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St John Bosco Arts College’s KS3 dancers made an unforgettable impression at this year’s LEAP Festival Liverpool lighthouse theatre. The moment they stepped onto the stage, it was clear something special was about to happen. Their timing, confidence and commitment shone through every movement, and the audience felt it instantly. By the end of the routine, the crowd was cheering wildly a reaction
Article written by a Student Editor Neurodiversity Celebration Week isn’t just about awareness - it’s about appreciation and acceptance. I spent years trying to fit into a world that was never built for a mind like mine: a mind that doesn’t need fixing, but understanding. I’m neurodivergent, and I’m writing this to spread awareness because society has painted us as people with “broken” minds
Article brought to you by Daisy from the Student Editors Every year on March 8th, people around the world celebrate International Women’s Day. It is a day to recognise the achievements of women and girls, raise awareness about equality, and inspire everyone to create a fairer future. It is also a time to celebrate how far women’s rights have come and how everyone can help make a difference.
Get the pencils, pens and paints ready… It’s time to GO ALL IN on reading and get creative! National Book Tokens are challenging children to create a bold, eye-catching gift card design that celebrates their interests and shows how books help them explore ideas, spark imagination and go further through reading, and they could win prizes galore. PRIZES ONE OVERALL WINNER (chosen from the first
We were honoured to welcome the Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Councillor Barbara Murray, on 12th February 2026 for a very special visit. The school’s BTEC Level 3 textiles and fashion students have been specially selected to contribute to the Lord Mayor’s Fundraising Ladies Day Lunch and Fashion Show which took place the following month, and the visit celebrated the sixth formers’ innovative designs
Origins Don Bosco believed that it was not enough that young people are loved but that they know they are loved. His mission in Turin was to respond to the needs of the young people with the wisdom of his mother who believed in the goodness of children. Don Bosco developed a way of working that created a home, a school, a church and a playground for young people. He wanted to build
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