Stretford Grammar Head Teacher Dies in Crash

Tragedy struck Stretford Grammar School as news broke of the death of head teacher Michael Mullins in a road traffic accident. This incident occurred while he was returning home from school. The deputy head teacher, Liz Baxter, expressed her sorrow in a letter sent to parents, describing the situation as “sad and devastating.”
Community Impact and Response
Baxter emphasized the shock felt by both parents and students. She acknowledged the strong community formed under Mullins’s leadership. “As a community built up so strongly over so many years by our dear friend and colleague, Michael, we will all support each other during this awful period,” she stated.
In her message, she conveyed the deep relationships that staff members had developed with Mullins over the years. She assured the community that they would honor his legacy by coming together during this difficult time.
Details of the Accident
The accident occurred at the junction of Warburton Lane and Dunham Road. Greater Manchester Police reported that the vehicle involved did not stop at the scene. In connection with the case, authorities have made four arrests as of Monday.
Police detectives are seeking assistance from the public. They urge anyone who may have information or dashcam footage related to the incident to come forward.
In Memory of Michael Mullins
The staff at Stretford Grammar School are committed to preserving Mullins’s legacy. His dedication and tireless efforts greatly impacted the school community, and they plan to continue his work. The loss is profound, and the community is determined to support one another through the grief.



