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The Ryleys is celebrating another bumper year of offers for the region’s top independent secondary schools.
All of Year 6 received offers from the region’s top schools including a Music Exhibition and Academic Scholarship to King’s School, Macclesfield.
Pupil offers this year include, five places at Manchester Grammar School, 18 offers for King’s School, nine offers for Alderley Edge School for Girls, three for Stockport Grammar School, two offers for Cheadle Hulme School and one for St. Ambrose School in Hale Barns.
Mrs Claire Hamilton said: “Year on year, our pupils have continually gained success at some of the top schools in the country as well as being awarded scholarships for particular areas of talent, both academically and in music.
“We are delighted with the results and it shows a true testament to the hard work and dedication that the children have shown over the last few months. I would also like to thank all of the staff here at The Ryleys who have shown such enthusiasm and commitment in ensuring these children gain places at their first choice schools."
All of Year 6 received offers from the region’s top schools including a Music Exhibition and Academic Scholarship to King’s School, Macclesfield.
Pupil offers this year include, five places at Manchester Grammar School, 18 offers for King’s School, nine offers for Alderley Edge School for Girls, three for Stockport Grammar School, two offers for Cheadle Hulme School and one for St. Ambrose School in Hale Barns.
Mrs Claire Hamilton said: “Year on year, our pupils have continually gained success at some of the top schools in the country as well as being awarded scholarships for particular areas of talent, both academically and in music.
“We are delighted with the results and it shows a true testament to the hard work and dedication that the children have shown over the last few months. I would also like to thank all of the staff here at The Ryleys who have shown such enthusiasm and commitment in ensuring these children gain places at their first choice schools."
