🪩 Attention all former St Edward's College students! The Old Edwardians' Dinner is back on October 12, 2024, at 6:30 pm with Mr. Peter Buckton as the special guest speaker. Limited tickets available first-come, first-served at stedwardsshop.co.uk

🎒We’re excited to see all our students back at St Edward’s College, we hope you have had a restful break. A special warm welcome to our new Year 7s and Year 12s joining us for the first time – we welcome you to the St Edward's community.

🍴 Take a look at Palmer & Howells' menu for our lunch this academic year. We are excited to sample the menu tomorrow!

📚 This morning Year 7 pupils were welcomed by form tutors and Head of Year 7 for their induction today. They will have their ID photos taken for lanyards, IT logins and a tour of the college led by Sixth Formers. Welcome to the St Edward’s community!

🏉 Wishing OE Ethan C all the very best for an exciting season ahead. A great role model and example of #workhard 🏉

🥂 Looking back to the 2018 Old Edwardians' Dinner. We are excited to welcome alumni back to the College once again with guest speaker, Mr Peter Buckton! Tickets are limited and available on a first-come first-served basis. 🎫: stedwardsshop.co.uk/store/p/old-ed…

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Great numbers of Yr 7 and 8 out at Rugby and Netball after school at the first practice this academic year. We would like to welcome all our Year 7 to Team Sport and all new players welcome in the following weeks. Yr9-13 Netball and Rugby on Thurs #joinin #beproud

📚 Thank you to UoL for coming in yesterday to speak to our students about the Liverpool Scholars Programme. A great opportunity for those who are looking to take part in a range of activities including academic workshops, lectures and more!

🏆 Proud congratulations to all who won an award in our Founders’ Evening in the cathedral! More pictures to follow tomorrow morning.

🏆The College community gathered in the cathedral for the annual prize-giving celebration, Founders' Evening. We recognized the academic achievements of outstanding pupils and staff, and welcomed the new Year 7s. Click the link to view images: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBHk2e.

A special mention to Mr Wilkinson and the Geography department for being awarded the PTI Bernice McCabe award. The prize is awarded annually to an exceptional department which demonstrates the ethos and values of the PTI through their work within and beyond the curriculum.

A special mention to Jacinta W who was awarded the J Curtin Jubilee Cup. Jacinta achieved A*AAA in her examination results and will be studying Medicine in University of Birmingham!

A special mention to Emily R and Molly Q who were awarded the Alston Award (highest result in English Literature) and F R Boraston Cup (highest result in Music).

A special mention to former Deputy Head Boy, Rayan F who was awarded the Edmund Rice Charism Award for Leadership and Brother Roche Cup. Rayan achieved 2 As and 2 A*s in his A Level results!

A special mention to former Head Boy, Vincent M for being awarded the Kevin Wilson Mathematics Challenge Shield, WH Rowe Jubilee Cup, Alderman James Farrell Cup, Bryan John Carberry Memorial Cup, Azurdia Trophy and Brother McNamara Cup. Vincent also achieved 4 A*s in his exams!

A special mention to the following students: Maya S for the highest English examination result. Amy N for the highest Chemistry, Physics & RE examination results and being awarded the Professor Louise Kenny Shield. Summer F for the highest History examination result.

A special mention to the following students: Conor D for the highest exam results in Geology and awarded the Professor Louise Kenny Shield. Ciara D awarded the St Edward's College House Shield. Owen D awarded a Year 8 Endeavour award.

🪩 Tickets for the upcoming OE Dinner on Saturday 12 October are selling rapidly. Don't hesitate or you might miss out on a wonderful chance to reconnect with old friends and have a chat with former teachers! 🎫 Secure your tickets now at: stedwardsshop.co.uk/store/p/old-ed…

⛴️Over the weekend 77 of our Year 11 Geographers arrived safely in the Isle of Arran. After many hours travel, they were still up and in the classroom until 7.45pm!