A 12-year-old MGS Tennis Star Invited to Train with Tennis Elite
A 12-year-old tennis star from Altrincham has been invited to train at one of the best centres in the country for producing Britain’s tennis stars of the future.
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Bolton
Royal Appointment for Water Polo Boys
Players and staff from Bolton School were thrilled to represent water polo and demonstrate their expertise to Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, during his royal visit to Merseyside.
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Pirates Ahoy in Swashbuckling Assembly at Bolton School
An audience of parents and Reception and Year 1 children at Beech House were entertained as Year 2 children celebrated their term’s work on pirates with a colourful pirate-themed assembly that involved singing sea shanties and narrating swashbuckling stories.
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Food Festival Fever Hits Bolton Market Place
Food fun will arrive at Market Place Shopping Centre this Bank Holiday weekend as part of Bolton 9th Food and Drink Festival with a lot of cooking masterclasses, kids food challenges and celebrity chef appearances.
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Ironkids Inspire Active Lifestiles
More than 2,200 children from across the world will be meeting in Bolton to compete in the ultimate, young-persons fitness challenge on Saturday July 19.
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Bolton Hits Fever Pitch
More than 23,000 shoppers flocked to a shopping centre in Greater Manchester last weekend to see the colours of Copacabana when a Brazilian carnival came to town.
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Sasha Carries the Torch
On the early morning of 1st of June, day 14 of the Olympic Torch Relay, starting just before 6.30, former
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“Olympic torch bearer!! Go me!!..” says Richard Howarth
Richard Howarth of Oldham, a former pupil of Stockport Grammar School was chosen to be a torchbearer in Westhoughton, Bolton after being nominated for the honour by current Stockport Grammar Junior School teacher Mrs Debbie Flint.
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Boys learn differently
Research and studies suggest these are difficult times to be a boy. Girls tend to perform better than boys academically throughout each key stage of a school career and the gap is widening. Seventy per cent of women now progress to university compared to only 50% of men. I can’t help believing that the dramatic decline in the number of single-sex schools over the past 25 years has directly impacted these statistics.
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