Latest News

Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• 6th Form Visit Woodchurch HS School Farm

  Thu 17 Mar 2022 KB

  Our 6th form have been visiting Woodchurch High School to gain work experience in their farm. Everyone mucked in and helped each other out. We have fed the Alpacas, sheep and Vivienne and Florence (the pigs!)

   

  Students now know how much food is necessary for a healthy diet for 3 Guinea pigs and lots of beautiful rabbits. They washed water bowls and bottles and found out how to attach the bottles back on to hutches.

   

  Also on Wednesdays we have been having regular visits to the wonderful Tam O'Shanter's farm in Bidston.

   

  Enjoy the pics!

  

• Beat the Goalie for Comic Relief!

  Tue 15 Mar 2022 Mr R Gore
  

• A New dawn for Cricket at Clare Mount

  Thu 10 Mar 2022 Paul Kearney

  Today saw a momentous occasion for the students of Clare Mount as we have now purchased some wooden springback stumps for Cricket Club, which adds authenticity to the sessions for the students. They were delighted with this development. Attached are some images from today

  

• Clare Mount Launches SEN Football Hub

  Wed 09 Mar 2022 KB

  Monday 7th March saw the launch of our Community SEN Football Hub, with 27 youngsters from Clare Mount, Orret's Meadow, Hayfield and Stanley Schools. It was a fantastic afternoon of skills, drills and games. We are grateful to Tony Berry from Community Capacity Builders for raising funds for this fantastic new club. The participants had a brilliant time; making new friends and learning new skills. Thank you to Mr Brooks, Mr Holsgrove, Ms Durkin, Mr Whyte, Mr Freeman and Mr. Ritchie for ensuring that the hub will be supported by a brilliant team of supportive coaches, teachers and teaching assistants.

  

• 'Community Connector' Coffee Mornings Launch Succesfully!

  Wed 09 Mar 2022 KB

  On Friday 4th March we welcomed 25 of our parents/carers to our Community Cafe for a chance to network and hear advice and guidance while enjoying some top-notch refreshments.

   

  The advice came in the form of the team from Involve North West Community Connectors and our parents were especially interested to hear about Personal Independence Payments. Jacqui, one of the Community Connectors collected information about what our parents would like to hear more about in the future and coffee mornings will continue every Friday from 10.00-11.30

   

  Tea, coffee and refreshments were prepared and distributed by our wonderful 6th form students under the guidance of Mrs Badzire.

   

  Roll on next week!