Well done to our Fifth Years on their fantastic GCSE results!

Sixth Form student Alex Hartemink enjoyed an inspiring and life-changing solo trip to Australia after picking up the Albert Johnston Travel Award.

Congratulations to our Upper Sixth who collected their A Level results this morning. We are so proud of you!

The 2024 edition of ‘Like, Literary’, the school’s annual literary magazine, has been published and, this year, the publication offers an exploration of our global society by the SGS community.

The school community came together to celebrate a year of success at the 2024 Senior School Speech Day in the superb art deco surroundings of The Stockport Plaza.

50 pupils from Third Year to Sixth Form participated in a London theatre extravaganza, organised and led by Drama teacher Miss Lucy Mitchell.

Issue 9 of the ‘SGS Historian’, a magazine created by Sixth Form students and staff, is now available to read.

Seventy-two Second Year pupils travelled to Outward Bound Aberdovey to take on a week-long course designed to stretch and challenge them physically, mentally and socially.

To complement the work done in history lessons, Third Year pupils travelled to France and Belgium on the annual Battlefields trip where they were given a timely reminder of the importance of remembrance.

Stockport Grammar musicians had an unforgettable time during their tour to Paris.

A mixed group of Lower Sixth and Fourth Year students headed to London on an exciting trip that saw them visit the Houses of Parliament and the Supreme Court.

Stockport Grammar School hosted its annual Science Competition this July, challenging visiting Year 10 pupils from local high schools.

Fourth Year GCSE Religious Studies pupils visited a number of churches in Greater Manchester to extend their classroom knowledge.

On 21st June, the school’s amazing musicians took part in the 2024 Music Festival.

Now in its 21st year, the Stockport Grammar School Bursary Golf Day in association with Vernon Building Society saw golfers take to the course at Stockport Golf Club to raise money for the Bursary Fund.

Pupils from Third Year to Lower Sixth produced two incredible performances of this year’s drama production, ‘Teechers’.

Pupils from First to Fourth Year wore their House colours with pride as they competed in Sports Day 2024.

Design and Technology (DT) students in Lower Sixth took part in the Wildlife Haven competition where they had to design and build a product that would help to preserve a wildlife species of their choice.

34 Fourth Year and Lower Sixth Art and Textile students visited two galleries in Yorkshire to gather source material, critical studies and research to incorporate into their portfolio work.

This year’s two-day Higher Education conference gave students in the Lower Sixth the chance to find out more about the opportunities available to them after they leave Stockport Grammar.