Macbeth Comes to Liverpool College

All Chapter 11 pupils were treated to a masterclass in Shakespearean acting when a Splats Entertainment visited the school to perform the full play of the tragedy of Macbeth. The pupils were so enthralled, you could hear a pin drop. Macbeth is one of the great terrifying morality, mystery plays with its witches, warriors and ghosts. Part of the GCSE English curriculum, watching the play was invaluable to enhance the engagement and understanding of all Ch11 pupils. The pupils followed the tragic fall of the Macbeths, who could defeat anything but their own gullible greed. A superb event enjoyed by all. Our thanks to the Wilton Trustees for financing the event.

Mrs Doran

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Liverpool College hosts Aim Higher Writing Workshop

Liverpool College was delighted to welcome award winning author Jason Beresford, who delivered a superb Aim Higher event targeted at More Able pupils in Year 5 and Year 6. Pupils from schools across Liverpool were invited to the event, where Jason developed their report writing skills, encouraging students to interview a wide variety of characters and write a time pressured report, which was then delivered live down a camera to a watching audience. It was a superb event. Jason is an experienced reporter and spent many years as a news reporter both in the UK and in Japan. He is also a TV producer and has directed both Emmerdale and Coronation Street. He is also a children's novelist, best known for his novel “The Fabulous Four Fish Fingers”. The event was absolutely superb and the pupils delighted in his expert tutelage.
 
Mrs Doran
 

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Literacy Through Videography - Ancient Greek Workshop

All Chapter 5 pupils had a superb day on Monday when they learnt about the Ancient Greeks through videography. Watching a series of carefully selected video clips, the pupils were able to explore multiple aspects of the Ancient Greeks, focusing upon Homer's Odyssey. The pupils used the clips to stimulate some wonderful writing, then created a fabulous video to retell the story, with every pupil taking an important role. The final film will hopefully be ready to view by the pupils next week.

Mrs Doran 

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Applications now open for Sixth Form 2023

Applications for Sixth Form 2023 are now open.

We welcome applications from pupils who would like to consider Liverpool College for Sixth Form. 

You can find out more about the Sixth Form experience at Liverpool College from our website by clicking HERE

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The Science of Success

Chapter 9 Wilton Scholars spent time, this week, exploring the psychology behind positive thinking and exploring the ‘Science behind Success’. Pupils were challenged to think about the huge difference between ‘being alive’ and ‘living’. They explored how to change their mindset to become more positive learners - to change their lives for the better, both now and in the future. Pupils were asked to think about how to consciously change their mindset to create ambitious goals through positive thinking. They also discussed the value of failure in building resilience.

Mrs Doran

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Chapter 7 Estate Agent Challenge

This week, Chapter 7 Wilton Scholar pupils became Estate Agents for the day. Working in teams, they were first asked to design and build a model dwelling. Pupils then needed to write an estate agent style brochure for their dwelling, applying appropriate, technical and adventurous vocabulary (taking into account unique selling points) to persuade prospective buyers. Organised by Mrs Doran, the event encouraged creativity, lateral thinking and required pupils to present their ideas collaboratively to also develop confidence in public speaking.

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Role Model Week

Liverpool College was delighted to welcome 32 relatives into the school this week to help celebrate National Role Model week. Parents, grandparent, brothers, sisters and even uncles very kindly volunteered to take part in a special event to talk about their career, what skills are required to succeed in that career and what subjects in school pupils would need to develop if they wished to be successful in that career. Studies have shown that if children are able to make links between the world of work and school subjects, this has an extremely positive impact upon attitude to learning, motivation and attainment. It’s never too early to start thinking about their future.

From engineers to entertainers, musicians to midwives, programmers to paramedics, firefighters to financiers – a myriad of professions was showcased to educate and inspire our pupils.

Our heartfelt thanks to all for getting involved and giving up your time so generously.

Mrs Doran

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