Statutory information that must be included on our website
From September 2012 schools in England no longer have to publish an annual school prospectus. However there are changes to the law on what must be included on school websites. The changes are contained in the School Information (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2012. Below is a list of things that the School must now include on its website from September 2012.
General School Information
Founded in 1928 under the Trusteeship of the Sisters of Mercy, Broughton Hall Catholic High School, provides the very best in modern education for our pupils based on the Gospel values of mutual respect and care. Our school motto "Cor Unum et Anima Una" - One Heart and One Mind - reflects the strong sense of community amongst staff, pupils, parents and governors. The central aim of our school is to provide excellent educational opportunities enabling each girl to develop her God-given talents, to grow in confidence and self-esteem and fulfil her potential. The Catholic Ethos of the school strives to demonstrate that we respect and value every member of the school community. We have high expectations of all our pupils in terms of the quality and presentation of their work and of their general conduct.
Improvements to our site have enabled us to offer a wide range of courses at all levels with access to the most up to date equipment. We have now moved into our "state of the art" 21st Century new buildings. Our facilities are bright, spacious, high tech and designed to meet the needs of all our pupils. We can now offer one of the best learning environments in the country. A full range of extra-curricular activities are provided to further the aesthetic, sporting and academic talents of each pupil.
Our pupils achieve outstanding results; develop as well rounded individuals with skills for life in the 21st Century founded on the values of our Trustees the Sisters of Mercy. We believe that by fostering self-reliance, self-control, initiative and the ability to make reasoned judgements, our pupils, with God?s help, will develop into caring adults, showing concern for others and contributing much to the development of society in the 21st Century.
The name, postal address and telephone number of the school
Name of School:
Yew Tree Lane
West Derby
Liverpool L12 9HJ
School Contact Information:-
Phone: 0151 541 9440
Email: admin@broughtonhall.com
Fax: 0151 259 8448
Head Teacher:
Admissions Information
For information on the school's Admissions Procedure please click here.
Further information and guidance can be obtained from the following Local Authority Websites:-
Ofsted Report
Test, exam and assessment results
Information for students and parents
Subject / Syllabus / Examination information for all GCSE /Level 2 qualifications and GCE / Level 3 qualifications.
School Performance Tables Information
Please click on the link below for up to date information.
Curriculum
Any further information that is required regarding curriculum should be directed towards
Mrs B Davies - Year 7, 8 & 9 daviesb@broughtonhall.com
MS S Connolly - Year 10 & 11 connollys@broughtonhall.com
Mrs K Hudson Post 16 hudsonk@broughtonhall.com
Any other questions or queries regarding curriculum should be directed to Mr G Preston prestong@broughtonhall.com.
Further assistance regarding our school curriculum is also available by contacting Mrs G Smith on 0151 541 9440 who can help direct you to the appropriate member of staff.
Behaviour for Learning
We continually strive to give our pupils the best opportunities to develop as individuals and to maximise their learning.
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Our aims are:
- to create a positive and safe environment for learning
- to promote a culture based on achievement, care and support.
- to promote an atmosphere of mutual respect.
- to encourage the highest standards of learning and training.
PSHE
Pupil Premium
This information can be found on a seperate page on our website
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Broughton Hall Catholic High School is an inclusive school with ambition for all.
Our aim is to support each student to develop to their full potential academically. We endeavour to support students in their social and emotional development while providing them with the skills to become more independent.
We aim to provide learning experiences that provide Quality First Teaching.
Mrs Marteau is our SENDCo (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) and is responsible for coordinating the learning and provision for all students with Special Educational Needs. She is supported by Mr Pybis. Should you wish to speak to the SEND department, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the team on one of the contacts below:
SENco - Mrs H Marteau - roseh@broughtonhall.com
Assistant SENco - Mr Pybis - SEND@broughtonhall.com
The Local offer is available on: https://liverpool.gov.uk/children-and-families/special-educational-needs-and-disabilities/send-local-offer/
Please find below access to our SEND policies:
- Special Education Needs Policy & Information Report
- Accessibility Plan & Disability Equality Scheme Policy - Under Review
