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The Ryleys School

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Established
  
1877 (1877)

Headteacher
  
Claire Hamilton

DfE URN
  
111468 Tables

Founded
  
1877

Type
  
Preparatory day

DfE number
  
866/6002

Phone
  
+44 1625 583241

Gender
  
Mixed-sex education

Location
  
Ryleys Lane Alderley Edge Cheshire SK9 7UY England

Address
  
Ryleys Ln, Alderley Edge SK9 7UY, UK

Motto
  
Tu Ne Cede Malis; (Latin for "Do not give in to evil")

Similar
  
Alderley Edge School fo, Terra Nova School, Cheadle Hulme School, Stockport Grammar School, Wilmslow High School

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The ryleys school


The Ryleys School in Alderley Edge, Cheshire is a preparatory school for boys and girls aged between 2 and 11.

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History

Ryleys was founded in 1877 above Alderley Edge's chemist's shop (pharmacy), before moving to its present site and changing name in the early 1880s. It was an all-boys school for 132 years until 2009, when it began accepting girls for the nursery and junior classes.

Until 2006, the school provided boarding facilities as well as taking in day pupils.

Alumni

Nearly all alumni in their final year have to date achieved reports and grades to meet basic entry requirements for schools with developed specialisations and/or across-the-board academic high achievement. These include the secondary education independent schools in Cheshire (see below), Manchester Grammar School, Stockport Grammar School, Cheadle Hulme School, and Shrewsbury School which are selective. The school also teaches the subjects, some of which as options, for the varied entrance examinations of these schools. These schools admit a varying intake of pupils at 11 — in the instance of Shrewsbury education there commences after the leaving age of Ryleys, at 13.

Pupil Laurence Jeffcoate was one of the three boys chosen to play in the stage musical, Oliver! on BBC One's I'd Do Anything.

References

The Ryleys School Wikipedia