Members of Manchester Survivors Choir will be singing at a special service at St Ann’s Hospice in Stockport this December. The choir, who are all survivors of the Manchester Arena attack in 2017, will join [Read More]
A team of pupils from The Manchester Grammar School (MGS) have proved they are among the best code-breakers in the country after coming third in a national cryptology competition. The four boys – Naunidh Dua, George [Read More]
Staff at a Sale cleaning company will happily get into a right mess at an Obstacolour Run in aid of St Ann’s Hospice. The Floorbrite team will honour the memory of its founder Martin Wyers [Read More]
Three of The Manchester Grammar School’s most promising rugby players have been selected for the Sale Sharks Under-18 Academy side this year. Charlie Pozniak, 18, and Abdul Khan, 17, both from Didsbury, and Sol Neild, [Read More]
St Ambrose College sixth-form student Jack Waywell has completed a 3km night swim in Salford Quays in memory of his friend Alex Hulme, who died of cancer five years ago aged 12. The two boys had [Read More]
There wasn’t a soggy bottom in sight as the St Ambrose College’s Justice and Peace Society raised £700 for Macmillan Cancer Care with a great charity Bake Off. Over 20 young men with cool hands, [Read More]
Sale Sharks rugby star Cameron Neild returned to the Manchester Grammar School (MGS) for a special photoshoot that will see him adorn the school’s corridors of fame. Cameron, 22, from Hale, was at the school between [Read More]
Brilliant young St Ambrose College sixth former Matthew Sullivan wants to use his programming skills to help co-ordinate the chemical engineering component of tomorrow’s nuclear industry. Matthew has just left the Hale Barns school with [Read More]
St Ambrose College GCSE students achieved the Hale Barns’ Catholic grammar school’s best ever progress figures, the Government’s new preferred indices for school attainment. There was a 98 A * to C pass rate with [Read More]
Loreto Grammar School’s high flyers were leading the way with a record breaking set of A-level results. Over 76% of all grades were at A* to B up from 74% last year, with the young [Read More]
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