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| 22 Jun 2021 | |
| Alumni News |
Thank you to all Old Stopfordians' who have contributed to the virtual Stockport Grammar School second year careers day. Pupils have been able to explore a variety of career areas in preparation for deciding which subjects to study for their GCSEs. The advice given by fellow Old Stopfordians is invaluable.
This year pupils enjoyed additional content produced by Suzanna Eames (OS 2012), an Associate in Farrer & Co's family team, Matthew Greene (OS 2003) a Director at PwC, Craig Sherratt (OS 2003), Equity Placement Team Director at CBRE and our very own Old Stopfordian President, Clare Francis (OS 1994), Director of Barclays UK Savings & Investments.
If you would like to contribute to our careers content we would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact Rebecca Shawcross on 0161 419 2408 or email shawcrossr@stockportgrammar.co.uk.
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