A good voluntary aided school school in Sefton. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Holy Family Catholic High School.
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"to be the best that you can be"
Holy Family Catholic High School is a Catholic school whose ethos flows through every aspect of school life. Catholic Social Teaching underpins policies and learning; daily Prayer and Liturgy are central, with a Walk of Faith tradition including a service at St Mary’s Church in Little Crosby; the curriculum reflects Gospel Values such as Love, Respect, Service and Ambition; the school aims to help pupils live out Gospel values in daily life.
Headteacher Mr Matthew Symes describes Holy Family as a high achieving Catholic 11-18 school where pupils feel safe and happy. The school is large enough to offer extensive learning opportunities but small enough to know each pupil individually, and is aspirational for all students with a strong partnership between school, home, church and community.
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School is open from 8:00am until 6:00pm daily, with the pupil school day 8:45am–3:15pm. A breakfast provision runs from 8:15am as part of the National Schools Breakfast Programme. A late bus operates to take pupils home on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 4:30pm. Homework Club and various after-school clubs run through the week.
Admissions are via the Sefton online application form. A Supplementary Faith Form must be completed and evidence of faith provided (baptism certificate or a Minister of Religion completing Section B). Proof of address must be provided. Further admissions information is available on the Admissions pages, including in-year admissions and policy details.
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