Photos from King's School Macclesfield's year 11 prom

By Matthew Hancock-Bruce 27th Jun 2025

Local Features by Matthew Hancock-Bruce 27th Jun 2025

King's Year 11 students donned their glad rags to celebrate the end of their GCSEs.

In the panoramic gardens of Shrigley Hall, pupils gathered on Wednesday evening (June 25) before a dinner dance with entertainers and disco.

Arriving in Ferraris, Rolls-Royces and limousines, proud mums and dads dropped off their children surely remembering their own younger days.

Head of The King's Foundation, Jason Slack, who was there alongside many staff sharing the celebrations, said: "The prom season marks the end of a sustained period of hard work and exam nerves and it's wonderful to see the young people have a great time together.

"Prom is always a wonderful occasion for the pupils, but also their parents and teachers to come together and celebrate their achievements."

Photos from King's School Macclesfield's year 11 prom

Emma Griffiths, Jess Leslie, Talia Clark, Izzy Lyons, Amity Johnson, Ava Bygraves and Lalli Brown

George Clarke, Alex Woodall, Kaan Kafescioglu and Monty Logsdail

Tom Leigh and Chloe Green

Alfie Usher, William Murtagh and Leo Burns

Atticus Johnson, Marcus Mather, Evalina Henshall, Oliver Walsh and Walter Travis

Emily Ashworth, Jess Doyle, Vivi Dodd, Beth Davies and Ava Bal

Lilly Webb and Elliot Woodward

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Winston Kemp and Rory Sullivan

Rudy Arnold, Charlie Moult, Hugo Blackwell, Tom Moore, Josh Martin and Stan Slater

Aryan Menon and Turner Edwards

Zara Moore, Eva Worthington, Rebecca Zhang, Alice Phipps, Abbi Thomas

Harry Sasse and Margarita Khrustuleva

Olivia Bray, Louisa Bailey, Emily Carter, Sophie Tugby and Esme Sutton

Mabel Baxendel and Joe Sheppard

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