A time capsule buried by pupils at a primary school in Robroyston will remain sealed until 2073.
The capsule by pupils at St Philomena’s Primary School contains a snapshot of local life now and will be buried within the first phase of the Monument Way development by Taylor Wimpey.
An interesting addition to the capsule is an old glass milk bottle, found under the school's old gym hall during refurbishments in 2008 and preserved in the depute headteacher’s office.
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