Annual Reports and Accounts

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GCRB Consolidated Annual Report and Accounts 2018 - 19

GCRB Annual Report and Accounts 2016-17

GCRB Annual Report and Accounts 2015-16

GCRB Annual Report and Accounts 2014-15

Annual Report and Consolidated Financial Statements 2018-19

View the Annual Report here.

Glasgow’s Regional Strategy for College Learning

Ambitious for Glasgow, ambitious for learners, ambitious for colleges

GCRB, Glasgow Clyde College, City of Glasgow College and Glasgow Kelvin College have developed this first regional strategy for college learning.

This is a transformative strategy developed so that today’s learners will be able to power our growing economy, reach their individual potential, and make valuable contributions to their communities.

This is a collaborative strategy; informed and driven by the visions of employers, the Scottish Funding Council, Skills Development Scotland, Education Scotland, Glasgow City Council, the university sector, schools, and community groups.

This is a regional strategy that builds on our colleges’ strengths and organises our services to address Glasgow’s long-standing economic and social issues.

This is an ambitious strategy that will make a positive social and economic impact on life and lives in the Glasgow region.

View the strategy document here

Regional Ambition

Meeting Glasgow’s Ambitions

Ambitious for Learners

Ambitious for Colleges

Realising Ambition

Ambition in Action

Glasgow College Region 2017-18 Annual Review

The Glasgow College Region is ambitious, regional and collaborative.

You can find out more about our progress, achievements and highlights of the year in our Annual Review video:

Glasgow College Region 2016-2017 Annual Review

Building Scotland’s most inclusive, responsive and effective regional college system

Annual Review "The Glasgow College Region and the Glasgow Colleges have made huge progress this year. The collaboration and drive to create an integrated, inclusive and responsive college structure is already benefitting learners from Glasgow and beyond. We now have the foundations of a regional college system that will support the Government’s priorities for inclusive economic growth and improved productivity. Our colleges are helping to enable learning and improve the life chances of people not only in Glasgow, but from throughout Scotland and from the many countries represented by our international students.”