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Time of Reflection for Saint Paul’s Students Students from Saint Paul’s Catholic High School were able to take time out from their busy lives to reflect upon what values were important to them. They reflected on themselves, their hopes and dreams and their...

Students at Saint Paul’s enjoyed a week of book‑themed activities as they joined millions around the world in celebrating World Book Day, the world’s largest annual celebration of books and reading. World Book Day, designated by UNESCO, was celebrated in over 100...

Expert trainers from Talk The Talk visited school to work with students in Year 9. The Talk About Communication workshop was an exciting and engaging master class developing speaking and listening skills within a creative learning environment. The workshop provided...

Pinterest tends to fly under the radar. Unlike Instagram or TikTok, it has never attracted the same level of public concern, it's older, it's built around image collections, and most parents consider it benign, if they think about it at all. That perception is the...

Year 9 students from Saint Paul’s Catholic High School recently took part in an exciting PGL residential trip, an experience filled with adventure, teamwork and memories that will last a lifetime. From the moment they arrived, students embraced every challenge thrown...

  Eight Year 8 students represented Saint Paul’s at the Diocesan Mini DASH event, held at St John Plessington Catholic High School. During the day, each participating school delivered a presentation showcasing how Catholic Social Teaching is embedded within their...

We are delighted to share the fantastic results from the Year 9 and 10 UK Maths Trust Intermediate Challenge. Congratulations to Neha and Enzo, who both achieved Bronze awards, and to Oliver, who earned an impressive Silver. A special well‑done goes to Maisie, who...

Among children – and especially teenagers – TikTok boasts approximately 220 million users, providing a near-endless reel of short clips intended to entertain, educate and more. However, along with its enormous userbase comes a significant number of possible risks:...

Students had a chance to find out about the world of training, employment and further study at the school’s Careers Fair. The Careers Fair showcased a variety of employers and course providers from across the North West, from local colleges and apprenticeship...

Forty of our Year 11 students had the exciting opportunity to attend Poetry Live in Manchester, an event designed to enrich their understanding of the poets and poems featured in the GCSE English Literature anthology. Throughout the day, students watched live...

The Year 11 Bible Study Group meets every Wednesday at breaktime, offering students a welcoming space to explore scripture, ask meaningful questions and reflect on how biblical teachings relate to their everyday lives. The group is led by Year 11 student Trisha, who...

We are thrilled that Tesco is continuing its generous funding for Saint Paul’s, enabling us to provide fresh, nutritious fruit and vegetables to our students through the Tesco Fruit & Veg for Schools initiative. This programme forms part of Tesco’s national...

Thank you to Read Manchester for generously gifting books to our students. Thank you to Read Manchester for generously gifting books to our students. We appreciate your support in encouraging our young people to develop a love of reading. As 2026 marks the National...

We are incredibly proud that every one of our girls' football teams - Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 and Year 10 - has secured a place in the Manchester Cup Finals! This remarkable clean sweep is a testament to the talent, determination and spirit shown by our players...

We would like to share with you advice from GMP regarding protecting your child’s bike within the community.  As the weather changes, we know there will be increased usage of bikes. Please see the website below from GMP with information regarding the Bike Register....

Each week, Mr. Whiteside invites a group of students to join him for breakfast in recognition of their positive contribution to school life and their fantastic achievements. This week, he and Mr. Fannon enjoyed breakfast with a group of students who have excelled in...

A very tense game but the Year 7 girls made it into the Manchester Cup Final after beating Wright Robinson on penalties! Final score 1-1 with a goal from Mayla Rae… Darcy saved 3 penalties! Players of the game go to Ivy and Darcy.

A hard-fought win for the Year 10 girls have made it into the Manchester Cup Final after beating Coop Belle Vue in a tough game 4-2! The girls have now beaten both teams from last year's final! Goals from Ava and a hat-trick from Phoebe. Player of the game was Ava.

An amazing win - the Year 8 girls have made it into the Manchester Cup final after beating Parrs Wood emphatically 6-0!! Goals from Cienna, Ava, Serena, Eleanor and Mayla Rae!

The Year 7s won against Parrs Wood in their final league game of the season. It was a hugely anticipated game because the winner of the match would be declared champions. The Year 7s were excellent, beating Parrs Wood 7-1. The Year 7s have been unbeaten in the league...