Wednesday 18th September sees the first instalment of this academic year’s ‘Insight Into...’ series of careers talks. Students and their parents from years 9 through to 13 who have an interest in the Fashion Industry and would like to know more about this multi-million pound global industry are welcome to sign up for this fantastic opportunity.
On Tuesday 3rd September, we welcomed Class of 2003 alumna Emma Barnett back to School to host a talk and Q&A session with our Sixth Form students all about her new book, Period.
As the new, more rigorous grading system for GCSEs (1 to 9 rather than G to A*) comes into full force, pupils at Manchester High School for Girls are celebrating excellent examination results.
Today’s A-level results have proved that for students of Manchester High School for Girls, the world really is at their feet; 91% of all A-level grades secured at the School were A* to B.
Three of Manchester High's Year 10 pupils, Ella Hampson, Hawa Dar and Olivia Hall, scooped the prize for 'Best Sporting Initiative 2019' at the UKFast Community and Education Awards on 16th July.
The end of the 2018/2019 academic sees our beloved Teacher of Food and Textiles, Mrs Jan Fordham (née Sidebottom), retire after an incredible 41 years of service to Manchester High School for Girls.
House honour was at stake as girls took to the track for their annual Sports Day competitions.
After an extensive search and recruitment process, the Governors have appointed Mrs Helen Jeys as the 11th Head Mistress of Manchester High School for Girls.
Soaring temperatures didn’t stop members of the Manchester High School for Girls community breaking out the black tie on Saturday 29th June for the School’s Bursary Ball at The Principal.
Girls in the Preparatory Department celebrated Chinese culture on Thursday 20th June as they welcomed guests from the Chinese Consulate in Manchester to their Mandarin Day.
Isabella Taylor-Stokes in Year 7 is celebrating an eagle of golfing wins.
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