Pupils from Manchester High School for Girls joined young people from across the region in a march from the Pankhurst Centre to the new Emmeline Pankhurst statue in St. Peter’s Square on Friday 14th December.
Manchester High School for Girls has a very close association with the famous Pankhurst family.
Members of the Manchester High Community take to the city for Ladies Festive Lunch.
On Tuesday 27th November, we were delighted to welcome Jenny Campbell (Class of ’78) back to Manchester High.
A group of Sixth Form girls recently visited CERN, home of the Hadron Collider – the most powerful particle accelerator in the world.
Manchester High School for Girls (MHSG) has been named as North West Independent Secondary School of the Year by The Sunday Times.
Students at Manchester High once again pulled out all the stops to make the annual School play such a successful show on 21st and 22nd of November.
Manchester High’s tennis team has been crowned winners of the North GB Regional Finals held in Sunderland on Thursday 15th November.
As we prepare to commemorate the centenary of Armistice Day on 11th November, we recognise the sacrifice made by so many men and women during the First Word War. In memory of those who gave their lives, we would like to share some of the ways that link Manchester High to the war effort.
Manchester High welcomed a former pupil, Yang Hu (Class of 2010) back to school to deliver an ‘Insight into Architecture’ talk with her colleagues from SimpsonHaugh on 16th October.
Manchester High’s Sixth Form students had an opportunity to hear about cyber security when members of the Home Office’s Digital, Data and Technology directorate visited the school on 2nd October.
On Tuesday 6th November, pupils and parents will be able to learn more about early careers with higher and degree level apprenticeships from award winning investment platform provider, AJ Bell. Do you have a head for numbers and technology? Or a keen interest in the fast paced world of finance? Come along and discover alternative routes to a career in financial services.
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