Social Life
Living together goes beyond sharing the same roof. A big bonus to living together with other students is the possibility to make lasting friendships. The family atmosphere found at Greygarth fosters these friendships. Having meals together or relaxed get-togethers after dinner are a great help to get to know well one’s fellow residents.
Personal Development
Greygarth Hall offers a range of activities aimed at broadening the residents’ perspective and knowledge. Guest speakers at get-togethers, classical music concerts and presentations during get-togethers are regularly organized and of great benefit to high-achieving students.
Work and Study
A strong emphasis is placed on facilitating the residents’ study, in order for them to reach their full academic potential. We try to keep a studious and cultural tone for this reason. There are three different study rooms, and two study weeks are organised yearly before the exams’ period.
The first anniversary Mass for Pedro Ballester
The first anniversary Mass for Pedro Ballester will be on Saturday January 12th at 12pm at the Holy Name church, 339 Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PG. Followed by refreshments back at Greygarth Hall. All welcome.
What We Offer
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Human development
A suitable environment for soft skills training.
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Mentoring
Greygarth Hall offers academic counseling and university coaching.
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Alumni
All the information for former students of Greaygarth Hall.
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Short stays
For teachers and students who need to stay in Manchester.
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Facilities and services
High quality service accommodation and large facilities.
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Apply for admission
Do you want to study in Manchester next year?
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We seek to offer an academic, cultural and social environment where students can mature in all aspects of their capacities.
