Withington Girls’ School (WGS) is an independent day school for around 640 girls aged seven to eighteen. It was founded in 1890 by a group of eminent and far-sighted Manchester families who wanted the same educational opportunities for their daughters as were already available for their sons. A-level and GCSE results consistently confirm the School’s […]
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You can do all the marketing you want, but it pales into insignificance when parents talk. The Head at RGS Worcester recently received this captivating email. My husband and I would just like to thank you and all the staff at RGS Worcester for providing what has been a first class education for both of […]
Loughborough Grammar School – a day and boarding school for boys aged 10 – 18 Founded in 1495, Loughborough Grammar School is one of the oldest in the country, educating over 1,000 boys – including 70 boarders – from age 10 to 18. In 1852 the School moved from the town centre to its present […]
It’s been a great year for the RGS. In July The Sunday Times named us “Best School in the North”. In August, our A level results hit the heights yet again. We’re hugely proud of all our students and what they achieve. It’s not rocket science! The boys and girls themselves are amazingly committed, motivated […]
Building on first-class formula Top-class results, small class sizes and a plethora of opportunites all contribute to the winning formula that is offered by Wisbech Grammar School. Founded during the turbulent reign of Richard II in 1379, the school was established by a society of local merchants, the Guild of the Holy Trinity, to provide […]
Exeter School is a city day school in the grammar school tradition which educates pupils from 7 to 18. The School was founded in 1633 as Exeter Free Grammar School to educate the sons of freemen and moved to its present site in 1880. Exeter School’s buildings were designed by William Butterfield, who also designed […]
We are delighted to introduce you to Newcastle High School for Girls. A flagship school for the Girls’ Day School Trust, it is built upon the foundation of two outstanding girls’ schools, Central Newcastle High School and Church High School and caters for girls aged 3 – 18. It gives girls of the North East […]
Founded in 1502, the King’s School in Macclesfield is one of England’s great schools, building on its traditional values to offer a stunning range of academic and extra-curricular opportunities. With over 1250 pupils, King’s ‘diamond structure’ provides a blend of single sex education and co-education. The school takes boys and girls from the ages of […]
The Grammar School at Leeds (GSAL) is a leading co-educational independent school with 2,200 pupils aged three to 18. The Junior School, Senior School and Sixth Form share a modern purpose-built school at Alwoodley Gates on the northern edge of Leeds. The Nursery and Pre-Prep, Rose Court, is based in Headingley. GSAL started life as […]
Withington Girls’ School (WGS) is an independent day school for around 640 girls aged seven to eighteen. It was founded in 1890 by a group of eminent and far-sighted Manchester families who wanted the same educational opportunities for their daughters as were already available for their sons. A-level and GCSE results consistently confirm the School’s […]
The John Lyon School The John Lyon School is a successful and well regarded independent HMC boys’ school situated in Harrow on the Hill, approximately twelve miles from the centre of London. The School was founded in 1876 by John Lyon, a wealthy Elizabethan farmer. Today the Harrow Foundation comprises of Harrow School, […]
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