
"At Merchiston we only do what's best for the boys." Andrew Hunter, Headmaster.
From 'The Wizard of Oz', Junior Musical production.
Boys will be boys. And at Merchiston, boys can be boys.

News & Headmaster's Headlines

25/05/2012

Rev Allan Macpherson

We were very sorry to hear that the Reverend Allan Macpherson (Chaplain 1994 - 2003) passed away on Monday 21 May at the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy. Allan’s family would be very pleased to welcome his many friends to join them in a celebration of his life at a Service at Greyfriar’s Tolbooth and Highland Kirk, Candlemaker Row, Edinburgh, EH1 2QA on Tuesday 29 May at 2pm, followed by a reception in the Memorial Hall at Merchiston Castle School at 4pm. Please do let us know if you intend to be with us.

 
 
 
 

Headmaster's Headlines

29 May 2012

First, I would like to mention that it has done absolute wonders for the School to have been blessed with such superb weather! Yes, the inclement weather since the beginning of term will have helped the boys in our Fifth Form, Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth settle down to revision, but I am also a great believer in boys having fun and playing sport. Last week was an action packed week at Merchiston, and it was wonderful to host (for the 15th consecutive year) our ‘Primary Schools’ Evening of Music’. This was a very happy, collaborative occasion, on which each participating school presented a programme of fifteen minutes before coming together for a massed choral item!

 

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