A Manchester High girl is recognisable by her confidence and passion, her intellect and ambition, her love of life, her caring spirit and her enthusiasm.
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.
Our Head Mistress, Claire Hewitt, and Helen Jeys from Alderley Edge School for Girls, have just returned from the Global Forum on Girls’ Education in Washington where they shared their expertise on building resilience and character with 800 educators from across the world.
A group of A-level English Literature students were whisked away on a thrilling theatrical residential in Stratford between 12th and 14th June.
Aspiring eye surgeon, 18-year-old Aneesa Hameed from Manchester High School for Girls, is making plans to tackle macular degeneration (MD) head on as the UK prepares to mark Macular Week between 25th June and 1st July.
We are delighted to announce that we will shortly be launching a new MHSG archive website.
“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
Admissions
The School operates an equality policy and all girls are considered on merit.
The information on this website is a summary of our admissions policy for entrants. Full policies for the Prep, Senior School and Sixth Form are available on request from the Registrar. Please contact the Registrar for further information or enquire online.
Chief Communications Officer, Manchester City Football Club
Class of 1989
First female Executive Director of Marks and Spencer
Class of 1971
Vice President, Facebook (EMEA)
Class of 1987
Founder of YourCash Europe and investor on BBC2’s Dragons’ Den
Class of 1977
Political Editor, The Guardian
Class of 1998
First female helicopter pilot in the British Army
Class of 1985
GP and NHS Medical Leadership Fellow
Class of 2001
Head Mistress: Mrs A C Hewitt, BSc