Schools in Greater Manchester
7 schools · 15 reviews
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Schools
15
Reviews
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Types
1
Willow House School
Special Needs
Pearce House, 80 Cawdor Street, Eccles, Salford, M30 0QF
2
The Holden School
Special Needs
Firs Lane, Leigh, Wigan, WN7 4SB
3
St Peter's RC High School
Secondary
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4
The Greens ENS
Special Needs
The Greens ENS, 202 Droylsden Road, Manchester, Lancashire, M40 1NZ
5
CEWE School
Special Needs
St Catherine's Vicarage, Catherine Terrace, Wigan
6
Glodwick Infant and Nursery School
Primary
Glodwick Road
7
St Michael's CofE Primary School, Howe Bridge
Primary
Leigh Road, Atherton
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About Greater Manchester
Greater Manchester is a vibrant city in North West England, offering a great quality of life for families. The city has a strong education system, with a range of excellent schools and universities. It's a culturally diverse and safe place to live, with plenty of activities and attractions for families to enjoy. From museums to parks, and sports to music, there's something for everyone in Greater Manchester.
Known for
Textile industry heritage, Football clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City, Innovative science and technology scene, Vibrant music scene
Climate
Temperate maritime with cool winters and mild summers
Cost of Living
Moderate to high, depending on the area
Family Friendly
Excellent parks, museums, and outdoor spaces make it an ideal place for families
Education in Greater Manchester
- Greater Manchester has a strong selection of state and independent schools, including 7 schools listed on our platform
- The University of Manchester is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the UK
- The city is home to several international schools, catering to the needs of expat families
- Literacy rates in Greater Manchester are consistently high, with over 90% of pupils achieving expected standards
Did you know? Greater Manchester is home to the first public library, which was established in 1852