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| 12 Jan 2023 | |
| Alumni News |
The Winter 2022 edition of the school’s termly magazine, Taking Stock, is now available to download and read from the Magazines and Publications section of the school website.
The publication is packed full of inspiring news and photos from both the Senior and Junior Schools.
Senior School stories include a review of the First Year residential, a look at how the school marked World Mental Health Day and Black History Month and a story about the return of the Battlefields trip.
In the Juniors, pupils welcomed poet Ian Bland into school for National Poetry Day, siblings Frank and Florence T thoroughly enjoyed being Head for the day and the children were treated to visits from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, a dentist and Greater Manchester Police.
You can download this latest edition here.
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