School guide

Foundation schoolMixed11–18

Stretford Grammar School

Granby Road, Stretford, M32 8JB

School website
Stretford Grammar School campus

Latest Ofsted

Ungraded inspection

What to know

Stretford Grammar School is a co-educational secondary school in Manchester, catering for pupils aged 11–18. The school's most recent Ofsted visit was an ungraded inspection in March 2024. The school has a sixth form.

The essentials

Facts that help you decide

Ofsted rating

Ungraded inspection

Getting a place

Competitive

Age range

11–18

Sixth form

Yes

Gender

Mixed

Entry type

Non-selective

Admissions

Can my child get a place?

The rules, recent outcomes and context that matter when judging your chances.

2026 entry – actual outcomes

Admission outcome

Places were allocated up to 4.414 miles from the school.

170 places allocated in 2026.

Performance

How do pupils perform here?

A plain-English view of the school's results, trends and Trafford context before you dive into the full data.

Academic high performer

One of Trafford's strongest academic performers.

In 2024/25, pupils achieved an Attainment 8 score of 74.4, above the national average of 46. Progress 8 was not calculated nationally for 2024/25. Overall absence stood at 3.93%. 61% of leavers progressed to higher education.

Top 5 in Trafford for Attainment 8Above national averageOutstanding GCSE performanceImproving outcomes

Strengths

  • Strong GCSE attainment. Attainment 8 score of 74.4 is above the national average of 46.
  • Above-average progression into higher education. 61% of leavers progressed to higher education.
  • Excellent sixth-form outcomes. Average A Level grade of B.
  • Consistent academic performance. Progress 8 has remained positive in every year on record.

Watch Points

No significant performance concerns identified from the available data.

Based on official Department for Education datasets. Latest update: 2024/25. Not available nationally: Progress 8 for 2024/25, Exam performance data for 2020/21 (Covid-19 disruption).

Ofsted

What does Ofsted say?

The latest inspection judgement, what has changed and the fuller history when you need it.

Current Ofsted Status

Good
Latest report published
14 May 2015
Safeguarding
Not Applicable
Category of concern
None

Formal monitoring

No serious concerns are currently flagged by Ofsted.

Your next step

What should you do next?

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