William Hulme’s Grammar School

E772007

William Hulme’s Grammar School is a long-established independent day school in Manchester, England, known for its strong academic reputation and selective admissions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academy
day school
grammar school
independent school
selective school
address Spring Bridge Road, Whalley Range, Manchester, M16 8PR, England
admissionsPolicy selective
ageRange 3–18
convertedToAcademyStatus 2007
country England
foundedAs William Hulme’s Grammar School for Boys
founder Hulme Trust
foundingDate 1887
genderIntake co-educational
governedBy board of governors
hasAlumni Anthony Burgess
Sir Howard Bernstein
Sir Norman Stoller
Sir Richard Evans
hasMotto Fide Sed Cui Vide
hasSchoolType primary
secondary
sixth form
hasSixthForm yes
knownFor selective admissions
strong academic reputation
languageOfInstruction English
localAuthority Manchester City Council
locatedIn Manchester
Whalley Range
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Trust but be careful whom you trust
namedAfter William Hulme
offersEducationStage early years
key stage 1
key stage 2
key stage 3
key stage 4
post-16
offersQualification A level
GCSE
ofstedURN 135603
postcode M16 8PR
previousStatus independent school
region Greater Manchester
religiousAffiliation none
schoolColours black
gold
green
sponsor United Learning

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Whalley Range hasEducationalInstitution William Hulme’s Grammar School
William Hulme’s Grammar School foundedAs William Hulme’s Grammar School for Boys
linked to: William Hulme’s Grammar School