Welcome from Mrs Code
It is my privilege to welcome you to St Hilda’s. My name is Jo Code and, as headteacher, I am delighted to welcome you to our website and to share with you what makes St Hilda’s so extraordinary.
As the only co-educational 11–18 Church of England school in Liverpool, St Hilda’s is unique. Our students, staff and modern, purpose-built facilities in the leafy setting of Sefton Park make St Hilda’s a wonderful place to learn.
Our Vision – our guide for life’s journey
Every parent/carer and child looking at secondary schools rightly expects excellence in teaching, impressive examination results, experienced pastoral care, and high standards of discipline. At St Hilda’s these are givens! What sets us apart is our passionate belief that every student can achieve beyond expectations—because we root everything in Christian values.
At St Hilda’s, our foundation is built on the timeless values of Wisdom, Hope, Community, Dignity, Equality, and Diversity, guiding everything we do.
Here, we challenge our students to grow intellectually, spiritually, and personally — to make wise choices, support one another, and build a future full of purpose.
We believe that by learning together in faith and respect, each student can flourish and contribute powerfully to our school, our local community, and beyond.
Whether you’re a student, parent, or visitor, thank you for being part of the St Hilda’s family — we’re delighted to have you here.
At St. Hilda's we read with Pride. Our library is featuring a special collection of books that explore themes of equality, identity, inclusion, and belonging, as well as stories that highlight the importance of being an ally. Through these carefully selected books, we encourage our school community to learn from different perspectives, celebrate diversity, and promote kindness, respect, and understanding. @readwithprideuk
47 minutes ago
📚✨ Exciting News! Our Library Refresh is Complete! ✨📚
Over the past few weeks, our school library has been undergoing a transformation—and we’re delighted to share that it is now ready to welcome students back!
With brand new shelving and a dedicated quiet reading area, the space has been thoughtfully refreshed to create a calm, inspiring environment where students can enjoy reading, studying and discovering new ideas.
We can’t wait to see our students making the most of this fantastic new space! 📖💛
#SchoolLibrary #ReadingMatters #LibraryRefresh #LoveLearning
54 minutes ago
🌈Happy Pride Month, Liverpool! 🌈
At the heart of this celebration are our shared values—diversity, community, wisdom, equality, dignity and hope. These guide us as we champion inclusion, celebrate differences, and support one another to be our authentic selves.
Let’s continue to uplift each other, embrace every voice, and build a future where everyone feels seen, valued and respected—today and always.
1 hour ago
🎨 Artists of the Month 🎨
A huge congratulations to our talented Artists of the Month – Mae, Willow, Ella, Annabelle and Lucy! 👏✨
Their creativity, dedication and impressive artwork have truly stood out this month. We are so proud of the effort and imagination they continue to show.
Keep up the amazing work! 🌟
#ProudToBeStHildas #ArtistOfTheMonth #CreativeTalent
5 days ago
⚽🏆 WE ARE CITY CHAMPIONS! 🏆⚽
An unforgettable moment for our Year 7 boys in the Liverpool Cup Final!
St Hilda’s 1-1 Calderstones (St Hilda’s win 9-8 on penalties)
In one of the tightest and most dramatic games you could witness, Calderstones took the lead with just 5 minutes to go—but our team showed incredible resilience. Pennington fired home the equaliser just two minutes later to keep us in it! 💪
A nail-biting penalty shootout followed, with all 8 outfield players calmly finding the net. Then came the moment of magic—our goalkeeper, Machenry, stepped up, made a crucial save and scored the winning penalty! What a hero! 🙌
A truly incredible achievement and the perfect end to a fantastic debut season. This is St Hilda’s history, becoming City Champions for only the second time ever! 💙
👏 Mr Deane’s Players of the Match: Osborn & Bloomfield
#ProudToBeStHildas #CityChampions #TeamSpirit
7 days ago
♟️ Congratulations to our chess stars! ♟️
A huge well done to our talented students who took part in the Merseyside Junior Chess Megafinal at the weekend! 🌟
All competitors are proud members of St Hilda’s Chess Club, and we are incredibly proud of their dedication, focus, and sportsmanship on such a big stage. 👏
Your hard work and passion for chess is truly inspiring—what an achievement! ♟️💙
#ProudToBeStHildas #ChessClub #StudentSuccess
7 days ago
![Last week, seven students had their final meeting with the Anthony Walker Foundation and Liverpool Museums to help design the new Anthony Walker Learning Centre, which will be located within the renovated International Slavery Museum. Throughout the project, the students played an important role in shaping the space, sharing their ideas and providing valuable input on what they wanted to see in the room. Their creativity and enthusiasm helped influence several key design features, and the architects incorporated three of their ideas into the final plans: inspirational writing on the walls, the inclusion of plants throughout the area, and the use of wood panelling to create a warm and welcoming environment. The students also suggested displaying the Anthony Walker Foundation logo on the wall using colours that inspire them, an idea that has also been included in the design. The students worked incredibly hard throughout the project, contributing thoughtful ideas and showing great commitment. They thoroughly enjoyed the experience and are proud to have helped create a space that will inspire future visitors. Doctor Gee Walker congratulated them on their dedication and creativity. @anthonywalkerfoundation]()
Last week, seven students had their final meeting with the Anthony Walker Foundation and Liverpool Museums to help design the new Anthony Walker Learning Centre, which will be located within the renovated International Slavery Museum. Throughout the project, the students played an important role in shaping the space, sharing their ideas and providing valuable input on what they wanted to see in the room. Their creativity and enthusiasm helped influence several key design features, and the architects incorporated three of their ideas into the final plans: inspirational writing on the walls, the inclusion of plants throughout the area, and the use of wood panelling to create a warm and welcoming environment. The students also suggested displaying the Anthony Walker Foundation logo on the wall using colours that inspire them, an idea that has also been included in the design. The students worked incredibly hard throughout the project, contributing thoughtful ideas and showing great commitment. They thoroughly enjoyed the experience and are proud to have helped create a space that will inspire future visitors. Doctor Gee Walker congratulated them on their dedication and creativity. @anthonywalkerfoundation
1 week ago
Our Pupil Librarians are reading Sleep Like Death by @kalynnbayron- a unique, feminist and diverse retelling of Snow White. Next up: what will @Ringwood_school_library @thsbookworm and @wschoollibrary #ReadWithPride tomorrow? @ReadWithPrideUK @bloomsburypublishing
2 weeks ago
Day 2 of #readwithpride and our featured author is @sarahhaggerholt . Why not come along to the library and give one her books a try. @readwithprideuk
2 weeks ago
