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| 26 Sep 2023 | |
| Alumni News |
We were pleased to welcome former pupils (from left to right) Brian Orpet, David Seddon, John Richardson, John Turner, Anthony Watson, and Gordon Macconell back to school as they celebrated 70 years since they joined SGS as First Years!
The Old Stopfordians were joined in the Governors’ Room by new Head Mrs Sarah Capewell and a number of Sixth Formers.
Many conversations were had comparing the differences from each other’s time at SGS – most notably the inclusion of girls, popular sports played at SGS and how prefects carried out their duties.
The group are looking forward to celebrating their 75-year anniversary in 2028.
If you would like to have a reunion with your year group, please email External Relations.
If you are considering contributing to the audio/video project of memories for Chris Wright, please make sure that you read the information and guidance below first. More...
On Monday 19 May, a group of 50 Old Stops had an evening to remember at the Goldsmiths' Hall, honouring the centuries-ol… More...
We are looking for Old Stops who are interested in sharing an insight into their chosen profession at the Careers Conven… More...
SGS is delighted to announce the appointment of Arian Nikkhah as Old Stopfordian President for the 2025-2027 term. More...
Read about the latest SGS Library 'Spotlight on...' talk from Old Stop, Anna Davies (OS 2019). More...
Tram driver Andrew Richardson (OS 1982) is an active member of the Tameside community and was recently honoured to present an Amazing Ashton Award. Re… More...
On Monday 19 May, a group of 50 Old Stops had an evening to remember at the Goldsmiths' Hall, honouring the centuries-old connection between the Golds… More...
In 2014, Old Stopfordian Laura Cooper explored the history of Stockport Grammar and the town in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as part of a re… More...
