Year 7 students recently took part in an engaging and thought-provoking experience of the workplace, delivered by Unilever in collaboration with All About Futures. The event brought together all 30 students for a day dedicated to exploring future pathways, careers, and the skills needed to succeed in the modern world.
As part of National Careers Week, The Blue Coat School hosted a major Careers Fair, welcoming over 60 employers, universities and educational organisations to engage with our students.
On Thursday, 5th March, The Blue Coat School hosted a special Community Iftar, organised collaboratively by our School Leaders, Senior Prefects, and parent volunteers. The event brought together students, families, and staff in a shared moment of reflection, hospitality, and unity during the month of Ramadan.
This year’s Ski Trip was another outstanding success, providing students with a memorable week on the slopes filled with challenge, enjoyment and personal achievement.
On Thursday 26th February 2026, Blue Coat came alive with colour, energy, and celebration as students and staff marked Chinese New Year with a vibrant programme of cultural activities after school f rom 3:30–5:30pm. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for the school community to come together to recognise and appreciate the traditions associated with this important festival.
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This week, Blue Coat School Liverpool staged an extraordinary run of Hadestown: Teen Edition, delivering four unforgettable nights of theatre to packed audiences and receiving acclaim f rom across the school community and beyond.
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Earlier this term, 230 students from Years 9, 10 and 11 took part in the UKMT Intermediate Mathematical Challenge (IMC) - a national competition designed to promote mathematical reasoning, precision, and problem-solving at a high level.
On Thursday 29th January 2026, Blue Coat held its Year 11 Options Afternoon, an important event designed to support pupils as they began planning their next steps in education and preparing for progression into Sixth Form or other post-16 pathways. This was a key moment for students to explore future subjects, ask questions, and make informed decisions about their options and post-GCSE pathways.
We are proud to announce the successful reaccreditation of the school by the Royal College of Organists (RCO), marking an important milestone in our continued commitment to excellence in music education. To celebrate this achievement, the school hosted a wide range of local and national organisations, with our main guests including Sir Andrew Parmley and Lady Ann Dodd, whose presence added great distinction to the occasion and highlighted the national significance of our work in music.
This term, a group of Year 10 pupils from The Blue Coat School took part in a two-day training programme delivered by Merseyside’s Violence Reduction Partnership (MVRP). The programme supports our commitment to personal development and student leadership, equipping pupils with the skills and confidence to act as positive role models within the school community.
Today marked an exciting milestone for our Year 10 STEM students as two teams of four – Amartya, Jing Chen, Mohamed, Nathan, Darcey, Malika, Lauren and Cara – travelled to Cronton Sixth Form College to take part in the annual Mond Tournament. They competed against students from 20 other schools in a fast-paced and highly challenging STEM competition.
Congratulations to William (10CU), who has achieved an outstanding result in the recent Maths Olympiad, being awarded a Distinction and progressing through to the next round of the competition.