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Hulme Hall Grammar School prepares for Open Morning
Hulme Hall Grammar School is preparing to welcome current and prospective parents to an ‘Open Morning’ on Saturday 17 January between 9:30am and 12:30pm.
Last minute touches are underway at the Cheadle Hulme-based school, as teachers and pupils are set to open its doors for visiting parents to experience first-hand Hulme Hall Grammar School’s highly positive learning environment, which caters for children aged 2-16 years.
A tour of the school is set to be offered for parents to observe the school’s individualistic approach to learning along with the opportunity to meet with the highly experienced staff to discuss the schools broad and balanced curriculum on offer.
Head Teacher at Hulme Hall Grammar School, Rachael Allen, said: “We are very much looking forward to welcoming parents and potential pupils to the school to discover the unique learning environment that the school has to offer in which pupils thrive and succeed with outstanding pastoral support.
“Along with our strong belief in nurturing our pupils to achieve academic excellence, we provide a strong emphasis on offering a broad range of extracurricular activities to improve pupil’s confidence and self esteem.”
Established over 80 years ago, Hulme Hall Grammar School is committed to providing a positive atmosphere and a challenging academic environment in which all pupils thrive and succeed, with outstanding pastoral care and support.
It offers all pupils a wide and varied curriculum taught by dedicated, experienced and highly-qualified professionals. The school also has one of the largest Enrichment Centres (learning support) in the Cheshire area, with a team of specialists committed to realising the potential of pupils.
For further information on Hulme Hall Grammar School, go to www.hulmehallschool.org or call 0161 485 3524 or follow the school on Twitter @HulmeHallGS
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Zeus PR .
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