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The Blue Coat School Liverpool is pleased to announce that Lorcan (Year 9) has been appointed as the John Pilling Junior Organ Scholar at Holy Trinity Church, following a formal audition and interview.
On Wednesday, students from Liverpool Blue Coat School travelled to London to take part in the PA Raspberry Pi Awards 2026 as part of Team MediPi.
On Wednesday afternoon, our Heads of School and Head of Student Council had the privilege of attending the inauguration ceremony for the new Vice Chancellor of Liverpool Hope University.
In the spirit of our school motto, “Not for oneself but for all,” The Blue Coat School Liverpool community has once again demonstrated the power of collective action, generosity, and compassion.
Last weekend, almost the entire Year 9 cohort at The Blue Coat School Liverpool successfully completed their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Bronze assessed expedition—an important milestone in the Bronze Award programme.
Congratulations to our outstanding students who recently achieved success in the MEM Open Challenge.
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On Wednesday 29th April, students from Years 10, 11, 12, and 13 enjoyed an unforgettable visit to the Liverpool Empire Theatre to watch the acclaimed musical Miss Saigon, led by Mr Emery. The trip formed part of the Music Department’s ongoing commitment to providing rich extracurricular experiences that extend learning beyond the classroom.
The U16 boys’ table tennis team delivered an outstanding performance at the National Table Tennis Finals on Sunday, finishing 6th in the country after a highly competitive series of matches.
Congratulations to the Year 8 girls’ netball team, who have been crowned Liverpool City Champions following an outstanding performance in the final.
The Tod Scholarship presentations this year were nothing short of exceptional. A total of 11 presentations were delivered, each demonstrating the depth of research, preparation, and ambition of our pupils. The range of proposed destinations was equally impressive, with students presenting thoughtfully on trips to Berlin, Vienna, Amsterdam, Milan, Budapest, and Lisbon.
There was barely an empty seat in the LRC as The Blue Coat School hosted another public lecture by the Classical Association of Liverpool. The speaker was Nia Morris, a former Blue Coat pupil who studied Latin under Dr Lawell. She also learnt Greek in Liverpool through the Classics for All Greek Academy before going on to study Classics at Clare College, Cambridge. We were immensely proud to welcome her back to Blue Coat as she shared her expertise on Greek food culture and dining practices.
Over the past month, Blue Coat School has conducted a series of interviews to appoint its new Senior Prefect Team. The selection process proved both rigorous and rewarding, with Year 12 students demonstrating exceptional commitment, professionalism, and enthusiasm throughout. Every applicant should feel proud of the resilience, maturity, and effort they have shown.
All successful candidates have now received their official letters of appointment, along with their prefect ties, marking the beginning of their leadership journey within the school community.