Welcome to St Hilda’s A Belief in Excellence
Recent News
- Free School Meals – IMPORTANT MESSAGE
13th July 2020 - Information for parents and carers on keeping children safe from harm and abuse
13th July 2020 - Phone and on-line psychological support services for adults
13th July 2020 - July newsletter from The ‘Parents’ Guide To’ organisation
12th July 2020 - Apprenticeships at Cammell Laird – Engineering – Deadline date 31 July 2020
10th July 2020
Coronavirus Update – school opening
Please note that the school is open to children of key workers and vulnerable students.
To facilitate this, on Tuesday of each week an email containing a letter and guidance on returning to school is sent to all parents and carers via Parent Pay. The letter includes a link to book the student onto a session to attend school. Places need to be booked on a weekly basis. The deadline to respond is 12 noon on the Thursday of each week.
We will update the website as necessary and pass on any details of arrangements for our students when we need to.
Years 10 and 12 have their scheduled days in school and this has been sent to all parents and carers.
Reception is open from 8.30 am to 4.00 pm. Please note that visitors are by appointment only.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Jo Code
Headteacher
St Hilda’s GCSE Results 2019
Our first reaction is WOW! An incredible set of results for the GCSE class of 2019! Our results are even better than last year’s results. Given the increased challenge and difficulty of the new style GCSEs, we are so proud of our students. Students and staff have clearly worked incredibly hard to secure results like these.
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St Hilda’s is unique
As the only co-educational 11-18 Church of England school in Liverpool, St Hilda’s is unique. Our students and staff make St Hilda’s a special place to learn, supported by a brand new £15 million building. At St Hilda’s we truly believe that people matter most.
We are a community underpinned by our Christian values and principles. Positive, respectful relationships lead to the success we continue to enjoy. Our core purpose is to inspire our students to embrace learning and develop the skills necessary to be successful in a changing world. Aspirations are high. We believe there is no limit to what St Hilda’s students can achieve.
St Hilda’s students have achieved fantastic GCSE and A Level results. Over half of our students gained at least 1 A* or A grade at GCSE. We are above the national average for maths, English Language and English Literature for the top grade 9. A Level results were also a cause for celebration. We have a 99.9% pass rate and our students have been accepted into the top Russell Group universities!
I hope this website gives you a flavour of who we are and our values; educating for wisdom, hope, community, dignity and equality!
News
Free School Meals – IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Free School Meals Given the current economic position and number of increased redundancies, some children may become eligible for FSM after schools have closed for the summer. The message below – advises what a parent should do if they become eligible for FSMs during the summer holiday period. Please can schools put the following information […]
Information for parents and carers on keeping children safe from harm and abuse
This comprehensive guide includes information on, amongst other topics, Online Safety, County Lines, Teenage Relationship Abuse, Mental Health and Child Exploitation. It is full of links to additional sources of information on many other child-related issues. To access, please click here.
Phone and on-line psychological support services for adults
Mersey Care have issued a list of contact details for adult psychological support services and the information can be accessed by clicking here.
July newsletter from The ‘Parents’ Guide To’ organisation
Their latest newsletter, entitled “ Getting Ahead in the School Holidays”, covers information on exam results, university decisions, apprenticeships, personal statements and much more. To view the newsletter, please click here.
Tell us about the book you’ve read!
Please note the reading pledge totals are updated weekly by our librarian and not automatically
