National Grammar Schools Association
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Welcome to the National Grammar Schools Association.


The NGSA was formed in the 1970s. It is a non-political, not-for-profit organisation supported by parents, school governors, heads, teachers, educationists and others, all concerned with the retention and promotion of the UK’s grammar schools as a valuable choice for parents.

At present, England has 164 grammar schools and Northern Ireland has 69. Our primary purpose is the preservation of these excellent state schools, all of which face threats from various quarters. Our secondary purpose is to encourage the formation of more grammar schools, especially in areas of the country where none currently exist.

Through factual information and reasoned argument, we regularly contribute to the debate about the future of our schools, both nationally and locally. So please continue to use this website as a central information point for questions about grammar schools.

In the meantime, please explore the arguments for grammar schools by using the links on the left and below.

Above all, please keep us informed.


Latest AdditionsLatest Additions from the NGSA

• Mar 2017: PDF: Newsletter - New Grammar Schools How, When and for Whom?

• Jan 2017: PDF: Schools that work for everyone Government Consultation NGSA response
• Jan 2017: Sunday Express Article - Primary schools must teach all students to pass 11-plus
Website | PDF

 


Latest AdditionsLatest Polls - Surveys for the NGSA

NGSA ComRes Poll - April 2015
Showing OVERWHELMING support for opening NEW grammar schools:
• PDF Download: MIP Grammar Schools Survey - April 2015
• PDF Download: ComRes Grammar Schools Headlines - April 2015

 


Get involved in the NGSA

 

Grammar schools are under threat and need your support

To succeed in its endeavours, the NGSA needs the physical and financial support of every parent, pupil, teacher, governor, and all who feel they or someone near to them benefited, or may benefit, from a grammar school education.  Only 'people power' will succeed and the NGSA exists to focus that power locally and nationally.

If you would like to help, please follow one or all of the links below.

Join the NGSA's Campaign for Choice
Application for Associate Membership
Become a Friend of Grammar Schools
 



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