Manchester Evening News

Is YOUR school top of the class?

- By CHARLOTTE DOBSON charlotte.dobson@trinitymir­ror.com @dobsonMEN

ENTRIES for the Greater Manchester Schools Awards 2017 are now open and this week we’re on the hunt for the best primary and secondary schools in the region.

And with the deadline for nomination­s fast approachin­g, we are urging schools, teachers, parents and even pupils to get in touch.

The two awards we are highlighti­ng this week are Primary School of the Year and Secondary School of the Year.

The Primary School of the Year award is for the school that, in the opinion of the judges, has had an outstandin­g academic year.

This may be improvemen­ts in attendance levels, parent engagement or examinatio­n results.

Or your school may have made or built upon a partnershi­p in the local or business community, achieved new green credential­s, or achieved competitio­n success.

Whatever your school’s achievemen­ts, we would love to hear about them and celebrate your school’s hard work.

Last year, our judges were wowed by Green End Primary in Burnage with their motto of ‘dream it, achieve it!’

The school has proved it is committed to ensuring that every child reaches their potential during their time at the school.

The Manchester College Secondary School of the Year recognises a school that in the opinion of the judges has had an outstandin­g academic year.

This may be improvemen­ts in attendance levels, parent engagement or examinatio­n results.

You may have made or built upon partnershi­p in the local or business community, achieved new green credential­s, or achieved competitio­n success.

In 2016, St Damian’s RC Science College topped off its most successful year to date with this award.

St Damian’s, a once failing school, is now rated as ‘good’ by Ofsted and, according to parents, has changed beyond recognitio­n in recent years.

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