cheadle hulme Grammar
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cheadle hulme Grammar
Does anyone know anything about CHG. Thinking as a back up but don't know anyone who goes?
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Hello ALM, Cheadle Hulme School (independant Grammar) Is a very good school. My DD has been attending for just a short while however, the teachers are very nice, the pupils are well mannered, polite and friendly and mort importantly the results are very, very good.
The results are just a notch lower than mgs and manchester high, and better than any other independant grammar in the area.
It is a friendly school (as my DD is very shy) pupils approach others in order to make friends and the school also encourages the exchange of details,telephone numbers e-mail, on induction day so that the transition is less daunting. The kids adapt and like the school very early on.
I hope this helps.
The results are just a notch lower than mgs and manchester high, and better than any other independant grammar in the area.
It is a friendly school (as my DD is very shy) pupils approach others in order to make friends and the school also encourages the exchange of details,telephone numbers e-mail, on induction day so that the transition is less daunting. The kids adapt and like the school very early on.
I hope this helps.
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Hi, Dont worry too much about applicants, if your child is able to sit the other entrance exams he/she will be able to pass. There are a fair few that sit the exam but not all pass and then not all accept the place allocated if given due to other preferences.
they will need to do verbal reasoning, maths and a english composition. Also on the exam day they will take part in an activity of their choice.
After the papers are marked the school will invite the pupils that pass, for an informal interview, parents will have to wait outside. If they do well in the interview they will be given a place at the school in march by letter.
they will need to do verbal reasoning, maths and a english composition. Also on the exam day they will take part in an activity of their choice.
After the papers are marked the school will invite the pupils that pass, for an informal interview, parents will have to wait outside. If they do well in the interview they will be given a place at the school in march by letter.
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Re: cheadle hulme Grammar
Hi
Resurrecting an old thread here...
Can any one help regarding independent school exams - Cheadle Independent and Stockport; how do the exams compare, difficulty wise, with AGGS/AGSB?
We really liked both when we looked round, Cheadle probably top choice, but worried about passing the exam!
LM2
Resurrecting an old thread here...
Can any one help regarding independent school exams - Cheadle Independent and Stockport; how do the exams compare, difficulty wise, with AGGS/AGSB?
We really liked both when we looked round, Cheadle probably top choice, but worried about passing the exam!
LM2
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Re: cheadle hulme Grammar
Hi
My daughter didn't pass AGGS by a couple of marks but passed for Cheadle Hulme.
The exam is a completely different format from what I remember as they spend the full day at the school, having lunch & another activity outside of the exams. My daughter felt very relaxed with the day and successfully offered a place but took up another GS offer.
Good luck, we too loved the school
My daughter didn't pass AGGS by a couple of marks but passed for Cheadle Hulme.
The exam is a completely different format from what I remember as they spend the full day at the school, having lunch & another activity outside of the exams. My daughter felt very relaxed with the day and successfully offered a place but took up another GS offer.
Good luck, we too loved the school
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Re: cheadle hulme Grammar
Thanks Gatleytoo, that's really helpful. According to school my DS is "g+t" but didn't do all that well on AGSB, though did great on their maths paper (seems to have come unstuck on NVR). So I'm worrying about what level they are looking for at Stockport Grammar/Cheadle.
Did you go for interview? Can't believe they don't let you know until March but understandably people aren't going to make decisions until they've had all offers/refusals in!
LM
Did you go for interview? Can't believe they don't let you know until March but understandably people aren't going to make decisions until they've had all offers/refusals in!
LM
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Re: cheadle hulme Grammar
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Yes DD got an interview, again they made her feel totally relaxed. If I remember correctly result arrived a week before LEA allocation came out.
Are the entrance exams still after Christmas for CHG?
Good luck
Yes DD got an interview, again they made her feel totally relaxed. If I remember correctly result arrived a week before LEA allocation came out.
Are the entrance exams still after Christmas for CHG?
Good luck
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Re: cheadle hulme Grammar
Hi, yes exam in January for Stockport and Cheadle Independent. Am worrying about how they select if oversubscribed - that and the fact that his handwriting looks like several spiders had a fight and then exploded on the page (maybe that's what he imagines as he's writing!!)
Good to know they don't stress them out on exam day!
LM
Good to know they don't stress them out on exam day!
LM