St. Julie's Catholic High School is a Notre Dame school and its aim is to put into practice the principles of the school's patron saint St Julie Billiart, the foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame.

We are a school where academic excellence is standard and the focus is on the development of the whole child such that we grow confident, independent young women and men and strong partnerships between home and school.

St Julie’s is a large voluntary aided Roman Catholic secondary school, predominantly for girls with boys admitted into sixth form. There are 1054 pupils on roll, 150 of whom are in the sixth form.

Latest News From Our School

Recommended Read for July In our recommended read for July, visit the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.	Mental Health Survey On the 24th June, students across the school will be taking part in an anonymous survey about Mental Health.
Global Citizens Study Activists! Our Year 9 students are currently researching a young or famous climate activist.	Careers in the Police Over the past few days, we have been delighted to welcome PC Dawn Devanna and Chief Inspector Cassie Cunningham in to school to speak to our students about careers in the police.
Congratulations to Notre Dame Award Winners We’d like to offer our congratulations to our winners in this year's Notre Dame Awards, announced in Live @ 8:55.	Progress Pride Flag Flies for Pride Month In Pride Month, as an expression of this commitment to our Mission Statement, we have raised the Progress Pride flag in the Peace Garden.
Good Luck Year 13! Today our whole staff joined together with our Year 13 students to celebrate our time together at St. Julie’s.	Breakfast Banquet! The last day in school for our Year 13 students began with the annual Leavers’ Breakfast Banquet.
Face to Face Teaching Ends for Year 11 Year 11 have had an exciting and emotional day in school for their final day of face to face teaching as a whole year group.	Letter from LCC Directors Please read this letter to all parents from Directors of Health and Children's Services at Liverpool City Council, Matt Ashton and Steve Reddy.

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