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wallington county grammar school

I am delighted to welcome you to the website of Wallington County Grammar School, one of the best schools in the country. Our motto is Per Ardua Ad Summa, 'Through Difficulties to the Heights'. Coming to school here as a student or professional means that we reach those heights daily by being part of such a successful educational organisation. What makes us great is that we meet life’s difficulties together, as a community and a family, using our core values of compassion, courage, commitment and creativity to achieve excellence. We believe that we should always show compassion to others, making decisions without self-interest and supporting all those in our community to be happy and successful. We must have courage, never being afraid of failure but embracing it to learn from our mistakes and better ourselves. We are committed, not just to reaching academic success but to enriching ourselves as scholars, sportsmen and women, artists, musicians, actors, debaters and anything else we set our minds to. Finally we are creative, always being willing to consider different solutions and think deeply about the challenges we face as individuals and as a society. Above all, we celebrate our incredible students through a culture of praise and recognition to make sure they leave us with the conviction that they can achieve anything they put their minds to. Being a boys selective school founded in 1927 that welcomes girls into the Sixth Form, we work within the Folio Education Trust, blending the best of tradition with innovation to engage and inspire our students to be the very best they can be. Because of this our students make progress within the top few percent of all secondary schools in the country at GCSE and go on to gain places at the world’s top universities. Ofsted recognised the achievements of our wonderful students and staff, grading the School as 'outstanding' in all categories in 2017. I am incredibly proud to have worked here for the last 16 years and look forward to many more moments of pride and delight in seeing the heights that our students reach each and every day.

calday grange grammar school

About Our School Calday Grange Grammar School has served the community of Wirral since 1636. We currently offer a free, grammar school education to nearly 1400 students, with approximately 200 boys in each of Years 7 to 11 and a mixed Sixth Form of nearly 500 students. Access to the school in Year 7 is through an 11 plus examination coordinated by the local authority. Students who wish to join the school in other year groups are required to undertake a computer-based test and achieve a set threshold. Access to the Sixth Form is based upon GCSE grades. Whilst the school recognises that academic achievement is a priority, we strongly believe that our role is to develop people who can take their place in, and make a significant contribution to, society. The school offers a wide range of activities that seek to develop the potential that all our students possess. We base everything that we do on the principle of mutual respect.

pate's grammar school foundation

Pate's Grammar School Foundation was set up by Richard Pate in the year 1586. He endowed his old college, Corpus Christi, Oxford, with property he had purchased, on condition that three-quarters of the income should be used by the College 'for the perpetual maintenance and foundation of a free Grammar School at Cheltenham ... and also a Hospital or Almshouse for six old poor people'. The Grammar School in Cheltenham was founded in 1574, and is now known as Pate's Grammar School. Richard Pate, "a very excellent and charitable man", was one of the most influential men in Gloucester in the sixteenth century. He was probably born in Cheltenham, son of Walter Pate and a nephew of a Richard Pate, Bishop of Worcester. He later lived in Gloucester, and is also said to have lived in Minsterworth. He owned extensive property, having purchased a great deal after surveying the possessions of the religious houses in the district, being a commissioner under Henry VIII and Edward VI. In 1541 he was admitted at Lincoln's Inn and later called to the Bar. He represented Gloucester in Parliament on a number of occasions and was Recorder of Gloucester from 1561 until his death. He died on the 29 October 1588, aged 73, and was buried in the south trancept of Gloucester Cathedral.

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royal grammar school newcastle

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bishop vesey's grammar school

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the newark emmaus trust

Established in 1993, Newark Emmaus Trust helps local, vulnerable, homeless young people by providing temporary quality accommodation with professional care, support and training. Our aim is not simply to provide a temporary home but to give young people real opportunities in life.

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bradford girls' grammar school

Established in 1875, the school is rich in history and has a strong record of providing opportunities for girls to succeed at the highest levels. Our school motto: Aspire, Succeed, Lead, captures our aspiration that every student should be ambitious, work hard and achieve success both academically and personally.

lancaster royal grammar school

Lancaster Royal Grammar School is a top day and boarding grammar school. There are 1250 pupils at the school, including 165 boarders and a thriving sixth form of 350 students. We challenge the brightest pupils in the North West of England, along with boarders from further afield, to fulfil their potential. Our Sixth Form is coeducational, and we welcomed Sixth Form girls as boarders from September 2020. The values central to Lancaster Royal Grammar School are those of academic and extra-curricular excellence and opportunity, within a diverse and tolerant community; these form the the best possible foundation for future life. Our pupils achieve outstanding exam results (63% A*/A grades at A-level in 2022, and 41% 9/8 grades at GCSE in 2022) and we have a national reputation for sporting excellence. Fourteen pupils were offered places at Oxford and Cambridge universities in 2022. The atmosphere of the school is vibrant and inspiring - and fun! The School was endowed in 1472 and is one of the oldest state funded schools in the country. Originally situated close to the Priory Church and Lancaster Castle, the LRGS moved to its present site in 1851 when Queen Victoria granted the Royal title. LRGS has a long tradition of providing excellent opportunities for pupils to excel academically as well as a national reputation for sporting and extra-curricular achievement. Students achieve consistently high academic standards and are supported by a strong and effective pastoral system.