The Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Group did a circular route alongside the River Rothay and Dockey Tarn, with a slight detour to Rydal Caves to practise map reading, compass skills and walking together in their teams. 

A group of Year 8 Pupils visited the Glasgow Science Centre.  They experienced `The wonders of the night sky' in the Planetarium, `The International Space Station in 3D in the IMAX Theatre and 3 amazing floors of interactive exhibits. 

We celebrated World Book Day on 7 March with a number of activities in school, including best decorated egg, best dressed teacher, crack the book code and many more.  

We welcomed Year 5's from St Cuthbert's, Wreay and Bishop Harvey Goodwin Primary Schools. The pupils took part in a carousel of workshops including DT, English and PE.  Big thank you to our Year 10 helpers on the day! 

Our Year 7 Students of the Month for January were awarded for High Quality and Standard of Work.  Well done Year 7!

The LRC Science Club that has been led by our amazing Year 13's - Ayden, Witek, Abigail, Joseph & Josie has wrapped up its successful run this academic year. As important A-Level exams approach, the Year 13's decided to conclude the club on a high note. They had a blast celebrating the final session, reminiscing on all of the incredible topics ...

A group of pupils took part in the latest multi-skills Panathlon event which was held at Harraby Campus Sports Hall. The pupils had a great morning taking part in a wide range of sporting activities. 

Our Pupil Librarians celebrated Children's Mental Health Week by organising a series of well-being activities to help pupils express their thoughts, feelings, and ideas.  A big thank you to all those who came along and got involved.

Making Your Mark is a UK wide ballot that gives young people aged between 11-18 years the opportunity to vote for the topics they feel are the most important and issues facing young people locally and across the UK. Ballot papers have been added to tutor folders for pupils to complete during form time.

Well done to the pupils who took part in the Bikeability sessions last week. The pupils learned about road safety and awareness, important decision making and many skills to keep themselves safe and feel more confident whilst riding on the roads. 

As part of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet unit this term, pupils in Mrs Johnston's and Ms Braschko's Year 10 classes re-enacted the lines of the prologue and Act 1 of the play. 

As part of SALAD day Year 13's were learning about Uni/College life and the skills required for budgeting and food. 

As part of our recent Speaking and Listening and Development Day (SALAD), it was Year 10's turn to focus on first aid. Pupils got to work with a trainer from St John Ambulance who taught them CPR and how to use a defibrillator.  

We welcomed Year 5's from Inglewood Junior School to take part in a carousel of workshops including sessions in Spanish, English/Drama and Psychology. 

We had fantastic school Christmas carol concert. Our Year 7's were a credit to our school and put on a great performance. Thank you to our music teacher Mrs Shirley and to everyone who came along on the evening to support the event.

Thank you to all the pupils in our school who came together and participated in the Remembrance Day activities in the library. Also, a special shout-out to our very own future heroes who took the time to polish their boots and put on their army cadet uniforms in respect of our fallen heroes. They not only sold poppies but also spoke to fellow pupil...

Congratulations to our Year 7 Students' of Month for October 2023.  The theme was `participations in lessons'. Please wear your badges with pride.

Well done to all the pupils in school who have overcome the wind and rain, the mud, and the hilly terrain to complete the school cross country this week. They were encouraged to think about how to pace themselves successfully and find that intensity where they could endure the ½ mile course over the distance set. The older year groups were asked to...

Year 7 were tasked with completing a maths treasure hunt in school. There were 10 clues to solve, all to do with different types of numbers. The pupils had to 'collect' numbers from a variety of staff around school and then match the numbers against the quiz questions. Pi club members from Year 8 were on hand in the Library to answer questions and ...

We took a group of Year 9 & 10 pupils to journey through more than 6 decades of popular culture at the British Music Experience in Liverpool. The pupils took part in a music quiz through the decades and then visited the interactive music experience where they could try out a musical instrument with the best music equipment available, from drum ...