Royal Wedding Tea Party at King’s School, Macclesfield
To celebrate the most anticipated wedding of the year, King’s Infant and Junior pupils hosted a tea party fit for
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To celebrate the most anticipated wedding of the year, King’s Infant and Junior pupils hosted a tea party fit for
Read MoreA group of teachers and pupils from Hazel Grove High School are taking part in the Great Manchester Run on Sunday, 20 May 2018 to raise funds for Francis House Children’s Hospice.
Read MoreSasha Geim, a Withington Girls’ School Sixth Former is celebrating an impressive duo of successes in two of the country’s most prestigious Science challenges, British Physics Olympiad and National Chemistry Olympiad.
Read MoreTo mark International Safer Internet Day 2018 Withington Girls’ School held a series of events aimed at further improving digital wellbeing for pupils, culminating in an informative presentation for parents on online safety.
Read MoreThinking positively about yourself is the focus of Children’s Mental Health Week, 6th to 12th February 2018, and Reception pupils at Manchester High School for Girls have been doing just that.
Read MoreNine SGS pupils from the Fifth Year and Sixth Form competed against over 3,500 teams in the National Cipher Challenge at the University of Southampton. They proved they are the best codebreakers in the country and got the top team prize of £1,000.
Read MoreThe latest issue of School Sport magazine has named the Manchester Grammar School as one of the top ten independent schools in the UK for its varied sporting programme, and ranks as the best school in the entire North of England.
Read MoreWithington Girls’ School has become the first independent school in the North West of England to have achieved a national Food for Life Served Here award.
Read MoreThe 9-year-old Olivia MacKenzie, young double bass player from King’s Junior joins National Children’s Orchestra of Great Britain after success in regional auditions. She has also won their Training Orchestra’s ‘Most Improved Performer of the Year Award.’
Read MoreEthan Gardiner, nine, from Wilmslow, a young chess ace from The Manchester Grammar School rubbed shoulders with some of the world’s best Grand Masters at a prestigious event in London last week.
Read MoreLast week saw Children in Need day and the Junior School rose to the challenge magnificently. AESG chose to hold a sponsored Countryfile Ramble and staff, parents, children and Sixth Form helpers spent an hour during the morning ‘rambling’ around Alderley Edge in the lovely Autumn sunshine.
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