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Success, Success, and more Success!

“Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” Bobby Unser

Congratulations to our Year 9 & 10 students who were selected to represent the college in a World Cup Tournament organised by Liverpool Schools Sport Partnership (LSSP).

A fantastic afternoon of football with the girls displaying excellent skills, attitude, and determination. Our student’s played 8 schools …. winning 4, drawing 3 and losing just 1. The college finished 2nd overall, missing out narrowly on 1st place.

Headteacher, Mr Stirling said, “A great experience for all involved and thank you to our staff for all their efforts to help the students reach such a prestigious event”.