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As part of our ongoing commitment to online safety, we are sharing the Group Chats Guide. This resource is designed to help us understand how group chats work, the potential risks they present, and how to support children in using them responsibly. Group chats are a...

Dear Parent/Career, We are would like to invite you to a careers coffee morning and evening that is going to be held on Thursday 23rd October. We are aware that with many different changes that your child is going through academically, as they go through their GCSE’S,...

Eight of our Year 8 students took part in the Mini DASH event hosted at the Catholic High School Chester. The day brought together young people from across schools in the Diocese, offering them the opportunity to collaborate, share ideas, and grow as future leaders...

We are delighted that Tesco have selected the Saint Paul’s Sensory Garden to receive blue token votes recognising the importance of the garden in supporting our students. We are hoping to raise the funds to build a shelter so that the students can use the garden...

Dear Parents, We want to make you aware of a recent issue affecting some popular children’s books by the author Andrew Cope, including the Spy Dogs, Spy Cats, and Spy Pups series, which I know some children in school read. Some editions of these books include a...

Saint Paul's Catholic High School recently hosted a vibrant and heart-warming International Evening, celebrating the rich diversity within its community. The event was a beautiful mix of music, dance, poetry, and shared traditions, bringing together students,...

All welcome to join the Music & Art sessions at Crossacres Family Hub. Every Tuesday 3.30-5.30pm. For 12 to 17 year olds . Sessions are free & are running until the end of December.

Saint Paul’s is proud to be supporting World Mental Health Day 2025. World Mental Health Day is celebrated every year on 10 October. This year’s theme set by the World Federation of Mental Health is Overwhelm: when global events and relentless bad news become too...

With regard to exam preparation, students are given clear guidance by their subject teachers on revision techniques. Subject content is broken down into manageable topics and tested at regular intervals to monitor progress and to inform further revision needs. All...

As one of the most popular messaging apps available, Snapchat sees an enormous amount of usage across the globe – with a significant number of those utilising the platform being under 18. For that reason, it’s important to understand the potential risks to younger...

Our annual Year 5 Challenge Day took place this summer, bringing together five enthusiastic teams from local primary schools. The event was designed to spark curiosity and teamwork as students tackled a series of stimulating challenges in maths, English, and science....

Our New Horizons students embarked on an exciting adventure to Blackpool Zoo—and what a fantastic day it turned out to be! With the rain kindly holding off, both students and staff were able to fully enjoy the experience. The zoo was alive with activity, and we were...

We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported...

To celebrate the European Day of Language, students at Saint Paul’s will take part in a variety of activities. A treasure hunt for Year 7, greetings in a variety of different languages to welcome them to their classes throughout the week, a variety of different foods...

The Poetry Club at Saint Paul’s Catholic High School has been buzzing with creativity and inspiration this term. Students have been exploring the power of words, crafting original poems that reflect their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. Adding a touch of star...

The New Horizons Work Experience and Skills Week proved to be an enriching and transformative experience for all involved. Designed to equip students with essential life and employment skills, the week focused on preparing them for real-world challenges and...

We extend our sincere thanks to the Manchester Council Neighbourhood Team for their incredible support during our recent garden volunteer day. Their hard work made a significant difference—clearing weeds and brambles to create space for new planting areas that our...