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OUR AMBITION

Pupils are encouraged to consider aspirational careers in professions related to
science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Ofsted March 2020.

OUR MISSION

WE ARE A COMMUNITY SHOWING THE LOVE OF CHRIST THROUGH FRIENDSHIP, COMPASSION AND THANKSGIVING

OUR COMMITMENT

WE SEEK OUT GIFTS AND TALENTS AND DEVELOP THEM TO THE FULL

OUR AIM

WE AIM TO “NOT LOVE IN WORD OR TALK, BUT IN DEED AND IN TRUTH”

Community, Compassion, Thanksgiving, Trust, Friendship & Forgiveness

WE AIM TO “NOT LOVE IN WORD OR TALK, BUT IN DEED AND IN TRUTH”

(1 JOHN 3:18)

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Welcome

I would like to offer you a very warm welcome to Archbishop Blanch School. Archbishop Blanch is the only Church of England girls’ school in the city and offers all students a dynamic place to learn in a caring, Christian way.

Our Christian ethos permeates through everything we do, underpinned by our Christian values. Archbishop Blanch is a happy school; our students are keen to learn, are respectful and develop into well rounded individuals. They are supported by creative teaching using the latest technologies to enhance their learning, alongside a strong pastoral support system. It is a pleasure to watch them mature into confident young people who will become our citizens of the future.

We aim to “Not love in word or talk,
but in deed and in truth”

(1 JOHN 3:18)

Upcoming Events

23 October 2025
Year 7 Meet the Form Tutor

European Day of Languages 2024

As our MFL pupils continue their Malaga 2025 trip As our MFL pupils continue their Malaga 2025 trip they have spent the day in Mijas Pueblo, a stunning "pueblo blanco" in Andalucía. With its scenic streets and cultural charm, it’s been a real highlight of the trip. #SchoolTrip #Malaga2025 #MijasPueblo #Andalucia
The Wizarding Tournament on Thursday was a huge su The Wizarding Tournament on Thursday was a huge success! Students demonstrated impressive skill in recalling and sequencing instructions to create their winning spells. Hufflepuff took the cup after a thrilling final duel against Slytherin! Well done to everyone who participated. Final Standings: Hufflepuff Slytherin Ravenclaw Griffendor
Our MFL trip to Spain is still going strong! Yeste Our MFL trip to Spain is still going strong! Yesterday students spent the day in Granada and absolutely loved exploring the Alhambra, such an amazing place! They also tucked into some tasty tapas for lunch (yum!). The weather’s been perfect, and everyone’s in great spirits. Today students are off to discover Mijas, ¡lo estamos pasando genial! ¡Vamos!
Do you like the idea of working with children and Do you like the idea of working with children and helping them feel safe and supported during hospital visits? A career as a Health Play Specialist could be for you! These specialists use play to help young patients understand their treatment, express their feelings, and feel more at ease. It’s a creative and caring role in the Liverpool City Region’s growing Health & Life Sciences sector, and it might be your future! Watch this video below to learn more about this inspiring career and how to get started. #LCRCareers #HealthPlaySpecialist #FutureReady #HealthAndLifeSciences #InspireTheFuture
As part of our Black History Month reflections, st As part of our Black History Month reflections, students have been exploring the importance of giving voice to those whose stories have been silenced or forgotten. These reflections highlight how this month is not only about celebration, but also about justice, recognising the individuals who challenged inequality and helped shape a fairer society, often without the recognition they deserved. Hastyar sees Black History Month as a time to honour those who were silenced in the past. She believes it’s important to learn about the people who stood up against injustice and fought for change. One figure who inspires her is Malcolm X, a powerful civil rights activist who dedicated his life to fighting for the rights and dignity of Black people in America. Malcolm X was known for his fearless advocacy for racial justice, equality, and better living standards for marginalised communities. He spoke out against systemic racism and encouraged Black people to take pride in their identity and demand equal treatment. His speeches and activism challenged the status quo and sparked important conversations about civil rights, self-determination, and empowerment and his story continues to inspire those who believe in the power of speaking out and standing up for what is right.
Throughout Black History Month, our students have Throughout Black History Month, our students have been exploring the importance of recognising the many individuals, both celebrated and unsung, who have shaped our world. Their reflections show how this month is not only a time to honour well-known figures, but also to uncover the hidden stories that history has often overlooked. It’s a chance to learn from a wide range of contributions and to better understand the richness and diversity of our shared past. One student, Dilys, reflected on how vital it is to learn from everyone’s contributions and to recognise the role the Black community has played in shaping society. As part of her reflection, she chose to highlight Annie Easley, a pioneering figure in science and technology. Annie Easley was a mathematician, computer programmer, and rocket scientist who worked at NASA during a time when opportunities for Black women in STEM were extremely limited. Despite the challenges she faced, she made significant contributions to spaceflight technology and energy research. Beyond her technical achievements, she was also a strong advocate for equal opportunities, mentoring others and helping to break down barriers in her field. Annie Easley’s story is a powerful reminder of the importance of perseverance, representation, and the impact of those whose names may not always appear in textbooks, but whose work has helped shape the future.
Our pupils are making the most of their time in Sp Our pupils are making the most of their time in Spain, fully immersing themselves in the vibrant culture, language, and history that the beautiful city of Málaga has to offer. With a few more days left on this exciting journey, there’s still plenty of opportunity for new experiences and discoveries and our MFL department couldn’t be prouder of how enthusiastically our students are embracing every moment. #MálagaTrip #LearningBeyondTheClassroom
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 A CARING CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT

"Our two daughters have had the best start in life thanks to the caring, enthusiastic and hardworking staff of Archbishop Blanch School. Choosing the right secondary school for one's children is such a difficult task, but we could feel the special ethos of ABS on our first visit. You inspire your pupils to achieve the academic heights of which they are capable in a happy, safe and vibrant environment."
Archbishop Blanch Parent.

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