7 Selwyn’s Staff Cake Treats

Selwyn’s House is focusing on Challenge this year as its House Action. Their House Charity is the Whitechapel Centre which supports the homeless.

Y7 Selwyn’s form came up with an idea to treat all the staff at Liverpool College to some homemade baked cakes whilst raising money for the Whitechapel Centre.

Staff from the Pre Prep, Prep and secondary phase along with the non-teaching staff and catering staff over the whole College were treated to a wonderful variety of edible delights. We have some truly talented bakers who should feel very proud of themselves.


The staff raised £100 from the cake sale which will go directly to 10 Selwyn’s who are purchasing food parcels for the homeless.

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Year 7 Sports Rewards Trip

The following Y7 pupils were rewarded with a trip to Costa Coffee on Thursday in which they enjoyed hot chocolate, marshmallows and flakes. This was an award for excellent attendance in after school sports clubs, which have included Football, Cardio Training and Cross Country.

Ekell B
Joshua B
Freddie B
Jamie W
Michael W

Mr J Cook
Sports Coordinator

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Award for Freya

The Liverpool Sensory Service annual awards celebrate the work of pupils in the city who have a vision or hearing impairment. The award ceremony included many heartwarming and inspirational stories and the Achievement Award was presented to our own Freya S in Year 12. Freya joined us in Year 7 and her award celebrated her GCSE successes. Freya has always embraced the opportunities offered at Liverpool College and is also involved in many community projects. She is a fine example to us all of how developing resilience can help us to overcome challenges. During her lessons at school, Freya is supported by an LSA provided by the Sensory Service and we are grateful to Hazel for her work.

Mr N Griffith (Assistant Principal)

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The Quality in Careers Standard

Liverpool College has been awarded the national quality award for careers education, information, advice and guidance. This award recognises that we deliver a high quality careers programme, which meets the Government standards measured by the 8 Gatsby benchmarks. We are one of the first schools in the country to achieve this quality award.

You can read more about our careers provision here.

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OL Annual Dinner

The Rt Hon Jake Berry MP (Minister of State for the Northern Powerhouse and Local Growth) was the honoured guest at the OL Founders’ Day Dinner last Friday night. Mr Berry is one of three OLs serving in Parliament. His speech made clear his determination to see Liverpool and the region flourish by driving a policy of devolution and decentralization.

We hope Mr Berry will be able to visit our Sixth Form and share his experience of his work in Parliament and government.

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Hockey v St Bede's College

On Saturday, four Liverpool College Hockey teams boarded an early morning bus to travel to Manchester for a fixture versus St Bede's College. The schools have built a strong sporting relationship in girls sport during the past two academic years and have produced some thrilling matches. This academic year was no different and all the matches were evenly matched.

The scores were as follows:

St Bede's College U16 2 Liverpool College U16 3
St Bede's College U14 0 Liverpool College U14 0
St Bede's College U13 0 Liverpool College U13s 4
St Bede's College U12s 1 Liverpool College U12s 0

Mr Cook
Sports Coordinator

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Record Audition Process

Our production of Popstars, the 90s musical, performed by Prep and Middle School pupils finally has a cast list. It took 450 minutes or 7.5 hours to audition the 173 pupils who hoped to be part of the production. That process is now done, an achievement in itself and a certain sign that the arts are thriving at the College.

We look forward to seeing the cast in action in March, live in the MV Theatre.

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