In January 2020 the UTC Life Sciences scored Good in its second Ofsted inspection. “We are absolutely committed to creating life changing opportunities in our school for our young people. Our latest Ofsted inspection confirms the Liverpool Life Sciences UTC is not only a Good school, but also one where we prepare young …
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Staff and students from The Studio celebrated the finale of the annual project based learning programme with a Games Showcase celebration for parents and partners. 18 student development teams exhibited their finished games, ranging from a variety of 2D platformers to a top-down adventure game. Located across the ground floor of The Studio, each development …
We’re pleased to announce that Year 13 NLA student, Enis Gerxhalija, has been offered a place to read Physics at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford. Enis is the first in his family to attend university. After being inspired by his teachers at New Park Primary School, Kensington, to question the world around him, Enis joined North …
This week saw our Year 8 football team fly to Jersey for a football tour. The team took part in a full 6 game tournament over 3 days, including a brilliant 2-2 draw with a last minute equaliser, and our U12/U13 players taking on a U14 side and coming out as 3-1 winners. Well played …
This week we celebrated STEM week at the NLA with a week of science experiments and challenges. The Dangerous Science Show came to NLA with a fantastic presentation from Peter from Wonderstruck to our years 7, 8 and 9. One of our students, Harry, won the hovercraft challenge and his homemade hovercraft won him a …
Liverpool City Council has set up new childcare hubs which are opening today (Monday 23 March). For a full list of sites catering for the children of key workers – alongside a list of key worker jobs – please click here.
This is a short series of science-oriented posts on the current Coronavirus pandemic. I intend to release them in bite-sized narratives and so there will be 3-4 to follow. All questions and comments welcome, but I should make it clear I am not a virology expert. It has been written for school students and teachers, …
Liverpool CAMHS promotes the mental health, emotional and wellbeing of all children, young people and their families/carers. It’s working with its partners to make sure that children, young people and families get the support they need during this time. This document outlines the support available from each partner and how you can access this support.
Staff and students from The Studio celebrated the finale of the annual project based learning programme with a Games Showcase celebration for parents and partners. 18 student development teams exhibited their finished games, ranging from a variety of 2D platformers to a top-down adventure game. Located across the ground floor of The Studio, each development …
The Studio is showing its support for ‘Malala Day’ to celebrate and campaign for the rights of young people across the world. Malala Yousafzai was targeted by the Taliban in 2014 whilst travelling to school in Pakistan. She was seriously injured in the attack and is now using her experience to campaign for every child to have the …
