Congratulations to Scarlett, Imogen and Sienna who helped represent young women at the recent Liverpool Women's Health Conference.

Delegates heard about the work we are doing in St. Julie's about tackling harassment and county lines, and how we are influencing the violence against women and girls strategy.

We have received feedback from Sr Emer Coffey, Associate Director of Public Health at Liverpool City Council, who spoke warmly about how impressed she was with our students' eloquence and their determination to influence change so positively.

Liverpool City Council's report - 'The Health of Women in Liverpool' - has been published and is an insightful read.

Thank you to our students for representing themselves, our school and the young women of Liverpool so well.