Mr Roy V Haygarth

We have been contacted by the family of Mr Haygarth to inform us of the sad news that he passed away shortly after Christmas.

Mr Haygarth was a long-serving Headmaster of Liverpool College. He became Headmaster in 1979 and remained at the College until his retirement in 1992. He then moved to Devon where he enjoyed a happy retirement.

Funeral Arrangements

There is a Service of Thanksgiving at Peter Tavy Church (near Tavistock, Devon) on Monday 14 January 2019 at 2.30pm, followed by tea and cakes in the village hall.

It is family flowers only, with donations to Dartmoor Search & Rescue Tavistock via the Funeral Directors: Morris Bros (Tavistock) Ltd, The Old Bedford Foundry, Lakeside, Tavistock PL19 0AZ.

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Boarders’ Help the Homeless Hamper

As well as opening their own Advent Calendars each day, our Boarders pledged to donate one item daily for our Help the Homeless Hamper. Head Girl of Boarding, Ruslana F and Year 12 Nikita A are pictured with the hamper which was delivered on Thursday to Merseyside Youth Association’s Young Person’s Foodbank.

Charity and service is an important part of our curriculum at Liverpool College.

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Awards in Sport

On Wednesday afternoon, the following pupils were presented with certificates by the Principal, Mr Broekman, for their superb efforts in games and fixtures throughout the term:

  • Year 7 - Giselle R (Hockey) and Marcus F (Rugby)
  • Year 8 - Lili L (Netball) and Malik S (Rugby)
  • Year 9 - Abigail A (Hockey and Netball) and Mitchell C (Rugby)
  • Year 10 - Kate B (Hockey and Netball) and Lio F (Rugby)

Many congratulations to these pupils and all the others who have competed in Saturday Sport fixtures throughout the first term of the academic year.

Opportunities for pupils to participate in competitive sports matches is an important part of the Games and Competition strand of our LCA+ curriculum and helps pupils develop their resilience, teamwork skills and good sportsmanship.

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Boarders’ Christmas Dinner

Our Year 12 boarders experienced their first Christmas Dinner at Liverpool College, where the dress code was Christmas jumpers as the Head Boy, Rhys H demonstrated admirably with his illuminated version with LED Christmas trees and baubles.

The students showed their appreciation to the catering staff for their hard work in preparing a scrumptious dinner with a flaming Christmas pudding by presenting each of the team with a festive gift.

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End of Term Awards

Pupils in School House were celebrating today as they topped the House Leader Board for this half term. The overall ranking of the houses, after behaviour points, house competition results and Prep School Awards were taken into account, are:

  1. School
  2. Howson’s
  3. Brook’s 
  4. Butler's
  5. Howard’s
  6. Selwyn’s

The following pupils received a cinema voucher for gaining the most number of achievement points in their year group:

  • Alhusain E (Butler’s)
  • Neve W (Selwyn’s)
  • Libby H (Howson’s)
  • Connor S (Brook’s)
  • Sophie C (Howson’s)

Pupils who have had 100% attendance this term in the Senior School will also be receiving a candy cane.

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Carolling for Cancer Research UK

Charity and Service are an important strand of our curriculum - LCA+. As part of their Archbishop of York Award, some Year 9 pupils went carolling across the campus. Their goal was to raise spirits, eyebrows, and monies for their chosen charity, Cancer Research UK. They were warmly welcomed wherever they went, and their peers rewarded their Purpose and Passion with generous donations to their cause.

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Service of Lessons and Carols

The Senior School and Sixth Form, along with governors, Foundation members, parents and families, gathered at Liverpool Cathedral for the annual Service of Lessons and Carols, led by our Chaplain, Mr Hammersley.

The entire evening was filled with music, reflection and the hope of Christmas. The music was led by our choir and orchestra, under the direction of Mr Bishop (Director of Music) and Miss Clark. The school was contacted by parents after the event to ask us to pass on their thanks to the pupils and staff for making this such a special service and perfect preparation for the Christmas season. As one Old Lerpoolian said of the choir: I could listen to a lot more of that!

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