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St Julie’s Catholic High School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff, governors, volunteers and visitors to share this commitment
Our Year 9 students are currently researching a young or famous climate activist. This class were looking at Leah Namugerwa, a 17 year old girl from Uruguay who is actively protesting against climate change.
Each Friday, she leaves school and campaigns against the very things that are ruining our planet. She has successfully stopped the use of single use plastic bags in her country!
The class used their research to make a board of information. These will be on display at DotFest, our climate change festival that will be taking place on 8th July 2021.
The Year 9 students have looked at other activists too, including Sir David Attenborough. We look forward to seeing all their work displayed at DotFest!
Our aim is to provide the highest quality education. School staff have a right to work without fear of harassment, intimidation or abuse. If you have a query, concern or complaint please let us know by phoning school on 0151 428 6421 or use our feedback form below.
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