Stella Maris School is known for its small class sizes, individual teaching and extraordinary success in ensuring that your child is accepted into the Senior School of your choice for the next step of their journey.
Stella Maris School develops minds, not only academically, but also socially, making lasting friendships and ensuring that every child achieves their potential both inside and outside the classroom.
Hopefully you will find a lot of useful information on this website, but to really experience our school life you need to come and visit us. We welcome children into all year groups and we would be proud to show you round our School.
To arrange a visit please call Lorraine on 0161 432 0532 or email at office@stellamaris.co.uk
Stella Maris School Stockport is first and foremost a school where children are happy, confident and enthusiastic learners.
There is only one class for each year group with a total of 48 pupils from Pre-Prep 1. (Nursery) to Year 6.
We are so proud that our leading results have been consistently ‘outstanding’.
The experienced staff team at Stella Maris School deliver a crafted and exciting curriculum through a child’s formative years and offers key guidance and support in Year 6. This guidance helps our children in the next stage of their educational journey and prepares them for entry into the senior grammar school most suited to their ability, passion and learning style. We give parents choice and children are offered places in all the leading Stockport and Manchester grammar schools.
At Stella Maris School children participate in many clubs and activities and one of our very popular clubs is the weekly Art Club, led by a local artist who comes into school each Thursday lunchtime. The children in the club work on many different projects
During this past week our Year 6 children have continued to take entrance exams at the local Stockport and Manchester Grammar Schools. Already they are starting to be called back for interviews at the various schools, this is very positive news and a good indication
This week our children enjoyed a special assembly with a focus on the importance of sport and what it means to be a good sportsperson. They listened to reflections and watched some role play about what it means to be a good sportsperson. The children
