During our May Half Term we will be supporting our students with targeted revision sessions. A great opportunity to boost knowledge, tackle tricky topics and get exam-ready with expert support. Let's make it count! #Revision #StudentSupport #Exams

Promoting Mental Health Awareness Week These tips from the Mental Health Foundation highlight simple, practical actions to boost wellbeing - from fresh air and movement to mindfulness, connection and self-kindness. Small steps can make a big difference #MHAW2026 #wearitgreen #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

The May edition of the Listen 4 Change Newsletter is out now! For parent carers of children and young people aged 0–25 with SEND, offering a relaxed space to connect, share experiences and discuss local services. Dropins take place at Wonderland Community Centre CIC, Canal Street, St Helens. Read the full newsletter here: https://listen4change.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/May-2026-Newsletter-.pdf

We're proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Year 11 student Hannah, whose dedication to her passion for martial arts continues to inspire. Having recently progressed into the adult belt category, fast-tracked due to her exceptional ability. Hannah is now the youngest Blue Belt in her club. She has trained alongside adults since the age of 13 and successfully completed all 13 youth grades with incredible success. Her achievements include multiple titles: World, European, International and National Champion across Gi and NoGi, and she is currently on her 15th belt ranking. Alongside her own progress, Hannah also supports younger students through coaching and 1-to-1 sessions. As she continues her journey, her goal is clear: achieving her Black Belt. An inspiring example of what can be achieved through commitment, resilience and passion #proud #resilient

This week we are celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week Mental Health Foundation This event was started by mentalhealth.org.uk in 2001 and is an annual opportunity for the whole of the UK to come together and focus on working to improve mental health. The week aims to tackle stigma and help people understand and prioritise their own, and others' mental health. Every day this week, we will be sharing practical tips on our social media. They will be actions we can all take for positive mental health On Thursday we will be celebrating 'wear it green' day. This is an opportunity to raise awareness of 'Mental Health Awareness Week'. We are asking all students to wear a green item on the day. It could be: Green hair accessories Green socks A green scarf A green coat A green bag It is is not own clothes day and students must wear full school uniform and remove outside items when in lessons. #MHAW2026 #wearitgreen #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

Well done to our 15 Year 9 students who attended Cronton Sixth Form College High Achievers event last week. Students sampled sixth form lessons and learned about Russell Group university choices including Oxford and Cambridge. Cronton Sixth Form College staff and student ambassadors commented on how well pupils engaged with the lessons throughout the day.