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The Bury Grammar Schools Trustee Limited (company number 06612259) as trustee of Bury Grammar School Charity (registered charity number 526622) Registered Office: Farraday House, Bridge Road, Bury, BL9 0HG. Registered in England and Wales
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Today we are proud to have almost 700 girls and 700 boys attending Bury Grammar School and last week we all celebrated our school’s 454-year history. It’s more of a Founders’ Week, rather than just one day and we begin with a Founders’ Day assembly to set the scene. Founders’ Day Assembly – Tuesday 30th April 2024.
The Old Girls' Association was established by the School alumnae as a means of keeping in touch with fellow pupils across the world. We organise an annual Reunion Lunch in September/October with tours of the School, and we also have a thriving OGA London Branch which hosts an annual lunch in May. Keep up-to-date with the latest news and events ...
Since 2016, Jo Anderson BA (modern languages; University of Leeds), PGCE MEd (secondary curriculum leadership), who became head of the senior girls’ school in 2015. She is now principal and responsible for the strategic planning for the future of the entire family of the Bury Grammar Schools, boys’ and girls’, both junior and senior.
Bury Grammar School Girls | 44 followers on LinkedIn. Welcome. It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Bury Grammar School Girls. We are a forward-looking school with high aspirations and a ...
There were 23 girls in attendance and lessons were from 9.00am to 1.00pm each day with a half-hour break. Latin, French, Science, Mathematics were taught as well as English, Music, Needlework and Games. 1900 Bury High School for Girls was taken over by the Grammar School governors in 1900 and the name changed to Bury Grammar School for Girls.
