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News from around the Archdiocese of Liverpool

Six months on: Reflecting on A Family in Christ: Our Future Together

Following the launch of his vision for the future of Catholic education across the Archdiocese of Liverpool, Archbishop John Sherrington reflects on the progress made so far.

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Academies across All Saints Multi Academy Trust take part in Macmillan Coffee Mornings

Academies across All Saints Multi Academy Trust have raised over £1,200 for Macmillan Cancer Support after taking part in a series of Macmillan Coffee Morning events.

St Francis de Sales opens its Secret Garden to local families

St Francis de Sales Catholic Infant and Nursery School has opened the gates of its Secret Garden to the community.

St Julie’s celebrates six decades of faith, friendship and learning

There was a joyful atmosphere of thanksgiving and celebration as St Julie’s Catholic Primary School marked its 60th anniversary.

St Joseph Catholic Multi Academy Trust honours colleagues at the Transforming Lives Awards

15 inspirational individuals from schools across St Joseph Catholic Multi Academy Trust (SJCMAT) were honoured at the Transforming Lives Awards.

Real-world experiences shape sixth form students' futures

Since the start of the academic year, students at St John Bosco Arts College Sixth Form have explored a range of career pathways.

St Mary’s College principal announces retirement

Mike Kennedy, principal of St Mary’s College in Crosby, is set to retire in August 2027 after 19 years in the role.

Small actions, big difference

Pupils at St Teresa’s Catholic Primary School in Up Holland are keeping their community clean and tidy through litter-picking.

Archdiocese school among just 10 nationally
selected to transform the future of school food

Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic High School has been chosen to join a programme aimed at transforming school food, education and culture.

St Gregory’s Catholic High School raises £1,205 for mental health

Students and staff at St Gregory’s Catholic High School have come together to raise money for two mental health charities.

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