Year 6 pupils were excited to welcome local artist Lucy Burgess back into school for their latest creative task.

Early Years and Key Stage 1 pupils had so much fun performing nativity shows for their families.

The awe-inspiring St George’s Church welcomed the SGS community for the annual Senior School and Junior School Carol Services.

Year 5 pupils had a fantastic day at the medieval Old Hall at Tatton Park for an Anglo-Saxon and Viking experience.

Early Years children had so much fun becoming an elf for the day!

To mark Black History Month earlier this term, Junior School pupils welcomed artist Faith Bebbington to Stockport Grammar as they worked on a collaborative sculpture.

The Autumn 2024 edition of the school’s termly magazine, Taking Stock, is now available to download and read from the Magazines and Publications section of the school website.

To mark Black History Month 2024 Junior School pupils explored the work of different artists in their year groups. Their work was then put on display in reception.

During October and November Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) visit schools to talk about fire safety.

As part of their ‘Animals’ topic, Year 1 had a very exciting visit from Cheshire Falconry, which was kindly funded by the Stopfordian Parents’ Association.

Stockport Grammar School is committed to minimising our environmental impact and offering our pupils, their parents and everyone who visits the school a safe and healthy space.

This year we are delighted to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the opening of our Junior School.

Junior School pupils celebrated National Poetry Day, the UK’s biggest mass celebration of poetry, by looking at a number of poems and stories and getting creative with a host of activities.

We are immensely proud of our links with the local community and, from our foundation in 1487 by Sir Edmond Shaa, our place in Stockport’s history, present and future.

Stockport Grammar Junior School is committed to developing the skills of citizenship, personal responsibility and care for one another. As part of this commitment, Year 6 pupils were invited to apply for positions of responsibility. Below is the list for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Residentials are a great way for pupils to build relationships with others in their year group and to develop new skills. In the summer term, Years 3, 5 and 6 enjoyed their fun-filled trips.

The latest edition of Old Stops’ Review, our annual magazine featuring news from and interviews with Old Stopfordians, is out now.

Parents, pupils, and staff gathered in the Dining Hall to ring in the final event of the Junior School academic year – Prize Giving.

The Junior School’s Charity team were thrilled to raise a spectacular £1,774 for The British Red Cross during the final charity event of the year.

Sports Day brought to an end the excellent year of results and performances across the range of sports offered to all Junior School pupils.