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OUR AMBITION

Pupils are encouraged to consider aspirational careers in professions related to
science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Ofsted March 2020.

OUR MISSION

WE ARE A COMMUNITY SHOWING THE LOVE OF CHRIST THROUGH FRIENDSHIP, COMPASSION AND THANKSGIVING

OUR COMMITMENT

WE SEEK OUT GIFTS AND TALENTS AND DEVELOP THEM TO THE FULL

OUR AIM

WE AIM TO “NOT LOVE IN WORD OR TALK, BUT IN DEED AND IN TRUTH”

Community, Compassion, Thanksgiving, Trust, Friendship & Forgiveness

WE AIM TO “NOT LOVE IN WORD OR TALK, BUT IN DEED AND IN TRUTH”

(1 JOHN 3:18)

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Welcome

I would like to offer you a very warm welcome to Archbishop Blanch School. Archbishop Blanch is the only Church of England girls’ school in the city and offers all students a dynamic place to learn in a caring, Christian way.

Our Christian ethos permeates through everything we do, underpinned by our Christian values. Archbishop Blanch is a happy school; our students are keen to learn, are respectful and develop into well rounded individuals. They are supported by creative teaching using the latest technologies to enhance their learning, alongside a strong pastoral support system. It is a pleasure to watch them mature into confident young people who will become our citizens of the future.

We aim to “Not love in word or talk,
but in deed and in truth”

(1 JOHN 3:18)

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European Day of Languages 2024

An exciting opportunity is open to Year 11 and Yea An exciting opportunity is open to Year 11 and Year 12 students to take part in World Challenge in eSwatini and Kruger. The trip will run in July 2027 and promises unforgettable learning and adventures. Parents and carers who would like more information are invited to attend an online meeting at 6pm on Tuesday 11 November. Please contact Miss Browne via admin@blanch.co.uk for more information.
Our talented Key Stage 3 artists lit up their Tues Our talented Key Stage 3 artists lit up their Tuesday after school club with their Bonfire Night inspired masterpieces this week! Under the brilliant guidance of Miss Heritage, students created scraffito inspired art that helped capture the spirit of the season. From vibrant fireworks to expressive silhouettes, the creativity displayed by students has been truly fantastic. Next week, we’ll be sharing more of their incredible work as we come together as a school community to commemorate Remembrance Day. #KS3ArtClub #BonfireNightArt #CreativityInAction #ArtInEducation
This week, we re continuing to shine a spotlight o This week, we re continuing to shine a spotlight on green careers and the exciting and meaningful pathways in this employment sector that help protect the environment and build a sustainable future. For secondary school pupils, it's never too early to start exploring careers that make a real difference. Whether it's working in renewable energy, environmental science, sustainable design, or green technology, these roles are shaping the future of our planet. Watch this video to find out more.
We’re building a Diversity Library at school, a We’re building a Diversity Library at school, a special collection celebrating the many languages, cultures, and stories that make our community so unique! We’d love your help to fill our shelves with children’s and young people’s books in languages other than English, as well as books by authors from diverse backgrounds. If you are able to support please bring your book donations to school. Together, let’s inspire a love of reading and celebrate the diversity that makes our school so special!
We’re so proud of Ada, who had the opportunity t We’re so proud of Ada, who had the opportunity to take part in the recent AI Summit as a young voice for the region’s future. She joined talks and interviews, helped present a letter to Tiffany St James, the new Chief AI Officer, and shared her views on how AI can shape the Liverpool City Region. An inspiring experience, well done, Ada, for representing yourself and our school so confidently!
Next Monday during lunchtime, students are invited Next Monday during lunchtime, students are invited to join the latest Solidarity Club session in the fitness suite. Next weeks session is all about celebrating diversity, culture and heritage so whether you're looking to share, learn or simply connect, come along and be part of a vibrant and inclusive community.
This week is Green Careers Week, and it's our chan This week is Green Careers Week, and it's our chance to inspire young people to think about jobs that help protect our planet. It’s all about showing how green careers are growing fast and can be found in every type of work, not just in environmental roles. Green Careers Week helps raise ambitions, support different backgrounds, and break old stereotypes. Green careers can be in engineering, education, fashion, farming, finance, and many more areas. These jobs are part of a global movement to build a better future, and they need people with the right skills and values to make change happen. To help students learn more, we’ll be sharing videos throughout the week that explore different green careers and the skills needed for them. These will give a closer look at the opportunities available and how young people can get involved in shaping a greener future.
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As Black History Month draws to a close, we are pr As Black History Month draws to a close, we are proud to share the thoughtful reflections of our students from Years 7 to 9. Throughout October, pupils have explored the significance of Black history, from its roots in wider education to the personal connections and insights it has inspired. For many, this month has been a journey of learning and discovery. Students have engaged with stories of resilience, creativity, and leadership, and considered how these narratives shape our understanding of identity, community, and justice today. Beyond the classroom, Black History Month has encouraged deeper conversations about heritage, representation, and the importance of celebrating diverse voices all year round. We would like to thank Chiamaka, Darasimi, Eman, Heidi, Mayah, Praise, and Sofia for the following contributions as we continue to learn from one another and honour the stories that shape our shared history.
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 A CARING CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT

"Our two daughters have had the best start in life thanks to the caring, enthusiastic and hardworking staff of Archbishop Blanch School. Choosing the right secondary school for one's children is such a difficult task, but we could feel the special ethos of ABS on our first visit. You inspire your pupils to achieve the academic heights of which they are capable in a happy, safe and vibrant environment."
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Phone calls will be returned within 48 business hours of parent’s call.

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Written letter: Acknowledge receipt of letter within 72 hours of receipt. Communication sent at weekends will not be dealt with until the following working week, and emails sent in holidays will elicit no reply until term-time

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