CHS Pupils Success in the National Young Mathematicians’ Awards
A team of four Maths boffins from Cheadle Hulme School have been named runners up in the National Young Mathematicians’ Award.
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A team of four Maths boffins from Cheadle Hulme School have been named runners up in the National Young Mathematicians’ Award.
Read MoreThe U13s netball squad are through to the quarter finals of the U13s Independent Schools Netball competition. . . the girls will face Bedford School at home in the quarter final which will be played after Christmas.
Read MoreConstruction work is well underway on a new, purpose-built state-of-the-art Junior School building and central ‘Hub’ at Withington Girls’ School, within the grounds of existing site in Fallowfield, Manchester, costing £4.3m.
Read MoreNine year old Manchester Grammar School pupil, Myles Maguire, played the match of his life when he came head to head with squash superstar, Nick Matthew, this month.
Read MoreFifty self-portraits submitted by pupils from ten local primary schools were displayed at the Final of Stockport Grammar School’s annual Year 5 Art Competition, which is open to all local primary schools.
Read MoreSophie Scott, The King’s School in Macclesfield pupil, has won a scholarship to appear with the touring English Youth Ballet when they perform Coppelia at the Stockport Plaza.
Read MoreYoungsters at The King’s School in Macclesfield have swept the board in recent weeks when it comes to sporting achievements across a range of disciplines.
Read MoreThe U11 netballers at Stockport Grammar’s Junior School added more silverware to the school’s trophy cabinet by winning the North-West IAPS (Independent Association of Prep Schools) Tournament, hosted this time, at the school.
Read MoreStockport Grammar School’s Junior School’s ambitious Year 6 musical production, Disney’s The Little Mermaid was a huge success, playing to sell-out audiences on the Senior School’s main stage over two nights.
Read MoreConfucius said people “should not waste their time on trivial games – they should play Go” and to welcome in the Chinese New Year, Cheadle Hulme School students have heeded his advice, learning to play one of the world’s oldest tactical board games.
Read MoreThe professional journalists and lecturers Paul and Caroline Broster visited Year 4 Cheadle Hulme School pupils to offer an insight into the life of a reporter, give tips on how to spot the best stories and explain the skills needed to turn a story into a news report.
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