The School, which was founded in 1888, stands in beautiful grounds in the pleasant residential suburb of Crosby, 8 miles from the centre of Liverpool. Entrance at 11+ is by examination in January in the calendar year of entry. Demand for places is high.
We combine the best of traditional grammar academic curriculum with the best of the modern educational initiatives e.g there is separate provision for technology in the first three years. All teaching departments flourish: Science and Mathematics particularly so at present, but Art, Music, Sport and Drama thrive both inside and outside the academic timetable.
We expect high standards in academic work, self-discipline and courtesy. The general impression of the School felt by newcomers as well as by those who work here is that it is a happy and caring community. Success is measured not just in terms of academic results but whether we have brought out the best in each girl. Concern for others, both in school and in the community at large, is stressed; most girls in the Sixth Form take part in the Community Service Project.
The Parents' Association flourishes. It is hoped all parents will be members and they are kept regularly informed of events and developments within the School.
A considerable building programme has ensured that we are well resourced to educate our pupils into the second millenium.
