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Empowering girls since 1874
Manchester High School for Girls offers students a vibrant atmosphere and a strong sense of community. In such a supportive environment, each girl feels happy, cared for and valued as an individual.
Pupils in Year 9 had their learning brought to life on Wednesday 4th December as they took part in a series of workshops about British Jews in World War One.
Congratulations to pupils in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 who performed their annual Christmas productions this week.
On Saturday 29th November, three Sixth Form students and one member of staff attended Lowland Leader training at Delamere Forest.
Students in Year 10 have developed a project to raise awareness of period poverty throughout the School.
Manchester High’s youngest pupils welcomed their parents to the dining room last week for the annual ‘Dine with your Daughter’ days.
This year’s sell-out production saw the hall transformed into a 1970’s convent, as pupils performed the hit musical, Sister Act.
On Monday 16th December we will be hosting another “Insight into…” careers talk at Manchester High School for Girls.
The Open Event season at Manchester High School for Girls is now reaching its conclusion, so our prospective pupils and their families will be starting to think about our admissions process and the Entrance Assessment Day.
Girls in the Prep, Senior School and Sixth Form swapped their uniform for something a bit comfier on Friday 15th November in support of BBC Children in Need.
Open Events
Visiting the School and meeting the girls is the best way to find out what makes Manchester High so special.
Open Events for our Preparatory Department, Senior School and Sixth Form are held throughout the Autumn, but there are opportunities to visit all year round.
“Manchester High School for Girls is an incredibly positive community. It promotes hard work, ambition and seriously clever women with a light touch. Its pupils leave the school with the world at their feet but also knowing how to support their friends, take care of themselves and have fun.” – The Good Schools Guide
"Pupils are encouraged to blow their own trumpet - and each other's...They're building a sisterhood here."
-The Good Schools Guide
"Exam results are consistently jaw-dropping."
-The Good Schools Guide
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