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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.
As you are aware of the passing of our head of our Catholic church Pope Francis we mourn his loss to us the church, his humble leadership, love for the beauty and protection of this world, his legacy of hope and peace and social justice. In this time of mourning we pray for his soul and give thanks for his servant leadership. We also celebrate the legacies he leaves us in this jubilee year of
Article brought to you by Zuhra from the Student Editorial Team! As part of a project named Adventures Away from Home, our school were selected to go on a two night residential trip to Trafford Hall, Chester, with the Youth Hostel Association (YHA). The stay in the hostel was kindly funded by the Adventures Away from Home programme as an opportunity for young people to be out in nature. The
Article brought to you by the Student Editorial Team! Our annual production of The Passion this year took place and it was a wonderful success. Our Student Editors were all over it, with some being part of the cast and others such as Daisy updated the poster to support advertising. Jess and Ria wanted to find out more about the background work involved in the Passion so caught up with some of
For one day only, there will be a pop-up display in the library. Our invisible books will be here today, gone tomorrow, so make sure to catch them quick before they… disappear! For a sneak peek, click on the titles of the Invisible Booklist;
Article brought to you by the Student Editorial Team! On Thursday 27th April, all Year 8 students went to a Reconciliation service at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, the local parish on Stonebridge Lane in Croxteth. Reconciliation is a big part of our Religious Education lessons which are organised by the Bishops of England and Wales. The service kicked off with readings from our Faith in Action
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