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LOCATION MAP Tennis Courts SPORTS HALL N A 5 6 W 3 E WALSHE STREET S BACK TENTERDEN ST MILLETT ST MILLETT J JUNIOR U SANCTAS APERIT SCHOOL (BOYS) B BGS S IL CLAVIS ORE E F E W B6216 BACK TENTERDEN ST A Y TENTERS STREET TENTERDEN STREET BURY GRAMMAR SCHOOLS MAIN ENTRANCE BURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL (BOYS) B6216 BURY GRAMMAR A56 SCHOOL (GIRLS) Astroturf Scoreboard CDT River Irwell MAIN ENTRANCE KITCHEN & DINING HALLS SPORTS Netball & HALL Tennis Courts Cricket & Athletics Ground JUNIOR BRIDGE ROAD SCHOOL (GIRLS) JCR SWIMMING POOL LOCATION MAP Tennis Courts SPORTS HALL FARRADAY HOUSE BOYS Tenterden Street . Bury . Lancashire BL9 0HN Tel: 0161 797 2700 . Fax: 0161 763 4655 E-mail: [email protected] www.burygrammarschoolboys.co.uk BELLE VUE TERRACE GIRLS Bridge Road . Bury . Lancashire BL9 0HH BRIDGE ROAD Girls Playing Field Tel: 0161 797 2808 . Fax: 0161 763 4658 St Gabriels RC E-mail: [email protected] High School www.bgsg.bury.sch.uk MAUDSLEY STREET BURSAR’S & DEVELOPMENT OFFICE For both Schools is situated at . © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Licence Number PU100029016 All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright. Farraday House Bridge Road Bury Lancashire BL9 0HG BARON STREET . Buckley Wells Boys Playing Fields Tel: 0161 764 4442 Fax: 0161 761 2607 www.bgsdev.co.uk 0 50 100 METRES N N B ROYAL AV 6 IVE DR ST 2 N DR Y NSTANTO ST BIRLE Chesham 1 U E H A Crawshawbooth W 4 Higher W E W E 5 HASLINGDEN BE DR 6 1 2 STCOM Woodhill E W H D F ROA D E RAWTENSTALL G A S S O N R BACUP R N H E A ST S R ON M G T A N R MIL O HA OR DR R D S M Stacksteads T N R O B HAM L Hoddlesden ST A D V D B A R ER E Britannia O RT M F 6 R O R E P M E B S A Y AN OU E R Waterfoot KH A S 6 ST H N N T D Cricket W OR S G H LF I Helmshore D SA Ground S F R E O D G L A H A T C V Shawforth E S N O ON L I E T K S R EN H D M A L L IL Edenfield O H ll E R A L D e O R C R M w D O Ir D RUSH L W S U TH E r e H Fern Stubbins v REGENT ST L B6214 i WHITWORTH T T Freetown T R G R S S E Calderbrook O B B S R Grove T O D Y T D Y 6 R O M66 R T O I O 2 Playing V N A E T Edgworth Wardle T O S E 2 D T D G V R T RAMSBOTTOM D K I Fields E 1 R R R T R OR S E P T LITTLEBOROUGH O NON ST S ER T V D O T T Broadley N L A T E 6 Healey A N S O 8 Y U 0 A B F T Turton Smallbridge L R B Chapeltown L R O L O I T R O I M A D Bottoms A D M S Woodhill C R 2 1 N A Syke D H G 2 Egerton R Y 2 N S H 6 E Norden Fernhill S ST PERCY ST E B O T BIRCH T S O L C S E T B T A666 B T H Greenmount N N Playing B R Summerseat 6 C E B R I U Toppings 6 B G 2 Field 7 6 F 6 O H 2 H 6 1 Walmersley 2 1 Firgrove O 3 Woodhill BUC T W 1 KLEY ST ST T A A 4 BADGAR L 3 K O ROCHDALE A640 SH S A T T 2 S P Limefield W S E N Fold AN E P 1 R T L AV O LL R I Bradshaw 2 A BE C N D D B 22 MILNROW G 2 6 A 6 B6 R 1 Tottington B 22 T L 9 T 62 S F Wood M B SHAW D 6 21 R F OORGATE O BURY O T E O L B D R S Harwood T E R D RT R S C Fields A S D E T E R