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8th May 2012
Congratulations are in order this week as Sixth Form pupil Rhiannon Lunney gained a place at the prestigious International Summer School for Young Physicists (ISSYP) which is taking place at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Ontario, Canada, this summer.
The ISSYP is an exciting and challenging two week course open to International students who have a keen interest in theoretical...
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1st May 2012
Alderley Edge School for Girls is proud to announce that girls as young as two can now enjoy the safe, happy and nurturing environment that the school offers. The current nursery has had excellent success since its opening and the school has responded to demand from current and prospective parents to be able to offer nursery provision for younger children.
This exciting new development will be...
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27th April 2012
AESG recently welcomed pupils from Holland, France, Germany and Spain as it hosted this year's Comenius project. The school has participated in Comenius projects for many years - the aim of which is to develop further knowledge and understanding of European cultures and languages, and to help young people to acquire life skills for their personal development and future...
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23rd April 2012
Congratulations to Lauren Sumner in Year 10 who raised £1005.56 for Cancer Research UK by holding a masquerade ball. The event was held for pupils in Year 10 and 11 who enjoyed a three course meal, a disco and a charity auction.
Lauren put a lot of work into organising the masquerade ball and we know it was thoroughly enjoyed by all those who attended. The school would like to congratulate...
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6th April 2012
The stakes were high this week as the Sixth Form pupils from Alderley Edge School for Girls took on a team of staff in a competitive hockey match at Wilmslow Hockey Club in Styal.
The match was organised by Sixth Form pupil Tessa Bryant who raised £300 from the entrance fee which was charged to spectators. The money raised will to CAFOD in order to help some of the world’s poorest...
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3rd April 2012
The school hosted a surprise farewell concert for Mr Neil Shaw-Hulme, a long standing and valued member of the Music Department this week. The concert was to say thank you and good luck to Neil as he plans to devote more time to his professional music career.
Neil has been involved with school since the start and prior to that, taught at Mount Carmel School. He inspired, motivated and...
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2nd April 2012
A pirate day was held in the nursery to celebrate the end of their project on pirates. The girls dressed up as pirates and participated in a treasure hunt in the garden. They also participated in a special pirate lunch and helped to create their desert island dessert with jelly rowing boats and cannonball fruits. A great day was had by all.
The school would like to say thank you to...
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23rd March 2012
Thank you to Athenais Hill in Upper VI for her special assembly about her cousin Joshua. Joshua suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Otahara Syndrome for which there is no treatment.
Despite his condition, Joshua manages to put a smile on people’s faces and he is a brave little boy. Life for Joshua is certainly not easy - he has to be fed through a nasal tube that goes direct...
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19th March 2012
Year 2 pupils from Alderley Edge School for Girls spent a day at St Helen’s based World of Glass as part of their Science studies this week. The girls spent time looking at the properties of glass which tied in with their Science lessons on the 'Grouping and Changing of Materials'.
The girls were told about the difficult conditions that glass workers were subjected to in bygone...
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16th March 2012
As the girls celebrated St Joseph's Day this week, they were joined in lessons by School Governors. Following on from a Celebration Assembly in the morning, the Governors spent time in both Junior School and Senior School lessons which included English, Science, Business Studies and Modern Foreign Languages to name but a few.
Congratulations are in order this week as Sixth Form pupil Rhiannon Lunney gained a place at the prestigious International Summer School for Young Physicists (ISSYP) which is taking place at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Ontario, Canada, this summer. The ISSYP is an exciting and challenging two week course open to International students who have a keen interest in theoretical...
Alderley Edge School for Girls is proud to announce that girls as young as two can now enjoy the safe, happy and nurturing environment that the school offers. The current nursery has had excellent success since its opening and the school has responded to demand from current and prospective parents to be able to offer nursery provision for younger children. This exciting new development will be...
AESG recently welcomed pupils from Holland, France, Germany and Spain as it hosted this year's Comenius project. The school has participated in Comenius projects for many years - the aim of which is to develop further knowledge and understanding of European cultures and languages, and to help young people to acquire life skills for their personal development and future...
Congratulations to Lauren Sumner in Year 10 who raised £1005.56 for Cancer Research UK by holding a masquerade ball. The event was held for pupils in Year 10 and 11 who enjoyed a three course meal, a disco and a charity auction. Lauren put a lot of work into organising the masquerade ball and we know it was thoroughly enjoyed by all those who attended. The school would like to congratulate...
The stakes were high this week as the Sixth Form pupils from Alderley Edge School for Girls took on a team of staff in a competitive hockey match at Wilmslow Hockey Club in Styal. The match was organised by Sixth Form pupil Tessa Bryant who raised £300 from the entrance fee which was charged to spectators. The money raised will to CAFOD in order to help some of the world’s poorest...
The school hosted a surprise farewell concert for Mr Neil Shaw-Hulme, a long standing and valued member of the Music Department this week. The concert was to say thank you and good luck to Neil as he plans to devote more time to his professional music career. Neil has been involved with school since the start and prior to that, taught at Mount Carmel School. He inspired, motivated and...
A pirate day was held in the nursery to celebrate the end of their project on pirates. The girls dressed up as pirates and participated in a treasure hunt in the garden. They also participated in a special pirate lunch and helped to create their desert island dessert with jelly rowing boats and cannonball fruits. A great day was had by all. The school would like to say thank you to...
Thank you to Athenais Hill in Upper VI for her special assembly about her cousin Joshua. Joshua suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Otahara Syndrome for which there is no treatment. Despite his condition, Joshua manages to put a smile on people’s faces and he is a brave little boy. Life for Joshua is certainly not easy - he has to be fed through a nasal tube that goes direct...
Year 2 pupils from Alderley Edge School for Girls spent a day at St Helen’s based World of Glass as part of their Science studies this week. The girls spent time looking at the properties of glass which tied in with their Science lessons on the 'Grouping and Changing of Materials'. The girls were told about the difficult conditions that glass workers were subjected to in bygone...
As the girls celebrated St Joseph's Day this week, they were joined in lessons by School Governors. Following on from a Celebration Assembly in the morning, the Governors spent time in both Junior School and Senior School lessons which included English, Science, Business Studies and Modern Foreign Languages to name but a few.