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In 1874, the people of Manchester – leading figures in the academic, cultural and business life of the city – founded the first academic school for girls in the North of England. It was a time when many regarded the education of girls as unnecessary or undesirable. Yet our founders knew that society would be better for this investment.
Their aims were to ‘impart to the girls the very best education which can be given, and fit them for any future before them.’ This remains our guiding spirit today, and after 150 years and a School full of exceptional firsts, Manchester High has built quite a legacy.
“It is our duty to make the world a better place for women.” Christabel Pankhurst, Class of 1897.