V S R Y L G O L T A58 N T W M E L S A I X A 2 S K A WE L T V A L E O H A ST D E BOLTON W D C S N E R T 20 O C U S O O H N E O S O C A C ED N O R H D Bury R O AR O S S E O A L T T Ainsworth H L ST W L A T HEYWOOD E E V R S R S S Fishpool S E R R ’ N E N H A S T W D A58 M62 T C L Ground Y SO T E A 3 A E A R T P W L A S Z 2 SHAW W P O 19 G T L T L A E B T K S L S E H 5 P 6 I A U R 8 T S L T C O Playing M627(M) 5 H Y W Elton S Y D E M A T M66 ROYTON King George V R B ANO E B R E A A L L ST Field I R A A K D 6 S Playing Fields R E T T O W O D 2 S T Birch T A S RADCLIFFE B 1 Broad Oak Little C S I D H Rec V 6 CROF N T High Sch B T ST S L Lever O R MIDDLETON W Ground LTON O A E FARNWORTH M ST T N E B B E A S J 18 I 5 L L N 8 E U A L N WHITEFIELD M60 E I B P ORTH R T B T 6 AINSW D D T S 2 KEARSLEY 96 I 2 M61 S 17 19 CHADDERTON B61 A L E RO 1 T G 3 D R CH O E R D A 3 20 B T A ALL L S BURY O L H E R E S R E 9 T E B G L E E T T R RID T G S S O M60 B TE T E 1 A OLDHAM E E NT S K D Little E D E Walkden 1 Blackley P C RD W E R 2 2 H K N EN H A R H 21 N 16 S C S O 6 A I Hulton 15 PRESTWICH E O T M O L C S A N Y K B L N T A Y U I T BURY Y A Interchange N E L M H M S T G P S H N A P S I I Cheetham 22 T GRAMMAR R T M A627 O C T Rochdale Rd I T A56 B N R H A Hill W G O S Rec Grd 58 Pendlebury SCHOOLS AN S HU O 14 G E S RST L FAILSWORTH O S ST E Broughton Harpurhey ULEM T D R h A580 D O D c 2 R Bury T T T Y S o S S T L O E I Metropolitan IN C S R 8 Tentersfield R E T G Y ASHTON- N T C T 13 5 E T R W S r D Worsley O I 6 L College B S E SWINTON Y T e A T S R E D 5 6 T S v G E UNDER-LYNE B W E i Astley 2 N O R S R I H A 1 F E Green L N L K 8 L 12 M E A St Gabriel’s A M602 MANCHESTER W J ECCLES RC High Sch M D W Pimhole 23 R IL l A SO DROYLSDEN l BA S N Daisyfield e R L ST R 11 O L SALFORD w N I r ST K I H E r Playing T K Gorton e R 10 Audenshaw iv Playing M62 R DR Fields S A TRAFFORD M67 IELD T Field P EECHF © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Licence Number PU100029016 All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright. B K M ILL 9 PARK 24 1 2 Buckley ON ST Rusholme A D STRETFORD Wells N Fishpool OA URMSTON M60 A5103 DENTON C Bowling R Levenshulme H IRLAM E Greens S ON T T T E E G IN E M60 R L 8 Bury C of E EL R O M W T Chorlton-cum- S 7 High Sch L 19 A34 A6 D 62 Hardy B D D A E R E D V R B Buckley Wells Boys F O N R L 0 5 10 KM I N D Playing Fields E OA A R R Playing C R L LS E IL D Fields H M Y K H AR T P A E R S DRIVE E K R E Travelling to The Bury Grammar Schools Elton LL O T A Bury Sports S NW D M Reservoir S OR S T C Ground T T 6 The Derby R Reservoir Lower E S E 6 High Sch T E By Rail: The nearest main line stations are Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester R T D R E Gigg E Hinds R GIG T G LANE Victoria, both of which have a direct link to Bury via the metro line to Bury D L Warth E O AN F R L Interchange, which in turn is only a five minute walk to the Bury Grammar Schools.
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