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Welcome – Spring 2012
Edwina Currie Goes Back to School
Former MP, writer and broadcaster Edwina Currie met pupils at Cheadle Hulme School, telling stories of parliament, Mrs Thatcher and Strictly Come Dancing.
The future is bright at Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College
Cheadle & Marple Sixth Form College continues to go from strength to strength with record examination results in 2011
Kings two high flyers
The King’s School has appointed two high-flying academics as the new
Principals of the Girls’ and Sixth Form divisions.
Explore Learning, now in Cheadle Hulme
Explore Learning provides inspiring, confidence-boosting maths and literacy tuition to 5-14 year olds of all abilities in a unique and lively environment.
Stargazing at School
Cheadle Hulme School pupils are unfolding the mysteries of the night sky in a new Astronomy Club.
Bramhall High students show money doesn’t grow on trees
CREATIVE students at Bramhall High School have taken part in a competition to design a piece of art which reflects the saying ‘money doesn’t grow on trees’.
Young at Heart
Young and old shared their memories as Hillcrest Grammar School pupils
visited Borough Care residential homes as part of Dignity Action Day.
Charity or Synergy?
Do education partnerships really work, asks Stuart Leeming
In England and Wales there has been the perception of an atmosphere of suspicion between the State sector and the Independent sector in education. Nevertheless, and in the face of frequently ambivalent and occasionally hostile reaction from Local Authorities, partnerships of one sort or another between schools in different sectors have developed and prospered.