A Grammar School with a Modern Approach The Bury Grammar Schools have a long and successful history, dating back to 1570.We are both immensely proud of our traditions and happy to be a modern school, keen to embrace new technologies and innovative teaching methods.Girls and young women of color have higher poverty rates and lower earnings than boys and young men of their same race, while also experiencing higher suspensions and expulsions from schools and lower college graduation rates than White girls and young women.The report recommends policies that would allow girls to succeed and live economically secure lives, without relying on punitive interventions that deepen racial divides.Have you always been the one with a low score on every subject?Well, if you have or if you want to improve your grades and test scores then read on from step one below to be smarter in school, as a girl.

“Because young women and girls of color often do better than boys and young men of color on indicators such as high school completion and unemployment, we often take that to mean that they don’t need as much investment in improving their well-being,” said IWPR Senior Research Associate Chandra Childers, Ph. “But these findings suggest that young women and girls experience significant disadvantages compared with boys and young men of their same race, particularly regarding dating and sexual violence, and investing in girls of color is just as necessary as investing in boys.” Violence can have long-term effects on girls’ lives, including degraded physical and mental health, limited educational success, increased chances of becoming entangled in the criminal justice system, and reduced long-term economic security.

Supported by the country's Federal Centre for Health Education, the film follows a young girl's coming of age and subsequent pregnancy all in very clinical detail.

Despite posing as educational, Helga's content was quite taboo and soon inspired knock-offs like this series that began in 1970 with revolves around a radio broadcast of an “expert” roundtable working through how to protect teens from society's ills.

Our pupils and their teachers aim high in every area - in academic studies, the huge range of extra-curricular activities on offer and in developing personal skills and qualities.

An All-round Education Pupils leave us as well-rounded, confident and independent young adults with excellent academic qualifications, a positive approach to life and their studies, and a grounding which will undoubtedly help them to succeed in the future.