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Sophie Brown

“Hard work is the most important key to success. Without being willing to work hard and put everything into a venture, business success is nearly impossible.” Global Brands

Well done Sophie Brown – we are so proud of you!

I studied English Literature at Liverpool John Moores University. Throughout my time at Archbishop Beck, English was always my favourite subject and my English A Level course cemented this for me. The A Level really made me realise how much I loved reading and being creative and I wanted to carry this on into University and a potential career. Since graduating, I’ve secured a job in Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, where I work as a Digital Communications Officer. I love my job and using my writing skills to share vital information for the NHS, as well as being creative when writing for MC Magazine. I’m excited to see where my career takes me and am so thankful to Archbishop Beck for providing me with the perfect platform to progress.

We have included links below to some articles Sophie has recently written. They make excellent reading.

www.issuu.com/juliecrompton (Pages 18,19,31,34)

www.issuu.com/juliecrompton (Pages 7,18,19,24,25,32)

www.issuu.com/juliecrompton (Pages 6,20,21,22,26)

Headteacher, Paul Stirling said, “congratulations Sophie from the whole college community, you are an inspiration to all our students, showing what hard work, determination and motivation can achieve. Very best wishes in the years ahead.”