Our Year 12 Biology students participated in this year’s Intermediate Biology Olympiad. Over 12,566 students from 608 schools worldwide took part in this year’s competition. Of this figure, 5% were awarded the Gold, 10% the Silver, and 15% the Bronze award.
The Youth Sport Trust set out a national initiative each year, which focusses on all children having equal access to sport within school and the benefits this has on their development. Their theme for 2022 is: Belonging – a place in sport for every child.
After 18-months in the making, we are pleased to announce that our brand-new house names have been revealed.
On Monday 22nd June 2022, the Blue Coat U14 cricket team reached the semi-finals of the prestigious Lancashire Schools Competition for the second successive year when they defeated Merchant Taylors School in a closely fought contest.
Our students attended Liverpool Schools Boys Athletics Championships at Wavertree Athletics Track on Thursday 16th June.
Thursday 9th June 2022, some of our students attended the Liverpool Schools Girls Athletics Championships at Wavertree Athletic track.
Last Tuesday our police liaison officer organised for an Old Blue to come into school and talk to our year 12 students about the dangers of Knife crime.
We bid a fond farewell to our Year 11 students this morning as they start their study leave, ahead of their GCSE exams.
The Royal Navy’s Head of Data & Navy Applications was so impressed by the Blue Coat BOB (Buoyant Observer of Billabongs) boat project in a national computer science competition at London’s Science Museum he told the team it had “extreme potential” and would report back to his colleagues.
Mr Holloway met the Blue Coat Team BOB at London’s Science Museum during the Finals of the PA Raspberry Pi to promote STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education.
Blue Coat’s U16 Football team has made it to the Final of the Merseyside Cup after snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in the last few minutes of the semi-final.
This week is mental health awareness week and the theme this year is Loneliness. Although not a mental health condition, loneliness can have an impact on our mental health and is closely linked to feelings of low mood and worry. Students this week will have a range of opportunities in form time and after school to develop their connections with themselves, others, and the world around them.
Four Blue Coat students were awarded the Commendation for Best Design Presentation with their Designosaur project in a national schools’ design competition event in London.