Stockport Grammar School hosted its annual Year Five art competition, which is open to all local primary schools… Lana Byrne from St Winifred’s RC Primary, claimed first prize, Mason Stringfellow-Bradshaw from Torkington Primary School and Charlie Whitelegg from Wilmslow Grange Primary School took the runners up prizes.
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STOCKPORT Grammar will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the school’s move to its current site with a spectacular centenary concert on on Saturday, 19th March from 7.30pm at St George’s Church in Buxton Road.
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Didsbury Girls Football offers a unique opportunity for local girls age 4-11 to have a go at girls only football. Group runs every Tuesday evening 5-6pm, in the main sports hall at Barlow RC High on Parrswood Road.
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Children in the Preparatory Department at Manchester High School for Girls are preparing to embark on a voyage of discovery and grow seeds that have been into space as part of Tim Peake’s Principia mission to the International Space Station
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From talks about Japanese gardens to practical sessions in bee-keeping, there are now over 90 learning activities taking place at Tatton Park throughout 2016.
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Nina Stones, local businesswoman and mother of two, answers M&D questions about her new project – opening her fourth nursery, located in Cale Green, Stockport.
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A cast of 86 pupils of all ages helped to make Stockport Grammar School’s latest drama production an outstanding success.
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It’s that time of year again – the time of festivities, fairy lights and family fun! So with M&D as your guide, prepare to seize the season.
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Mums&Dads are delighted to be able to offer our readers a chance to win a set of family tickets for INKHEART, HOME’s Christmas production. It’s a top prize, worth well over £50!
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Last week, Alderley Edge School for Girls welcomed Mark Wood, the British Explorer, to talk about his expedition next year to complete the ‘most dangerous journey on Earth’.
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Cinderella outshone the ugly sisters when King’s School Year 4 pupils presented their festive pantomime ‘Cinders’.
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