Sixth Form at LC - Visit and Apply

We have been delighted to welcome over 200 visitors to our Sixth Form Open Events in November and January. If you didn't get chance to visit us don't worry as there will be further opportunities when we hold our taster lessons towards the end of February.  If you would like us to contact you about these please send an email so that we can add you to our list of contacts and keep you informed about the Sixth Form.

If you would like to apply for Sixth Form please click the links to download Application Forms and Information Booklets.

Highlights from this year's A Level Results :

• Top Ranked Non-Selective School in Liverpool
• 31% of all examination results were A/A*
• 53% of all extended project results were A/A*

To read more about our outstanding sixth form :

Liverpool College Report For Publication June 2015

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Hockey & Rugby v Argentina

Last Friday afternoon saw the visit of St Andrews, Argentina for a game against our 1st and 2nd XV rugby team. 

All involved knew it would be tough challenge to compete with one of the best rugby schools in Argentina.

Our visitors put on a display of mesmerising rugby and won both games comfortably, however our boys never gave up, showed lots of resilience and were competitive in many areas including the scrum and tackle area.

All would agree that although we were beaten the experience and 'lessons learned' were most valuable.

A special mention must go to the 1st XV side who then got up early on Saturday morning to play Bolton School and came from 19-0 down to win 38-26.  What a outstanding effort!

Pictured are the Captains from both the rugby and hockey sides that played last Friday.

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Parent Governor Election

The current parent governors have completed their four-year terms of office. We therefore need to hold elections to replace them.

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GCSE Results 2017

Liverpool College pupils are celebrating the best GCSE results in living memory.

Despite the introduction of more difficult GCSEs in maths, English language and English literature, progress and attainment are both substantially up.

Incredibly, 95% of all pupils passed maths, 96% passed English literature or language, and 79% and 91% did so at the strong pass level respectively. This achievement is even more remarkable in the context of the government proclaiming these GCSEs more challenging than in previous years. 65% of pupils achieved the Ebacc, the highest ever, and 60% achieved it with the government’s new “strong pass” target.

Because of the new complexity of the GCSE system, it now requires a person with a first class Oxbridge Maths degree to calculate the progress and attainment of pupils. Fortunately Mr Evans, our data manager, meets these requirements and he has already established that overall attainment rose substantially, and progress for the cohort was better than expected. Elisha R was one of the standout performers achieving 8A*s equivalents, including two 9s in English language and literature, the grade which has been described by educationalists as “impossible”.

The vast majority of our pupils will join our thriving and successful sixth form. We congratulate all our pupils on their great achievements. Thanks must also go to our dedicated teaching and support staff who have worked tirelessly and with total conviction to support, inspire, and teach our pupils.

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Music Tour of Paris

We are very proud of the musicians who have been on tour in Paris this week.  In five days they have performed at Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris, L'eglise de La Madeleine and Disneyland Paris.  They have also enjoyed visiting Tour Maine-Montparnasse and Avenue des Champs-Elysees, even finding time for a cruise on the Seine. Mr Bishop tells us that the Head of Music at Disneyland thought they were a professional outfit rather than a school group! Well done to all pupils and staff involved.  You can see more on Twitter @LivCollMusic

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Cruyff Finals at Anfield

Both Year 7 boys and Girls represented Liverpool College and Everton Football Club today in the Cruyff Finals at Anfield. There were many teams from all over the UK, representing Arsenal, Spurs, Liverpool and Aberdeen. A fantastic effort from both teams with the boys ending up as runners up to Arsenal. The girls after beating Aberdeen dominated many matches without scoring until the Final match where they beat Arsenal 1-0.

All pupils represented the College wonderfully, their behaviour and manners were superb throughout the tournament.

Many thanks to Adam a former school’s direct trainee and Liverpool College parents for their support and giving up their time. If it wasn’t for their help in supporting the pupils, today would never have happened.  Justin Cook

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