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On Friday, 15 November, 50 of out students headed to the iconic Liverpool Cathedral for the Educate Awards 2024 where they took to the stage to perform for over 600 guests. During the drinks reception, four of our students accompanied by Gaia Ahuja from Girls Don’t Sync, performed an epic DJ set of classic dance anthems including At Night, Shakedown; Show Me Love, Robin S; and Feel My Needs,
We are joining with thousands of other schools up and down the country again, in wrapping, packing and sending shoeboxes full of gifts – things like cuddly toys, games, balls, hats, gloves and scarves, stationery and hygiene items – to children in need around the world. Through this campaign, we want to teach children here about generosity for others, and compassion, to make them aware of the
I am thrilled to share the outcome of our Catholic Schools Inspectorate (CSI) inspection, which took place on the 25th and 26th of September 2024. It is with immense pride and joy that I can announce St John Bosco Arts College has been rated Outstanding. This remarkable achievement is a true reflection of the care, dedication, and faith that permeates every aspect of our school community. It is
A huge congratulations to Year 9 student Nell McGuinness , who recently took home the prestigious title of Dancer of the Year 2023/24 at the Empire Street Dance Company! The award was presented during a celebration show on Sunday, 15th September, attended by the entire dance school and an enthusiastic, sell-out audience of 450 people. Nell, who joined the dance school at just 3 years old, has
St John Bosco Arts College celebrate open evening success with over 430 attendees. Every year, secondary schools nationwide open their doors to prospective pupils, allowing them and their parents or carers to discover what the school can offer. This year, St John Bosco Arts College created an immersive experience where pupils explored the world of Bosco through a range of department-led
Young Writers have launched a thrilling horror-themed creative writing challenge… Fright Club. A ghost story is a timeless classic style of creative writing and Young Writers are inviting you to write your own short story inspired by things that go bump in the night! You could be inspired by a real place that is rumoured to be haunted, choose a supernatural being to be the star of your story or
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