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 1038 pupils on roll, 168 of whom are in the sixth form.
Latest News From Our School
Congratulations to Megan in Year 8 who has had a great showing at a gymnastics competition in Bolton last weekend.
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Students in Global Citizenship measured some direct impact today as they inspected our new hedgerows for different ladybirds.
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Marking this year's theme of 'loneliness' for Mental Health Awareness Week, our students have been creating beautiful cards for local care home residents.
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Congratulations to Yasmin and Savannah in Year 7 who both represented Liverpool Schoolgirls at the weekend to lift the national cup!
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Students in Year 8 following the LSSP Leadership Programme have been learning critical skills in first aid and resuscitation this week.
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This week we have celebrated a traditional May Crowning in our Chapel with a special audience!
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We were overjoyed to hear the return of very young voices to our school this week as our Primary School outreach work resumed after a long enforced break.
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St. Julie’s alumni were well represented at this year’s BAFTA TV awards with fantastic wins for Jodie Comer and Helen Serafinowicz.
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As it has been national gardening week, we would like to update you on the Feel-Good Gardening club which happens Friday lunch for KS3.
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Wellbeing activites running throughout the week for Year 11 students have culminated in a staff versus student rounders match!
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