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Bury Grammar School Celebrates National Recognition for Diversity, Equality, Inclusion and Justice after being commended in the Independent School of the Year (ISoY) Awards 2026. 

Our Primary Division was alive with music, creativity and confidence as pupils took to the stage in two memorable productions that showcased their talents, enthusiasm and love of performance. 

What an honour it was to host our Year 13 Prefect Celebratory Dinner and Speech Night  – a special evening dedicated to recognising and celebrating an exceptional Year 13 cohort and all they have achieved.

On 26th June 1906, a single stone was laid at Bury Grammar School, and its significance reached far beyond the act of construction. That cornerstone marked the beginning of what would become the School’s central hall, now known as Roger Kay Hall, and the creation of a space designed to unite two distinct communities within the growing Bridge Road site.

At Bury Grammar School, we are actively involved in a wide range of initiatives with local schools and organisations, and we welcome opportunities to build new partnerships. One partnership that we are particularly proud of is our long-standing relationship with the Bury Blind Society, which we have supported for many years through fundraising, volunteering and community engagement. 

Here at Bury Grammar School (BGS) we recently celebrated our Senior School Sports Awards Evening, recognising a year of outstanding achievement, commitment, and participation across sport in Years 7 to 13.  This year marked a particularly significant milestone, as it was the first ever combined Sports Awards Evening for both girls and boys, reflecting the School’s increasingly unified and inclusive sporting culture.