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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)

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23 October 2025
Year 7 Meet the Form Tutor

European Day of Languages 2024

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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Throughout Black History Month, we’re celebratin Throughout Black History Month, we’re celebrating the powerful contributions of Black individuals from our local community and the wider Liverpool City Region. Each week, we’re sharing a video that shines a light on someone whose story deserves to be heard, honoured, and celebrated. Last week, we began this journey of recognition and inspiration, and today, we’re proud to highlight the remarkable Dr Gee Walker MBE. Following the tragic loss of her son Anthony in 2005, Dr Walker chose a path of forgiveness and hope, founding the Anthony Walker Foundation to promote racial harmony and support victims of hate crime. Her strength, compassion, and tireless work have transformed lives and communities across Merseyside. Dr Walker’s legacy continues to grow, inspiring generations to stand up for justice and unity.
Do you like the idea of using technology to help d Do you like the idea of using technology to help diagnose and treat patients? A career as a Radiographer could be for you! Radiographers work with cutting-edge equipment like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs to support doctors in spotting illnesses and injuries. It’s a vital role in the Liverpool City Region’s growing Health & Life Sciences sector, and it might be your future! Watch the video to learn more about this exciting career and how to get started. #LCRCareers #Radiographer #FutureReady #HealthAndLifeSciences #InspireTheFuture
Our students have been reflecting on the meaning o Our students have been reflecting on the meaning of Black History Month, sharing how it helps people connect with their heritage, celebrate diversity, and honour those who came before us. These reflections show that Black History Month is not only about learning history, it’s about remembering the people whose courage and actions continue to inspire us today. Glenrose, a Year 10 student, values Black History Month as a time to honour her ancestors and the legacy they’ve left behind. For her, it’s a powerful reminder of the strength, resilience, and pride that runs through generations. One person Glenrose admires deeply is Rosa Parks, whose quiet but bold act of resistance sparked a movement. By refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus in 1955, Rosa Parks became a symbol of dignity and determination in the fight for civil rights. Her bravery reminds Glenrose that standing up for what’s right doesn’t always require loud words, sometimes, it’s the quiet actions that make the biggest impact.
Our Sign Choir attended practice in St Georges Hal Our Sign Choir attended practice in St Georges Hall in preparation for the Anti School Bullying Project event which will take place after half term. Students who attend Sign Choir club have been practicing 5 different songs which will be performed on the day. We are all looking forward to the event in November!
A huge thank you to Archbishop Blanch and all the A huge thank you to Archbishop Blanch and all the amazing parents who joined me over the last 6 weeks for ‘Help Your Teen Thrive’ It’s been such a privilege to: 💡 Share evidence-based strategies to support transition into secondary school 🤝 Hear parents’ honest insights and invaluable contributions 📚 Explore common challenges together – and ways to overcome them at home ➕ Even enjoy a fun maths session on our morning! The sessions have been a chance for parents to feel supported, part of the school community and full of practical ideas .I can’t wait to share the impact booklet! 👏 Massive thanks again to every parent who took part - your openness and commitment made the programme what it was. I’ll miss you all! Kerry Burns
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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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