As we approach the end of this half term, please note that school will finish early on Thursday 23rd October at 12.20pm for all students except Year 7. On that day, staff, parents, and guests from our partner primary schools and parishes will join us in celebrating Year 7’s first half term at Broughton Hall with a special Celebration Mass. Year 7 students will be dismissed at the end of the Celebration Mass at approximately 2.30pm.
Friday 24th October will be an Inset Day, so school will be closed to all students. We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday 3rd November, refreshed and ready to continue striving for excellence together.
Year 7 - Meet the Tutors
Thank you to all parents/guardians who attended our Year 7 Meet the Tutors evening on Thursday 2nd October. It was lovely to see so many parents and give you an update on how your daughter has settled in to Broughton Hall. Year 7 are doing brilliantly, and that's thanks to the support of their parents/guardians at home and to the hard work of their tutors and teachers in school. Thank you, from the Year 7 Team
Year 11 Support Sessions Timetable
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Congratulations Year 11!
We would like to offer a massive congratulations to our Year 11 pupils who have received their GCSE grades today. We are extremely proud of the commitment and perseverance they have shown throughout their studies.
Congratulations Year 13!
Throughout your time at Broughton Hall, you have shown resilience, determination and growth both personally and academically. You are all about to start something new, whether that by university, apprenticeships or a new job. Recognise your hard work and remember that this is your moment to put your mark on the world!
Admissions 2026
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'The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning.'
Lamentations 3:22-23
Catholic Life of the School
Attendance matters because your future matters
Attendance Matters
Good attendance means seeing friends and enjoying life
Attendance Matters
Students who attend school regularly typically achieve one grade plus per subject in their GCSE exams
