With the Covid situation coming under control, and the rivers back in their banks after three storms in a row, we can start planning our lives, our holidays and our travel and we have articles in this edition to make your journey fun. And if you’re not venturing far from home, there is still plenty to do.
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Stockport Grammar Junior School welcomed a number of special visitors from the charity that aims
to build a 999 Cenotaph to honour people who have worked and volunteered in the NHS and emergency services.
Community is the most important word in the dictionary according to staff, pupils and parents at Greenbank Preparatory School and Day Nursery in Cheadle Hulme. The school prides itself on being one big family, with an open door policy which means that parents have constant access to the school and its staff in order for all parties to be able to collaborate and establish fantastic relationships which allow Greenbank’s children to have the best possible outcomes.
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Francis House, the Greater Manchester children’s hospice that has seen countless celebrities, footballers, royal visitors and thousands of sick children and their families come through its doors, turns 30 on November 25.
Read MoreM&D Magazine is out again and our readers can find it in all the usual places – schools, nurseries, shops, libraries. And some of you are getting your copies directly through your letterboxes, because not everything is open yet, and despite the fact that almost all the restrictions are lifted, we’re still cautious and careful, and keep finding our way through the pandemic – step by step.
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Formerly ranked in the top five breaststroke specialists in the able-bodied GB senior team, The King’s School’s lead Swimming Teacher Lauren Jocelyn has been selected as one of the senior coaches for the GB Paralympic Team
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The Francis House Cheshire Three Peaks challenge has helped to raise more than £11,500 for the Didsbury based hospice that supports the families of children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions from Greater Manchester.
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Eight men dressed as grannies will race from Anfield to Old Trafford on children’s scooters on 26th June. They are raising funds for specialised physiotherapy for a disabled ten year old from Irlam, Manchester.
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Boris Johnson isn’t just a man of straw to King’s Infant pupils, he’s a true Covid hero ready to be displayed at the Tatton Park Scarecrow Festival.
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King’s School’s Sixth Formers won the National Award for Innovation. Using a micro-computer and Bluetooth technology, materials science and computerised data gathering and analysis, the brilliant young students now have a product that could be developed in the competitive dragon’s den of global design.
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Captain Tom 100 offers Friends of Rosie supporters, of all ages and abilities,
the opportunity to raise crucial funds for the charity, while at the same time celebrating Captain Tom’s generosity of spirit, the hope and joy he brought to millions, and his sense of fun.