Chetwynde is a non-selective independent day school for boys and girls from the ages of 3 to 18. When the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mary opened a small preparatory school in 1938, little did they know that it would develop to become one of the most successful independent schools in the country.
Chetwynde provides an education that is supportive, challenging and inspiring – a balance between traditional values and a dynamic, forward-thinking approach – giving students the foundations they need for an exciting future.
Every child has talents; every child is special and deserves the best. From nursery years through to graduation from the sixth form, children benefit from outstanding teachers, great facilities and many opportunities to blossom beyond the classroom. Pupils, whether in the Kindergarten or the Sixth Form, feel part of an inclusive and supportive community and mix happily: Chetwynde is an environment that inspires them to achieve their fullest potential.
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On 1st May children at Chetwynde School – Kindergarten and Reception Class got a taste of the future when they dressed as what they want to be when they grow up and got sponsored to spend the ...
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Once again Yr 1 children had a fabulous trip out to Morrison’s supermarket. The main aim of the visit is to do a job survey but Janet Woodhead and her team do so much mo...
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On Monday 4th February the Junior School visited Manchester Museum of Science and Industry for a fun filled day of discovery. After looking around the Museum and spending time carrying out...
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"As you will be aware, last Friday a team made up of Governors and the Senior Management Team from the school travelled to Sheffield to attend the interview in relation to our Fre...
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Chetwynde’s U13 girls team on Sunday 17th March progressed into the zone round of the national competition, beating Tottington High School 38 points to 37.
This win means that the te...
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The Lower Sixth Philosophers had a great day in Manchester at the Dr Peter Vardy Lectures. Peter Vardy is one of the most popular and inspirational philosophers in Britain today and t...
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The School has received confirmation from the Department for Education that we have been short-listed for interview in our bid to convert to a Free School in September 2014.
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Well done to Lois Morrell, Suzie Godden and William Helme who ran in the Cumbria Cross-Country Championships on Saturday 19th January. The three Year 6 pupils took part in the event at
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