A grammar school is a type of school found in some English-speaking countries. Its original intent was to educate the young in the grammar of one or two European languages. Grammar schools date back to earlier than the 16th century.
In the British case, that originally meant Latin and sometimes Greek in addition; and in the American case, that of English. However, the meaning of the term has since changed considerably, and grammar schools now provide as broad an education as any other type of school.
In the United States, the term has often been used as a synonym for primary school, although this usage is now at least somewhat in decline.
Stretford GrammarSchool is a Community School within Trafford Education Authority that enjoys an enviable reputation for its warm ethos, strong focus on equal opportunities and its outstanding examination results for its students.
SGS is a non-fee paying school; admissions to Year 7 are determined after the 11 Plus Examination and to our Sixth Form College by GCSE results and interview.
At Stretford GrammarSchool, students are challenged to be their best in a self-disciplined community, where there is a broad education, resulting in leavers who are outstanding citizens of a modern society.
The GrammarSchool (Nicosia and Limassol) is a co-educational secondary Gymnasium and Lyceum school, open to students of all nationalities and is governed by a Board of Directors.
In Nicosia, The GrammarSchool was established in 1963 and in Limassol in 1975.
Characteristics that distringuish the GrammarSchool from other schools are the high standards of academic achievements, a close and intimate relationship between students, teachers and parents, the Parent-Teacher Association and the school, and a full range of student activities with an emphasis on ethical and moral values.
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