- More than 400 years old, the school has extensive grounds and playing fields in the Cheshire countryside — and a residential centre, Tyn-y-Felin, on 30 acres of farmland on Anglesey.
- The broad academic curriculum is under constant review and the enrichment options are impressive. Teamwork, leadership, communication, creativity, empathy and determination are all enhanced by participation in activities across the performing and visual arts, sport and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme.
- The school organises 70-80 trips each year including to South Africa and China, or museums closer to home in Manchester.
- Old Lymmians include the Olympic rower Lucy Glover, the Conservative peer Baroness Lea and the England rugby players Alex Mitchell and David Strettle.
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