Over 30 Fourth Year pupils travelled to mainland Europe for the annual Maths trip to Disneyland Paris.

Stockport Grammar School Sixth Form pupils are celebrating an exceptional start to the 2026 UCAS cycle, with an impressive 463 university offers already received from top institutions across the UK.

130 artists from 18 local schools excitedly entered the Dining Hall to see their work on display at the 2026 Year 5 Art Competition.

Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) pupils embraced the opportunity to work on their linguistic skills during a trip to east Manchester and by taking part in a debating competition.

Senior School and Sixth Form pupils have the opportunity to listen to a wide range of inspiring speakers – and the past few weeks have been a perfect example of this.

Stockport Grammar School is set to broaden its Sixth Form curriculum with the introduction of A Level Media Studies.

Exploring well‑known landmarks in Stockport, Manchester and Salford gave the school’s creative pupils a rich source of inspiration for their artwork.

The Hallam Hall glowed with warmth as the school’s magnificent musicians performed a string of stunning pieces at the 2026 Winter Concert.

When pupils returned to Stockport Grammar School after the summer break, they were met with the familiar pace of a new academic year – minus one thing: the pressure of mobile phones.

Following on from the successful planning permission application in 2024, we are delighted to announce that we intend to begin construction this summer on our new sports pavilion, reflecting our commitment to continuous improvement and excellence.

80 adventurous Second Year pupils loved hitting the slopes of Passo Tonale during a fun-filled skiing trip to Italy.

47 Fifth Year Religious Studies and History pupils visited Poland as part of an educational trip designed to deepen their contextual understanding of topics studied in school.

To kick off the Spring Term, Fifth Year pupils spent a day experiencing life as an SGS Sixth Former.

Creative pupils from a wide range of Senior School year groups enjoyed making their way through their Textiles Technology and Design Technology courses during the Autumn Term.

The SGS community made their way to the spectacular surroundings of St George’s Church for this year’s Senior School and Junior School Carol Services.

An evening of festive cheer awaited the excited audience at the 2025 Christmas Concert.

Third Year pupils found out more about careers they might be interested in, and learned about some they hadn’t considered before, at a Careers Afternoon.

The Hallam Library was officially opened on 7th December 2005 by HRH Duke of Gloucester and, as it approached its 20th anniversary, Library staff invited pupils, teachers and support staff to share in the celebration.

In response to the research and development requirement that forms part of the A Level Art and Design course, pupils in Lower and Upper Sixth spent a day visiting galleries and museums in London.

Stockport Grammar School proudly unveiled a purple plaque commemorating the remarkable STEM achievements of a former pupil.