Stretford High School

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Stretford High School
Address
Great Stone Road Stretford , Greater Manchester , M32 667 England
Coordinates	53°27′26″N 2°17′36″W / 53.457272°N 2.293214°W / 53.457272; -2.293214
Information
Type	Foundation secondary school
Established	1990
Local authority	Trafford
Department for Education URN	106370 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Headteacher	Nicola Doward
Gender	mixed
Age	11 to 16
Enrolment	755
Houses	Royce, Pankhurst, Turing and Bronte
Website	http://www.stretfordhigh.com

Stretford High School is an 11-16 non-selective secondary school in the borough of Trafford, Manchester. The school has working partnerships with both Manchester City and Lancashire County Cricket Club.

The school has 780 pupils on roll who reflect the multi-cultural mix that is the north of Trafford.

Stretford High School in its current form dates from 1990. Previously the site was host to Stretford Grammar School for Boys, in 1986 it merged with Stretford Grammar School for Girls to become Stretford Grammar School, moving onto the girls' school site and vacating the Great Stone Road site.

On Friday 8 July 2011 Stretford High School pupils in conjunction with Sir Bobby Charlton and Dickie Bird MBE unveiled blue plaques dedicated to Tommy Taylor and Duncan Edwards, two of the Busby Babes who lived in the locality and died in the Munich air disaster in 1958.^[1][2]

^[3] 2010 examination results:

• 45% of pupils achieved five or more passes at A*-C including English & Mathematics
• 80% of pupils achieved five or more passes at A*-C
• 100% of pupils achieved a level 2 qualification

In its most recent Ofsted inspection Stretford High School was rated as 'Good'.^[4]

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• 2015-: Nicola Doward
• 2015: Lindsay Brindley
• 2011–2015: James Haseldine
• 2009-2010: Eddie Malone
• 2005-2009: Derek Davies