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A very warm welcome to St John Bosco Arts College’s website. Our college is an exciting, vibrant and dynamic girls’ Catholic comprehensive school which has a very distinctive Salesian ethos grounded in support, care and a warm friendly atmosphere.
We believe in developing a rounded individual so that students are prepared for life academically, spiritually, morally and socially. In our school community we seek to nurture the gifts, dreams and talents of all in the spirit of St John Bosco.
The college is at the cutting edge of teaching and learning and thrives on providing the best opportunities to the young people that it serves and is one of only 835 schools in England granted teaching school status. The state of the art building and facilities help to make our students feel calm and safe.
All of our staff go the extra mile to ensure that our young people succeed in developing the necessary skills and knowledge to prepare for the next stage in their educational journey and able to compete in an ever increasing globalised market. St John Bosco Arts College is a happy school where students are keen to learn, are respectful and are supported by a strong pastoral team.
Inspired by the example of St John Bosco, the purpose of our College is to react to the needs of each individual student, touching their hearts and developing their talents and creative skills.
Our College is dedicated to serving the young people and families of our community through faith, hard work and dedication. I am very proud and privileged to be the headteacher of such a fantastic school and look forward to seeing you when you visit.
You are all invited to join us at a special performance evening featuring dance from across all key stages. The evening serves as a wonderful opportunity for all our students to share their hard work, talents, and exceptional performance abilities with their families, friends, and members of the community. It promises to be a memorable evening celebrating the dedication and creativity of our
Whether you sing, dance, perform magic, tell jokes, or have a hidden skill, this is your time to shine. Don't miss out on the chance to take the stage - Auditions taking place on the 10th June!
More than 60 pupils from primary schools across Merseyside descended on St John Bosco Arts College, Croxteth, to participate in its highly successful Primary Olympics event. Returning for its second year, St John Bosco’s Primary Olympics gives pupils in Years 4 and 5 the opportunity to utilise the secondary school’s sports facilities, introducing them to a wider range of physical activities. This
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
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