Eureka! Science + Discovery is celebrating winning the double, having scooped two awards at Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2024, for New Tourism Business of the Year and Accessible and Inclusive Tourism, recognising its outstanding contributions to the region’s tourism and commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
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On Friday, 24 January, The Manchester Grammar School was honoured to welcome Old Mancunian Dr Martin Stern, a Holocaust survivor, who shared his extraordinary life story with pupils during the Jewish Society assembly.
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The King’s School is encouraging applications for its bursary scheme, having seen a decline in those applying since the announcement of VAT on school fees. Applications deadline for joining in September 2025 is mid-December.
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Tatton Park Charitable Trust has hailed the first year of trading at its bookshop in the Stableyard, Tatton Park as a “massive success.” The Book Shop has sold over 10,000 books and contributed over £20,000 to the Trust in its first year.
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month, and clinicians and scientists from across the globe are joining forces in Manchester today to brainstorm potential new research that could help children with cancer.
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The summer holidays have seen The King’s School transformed into a television set for the filming of a long-running children’s TV series. Such has been the scale of the production with a small army descending on the town, it is estimated to be adding up to £250,000 to the local economy throughout their hectic two-month filming schedule.
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As the April showers are subsiding and the month of May is set to bring warmer weather, Mellor Country House, a charity in Cheshire, springs into action to raise funds for disadvantaged families in Greater Manchester.
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Former King’s pupil, who is now a digital government expert, gave the guest speech at King’s Founders’ Day Service. Emily was straight A student at school, got a first from Oxford and a masters from Harvard.
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Knitters from around the globe responded to the Easter appeal by Francis House Children’s Hospice in Manchester to send in knitted chicks and bunnies. More than 35,000 chicks were donated to the charity.
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As part of Stockport’s Town of Culture programme, renowned poet, author and broadcaster Michael Rosen visited Stockport Children’s Poetry Festival to celebrate the achievements of children from local schools.
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In 1874 leading figures in the academic, cultural and business life of Manchester founded the first academic school for girls in the North of England. After 150 years, Manchester High has built quite a legacy.
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