Our creative and enthusiastic group of nearly 50 Junior pupils received their Arts Award Discover certificates in a presentation assembly this week.
Last term, they worked extremely hard to produce lots of artworks based on the theme ‘Funky Food’, creating …
A great year for Eco Society has culminated with the renewal of the Eco-Schools Green Flag Award! Withington has now been recognised continuously as a Green Flag School since 2010 and the Award recognises the efforts of the School’s ‘Eco’ …
We were delighted to be invited to the Christie in the final week of the Autumn Term to see our Withington coin on their Coin Wall in recognition of the £12,694 raised by the School for The Christie Trust during …
A new Withington tradition was born this December with the inaugural Manchester Sings event, initiated by Withington’s Director of Music, Mrs Gillian Sargent. Inspirational, moving and just a spectacle to behold, nearly 250 children gave an unforgettable performance at Manchester …
A sea of colourful t-shirts, lots of smiling faces and the heart-warming sound of a massed choir of young voices filled Manchester Cathedral on Wednesday 4th December as pupils from seven schools came together to perform for an audience of …
Withington Girls’ School has been named North West Independent Secondary School of the Year 2020 by The Sunday Times, a wonderful and much-appreciated tribute to the talents, efforts and commitment of our pupils and staff.
In the award citation Alastair …
On Tuesday, 12th November, The Young Shakespeare Company visited to perform Romeo and Juliet to Years 3 – 6. It was a modern twist on the story, with interesting costumes and music, and the girls were completely captivated throughout!
The …
Withington’s SHiNE Saturday morning education courses were run for the 12th year in 2019 and are more popular than ever! 91 boys and girls in Years 5 and 6 – nearly twice as many as in previous years – from …
Year 5 (Lower II) stepped back in time for an informative and interactive ‘Tudor’ day at Ordsall Hall, Salford, as part of their History lessons on the Tudors.
The girls learned about Tudor celebrations, food and homes, as well as …
Girls from Year 8 and 9 launched the WGS programme for Anti-bullying Week activities in Assembly on Tuesday. Through roleplay, they enacted scenarios around different kinds of bullying and the meaning of friendship. The actors wore odd socks to promote …
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