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| 11 Apr 2024 | |
| School News |
At Pate’s, we value multilingualism highly, and it’s great to be part of a national DfE drive to boost uptake, re-energise language learning, and boost national participation in language study, especially but not only, in German.
What are #LanguageHubs? Find out how, as joint lead hub school, we’ll be working to support high quality language education in England - do look at these websites for further information:
Isbourne Language Hub Isbourne Language Hubs | The Cotswold School | Pates Grammar School
Goethe-Institut https://www.goethe.de/ins/gb/en/spr/drm.html
Goethe-Institut Gimagine https://www.goethe.de/ins/gb/en/spr/drm.html?wt_sc=gimagine
As we reflect on the experiences of all of those involved in the Second World War, we would like to share the story of an alumnus Derek Knee, who played a key role in the German su… More...
On Sunday 9 March, Cheltenham College hosted the Finals of the Gloucestershire Young Musician of the Year, in their Big … More...
Our Lunar New Year celebration was a great success, with almost 300 guests joining us, including Mandarin learners from … More...
In autumn 2024, the school hosted the first Richard Pate Lecture. The Guest Speaker was Sir Peter Lampl, an Old Patesian… More...
As the final event in our calendar of 450 anniversary events, the Sixth Form students in the Development & Alumni Commit… More...
Years after leaving the school gates behind, former students from the 1980 - 1987 cohort returned to Pate's Grammar School for Girls where lifelong fr… More...
PGSG alumna Fiona Sampson, looks back to her days at Albert Road and remembers Miss Mackaness, her inspirational Music teacher. More...
The Archives Corridor and Store are situated in the main school building. We enjoy displaying treasures from our illustrious school history to student… More...