Welcome to St. Julie’s Catholic High School, a vibrant all-girls secondary school where faith, learning, and personal growth are at the heart of all we do.
At St. Julie’s Catholic High School, we are proud to provide a nurturing environment where every student is encouraged to embrace their unique gifts, pursue excellence, and grow into confident, compassionate, and capable young women. Rooted in the teachings of Christ, our school community fosters a spirit of love, service, and mutual respect, ensuring that each student feels valued and supported on her journey.
Our dedicated staff strive to inspire curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love of learning. Through a rich and varied curriculum, extracurricular opportunities, and a commitment to academic excellence, we empower our students to achieve their full potential. Whether exploring the sciences, the arts, or engaging in acts of service, our students are encouraged to lead with purpose, guided by Gospel values.
We are more than a school; we are a family, united by faith and a shared commitment to making a difference in the world. Our foundress Julie Billiart was a forward-thinking woman who encouraged others to walk in the footsteps of Christ, and our inclusive community welcomes students of all backgrounds who share our ethos of love and respect.
Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. I invite you to explore further and discover the opportunities that await your daughter here at St. Julie’s Catholic High School. Should you wish to visit us in person, we would be delighted to welcome you to experience the warmth and joy of our school community firsthand.
With every blessing,
Mrs Kate McCourt
Headteacher
NCW: An Introduction to UniversityOn Friday Ella Taylor from Liverpool Hope University delivered two engaging sessions tailored to different year groups. |
NCW: Building for the FutureOn Friday we welcomed Tracey Collins who delivered an informative and motivating presentation about women in the construction industry. |
Diving Into Marine Biology for British Science Week!On Friday we kicked off British Science Week as some of our Year 10 students were delighted to welcome back a former student Dr Horner who is now a marine biologist. |
NCW: A Reverend ReflectsOn Wednesday Reverend Kim Mannings spoke to two groups of RE students about her career journey. |
NCW: Making a Career in Music!Music students were treated to an insightful careers talk from Stephen Mannings, who spoke about the diverse opportunities within the music industry. |
NCW: Local Politics With Cllr Harry DoyleOur Year 13 A Level Politics students have benefited from a lively and engaging visit by Councillor Harry Doyle, who spoke about his role in local politics. |
NCW: Year 9 Explore EngineeringIn Year 9 Citizenship on Wednesday, students were joined by Abbey from TTE, who delivered an engaging presentation on careers in construction and engineering. |
NCW; Year 7 Engage in Construction ChallengesOn Day 3 of National Careers Week Year 7 welcomed Jeff from Construction Resources into their ICT lesson, where they took part in a mini group-work challenge. |
Budding Writers Meet Former Sky TV Presenter!We were delighted to welcome back former broadcaster and journalist Tim Abraham from LJMU on Tuesday. |
Humanities Students Discover Environmental Health CareersYear 7 and Year 10 students were treated to a lively and engaging presentation by Graeme from LJMU on Tuesday as part of our NCW activities. |
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