On a bright sunny Wednesday afternoon, many Y7 and Y8 pupils competed with several other schools in the return of Merseyside Cross Country at Calderstones Park. All races were very competitive, and pupils portrayed excellent determination and effort spurred on by a strong contingent of supportive LC Parents.
Mr J Cook (Director of Sport)
The current parent governors have completed their four-year terms of office. We therefore need to hold elections to replace them.
On Monday, over 120 Y7 boys and girls had the opportunity to engage in a rugby session with coach Daisy from Sale Sharks. On a bright sunny day pupils engaged in several fun inclusive rugby games whilst listening to the advice of the coach. Whilst many of the rugby team picked up tips for forthcoming matches, the session was designed to promote school rugby to all pupils.
Mr Cook (Director of Sport)
One sunny Sunday in Liverpool, 'The Boarders' enjoyed seeing the sites of Liverpool on the 'hop on hop off' bus. They learnt about all of Liverpool's major sights, including The Royal Albert Dock, our iconic waterfront and both of the magnificent cathedrals.
Mrs Latham (Head of Boarding)
They have arrived!
A big welcome to 'The Boarders of 2021'. We have children from all over the world, aged 11-18. It is going to be an interesting year, filled with sports, drama, music and (hopefully) lots of laughter.
We all know by now, I love a good photo opportunity. Here they are stood by the famous Penny Lane street sign. I was surprised when I found out that a few didn't know who the Beatles were, they are now familiar with what songs they sing after I sang to them!
Mrs Latham (Head of Boarding)
There was huge excitement last Saturday as the return of fixtures saw both the Y7 and Y8 rugby teams put on fantastic team performances to beat Bolton School. Many pupils playing a rugby match for the first time were spurred on by LC families at both the home playing fields and some Y7 families travelled to Bolton. Special mention to Y8 pupil Erdis R (Howson's), playing his first ever rugby match, who produced a brilliant passionate display and was rewarded with his first ever try. All the pupils represented the College brilliantly in full school uniform and portraying excellent manners.
Mr Cook (Director of Sport)
