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Tech Giant Partners with City’s Oldest Girls’ School
UKFast, the country’s largest privately-owned hosting provider, and Manchester High School for Girls, one of the city’s top performing schools, have joined forces in a bid to tackle the widening gender gap across the tech industries. The official educational partnership will see UKFast deliver curricular support, technical workshops, work experience and advice on career pathways […]
Martin sings at Wembley for 15th time
South Manchester Tenor Martin Toal is preparing to sing for the fifteenth time at Wembley. The St. Ambrose College head of modern foreign languages leads a double life as a specialist French teacher at the top Hale Barns Catholic grammar school and one of the nation’s go to performers for the major sporting occasion. Next […]
Acting classes exclusively for 12-16 years
Knutsford-based Rokit Performing Arts, one of the top performing arts academies in the north of England, owned by Victoria Gough, has launched ‘Acting Pro’ at its Wilmslow school to give older students the choice of taking an ‘acting only’ option. Acting Pro takes place on Wednesdays from 4.30-6.30pm. It is an intensive 2-hour acting class […]
Walking tall at their Funky Fashion Show
The King’s School’s young models staged a flash back Friday with their annual fashion show for Christies celebrated the music of the seventies, eighties, nineties, noughties and even their own decade with a record breaking sell out event. Raising £4,500 on the night, with more yet to come from clothing auctions, the cool cats cruised […]
Manchester High School pupils bring a little festive cheer to the elderly
The guests were treated to a lively afternoon of entertainment including musical and dance performances, bingo and a festive buffet as 15-year-old Orla Walshe from Macclesfield and 14-year-old Annabel Tragen from Cheadle spent time getting to know their visitors. Annabel said: “We had a great time talking to our guests and finding out about their […]
Young designers win Silver in Faraday Challenge
Young design engineers from King’s Girls’ Division came a narrow second in a region-wide challenge to design sophisticated computer programmes to help former Maxonian Ben Ainslie win the America’s Cup. The team of six girls had six hours in which to develop and present their two ideas for the coding and design of a temperature […]
Our December issues are out from Friday
The December issues of both INCheshire magazine and Prestbury Living magazine will be distributed (by us) to a total of 14,000 affluent homes and town centre businesses throughout Alderley Edge, Chelford, Goostrey, Great Budworth, High Legh, Knutsford, Mere, Mobberley, Mottram-St-Andrew, Prestbury, Tytherington and Wilmslow – more than any other monthly A4 lifestyle magazine. This part of […]
Michelin-starred chef gives students recipe for success
Catering students at Warrington Collegiate have discovered the recipe for success, thanks to an amazing work placement opportunity with Michelin-starred chef, Aiden Byrne. Ben Grimes has been spending the last few weeks working at the acclaimed chef’s Church Green restaurant in Lymm, while fellow Hospitality & Catering students Ray Cassell and Russ Wood have been […]
Princess Anne flies in to Kings School
Princess Anne’s first thought when she flew in by helicopter to the King’s School for her trip to Cheshire was for the hair styles of the students who were there to greet her. Kate Marsh, 17, from Macclesfield said: “She said she was surprised anyone had turned up to meet her during half term and […]
Superb A-level results for Manchester’s oldest girls’ school
Students at Manchester’s oldest girls’ school are today celebrating their superb A-level results. 70% of all grades at Manchester High School for Girls were the coveted A* and A, with 94% of all marks secured in the A* to B range. Seven members of the school’s Class of 2016 achieved a string of straight A*s. […]
