We are very proud to have contributed to this lovely Pope Francis Catholic Multi Academy Trust video commemorating the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. Thank you Miss Connaughton for teaching us the song and leading our singing. Archdiocese of Liverpool #VEDay80 #MakeADifference

Year 5/6 were so respectful during our VE Day prayer and liturgy Thank you Jeremy Barnes for the wonderful video 😁

✝️🕊️We pray for Pope Leo XIV - that he leads us to embody God's love for the world. Robert Francis Prevost worked as a missionary in Peru for many years. He is known for working with marginalised communities and building bridges in the local Church. #PopeLeoXIV #Catholic

In a turbulent world, we need level-headed, principled leadership. Sounds easy, but takes bravery.

This is hugely beneficial. Socialisation between different age groups, particularly modelling a love of reading. 👏

Feeling so much pride for our Year 6 children who gave their all during SATs week. You've worked so hard, and it shows. A massive thank you to our dedicated staff for their guidance and encouragement. ❤️ #MakeADifference

🎶Last week, we were very proud to see our students demonstrate their #singing talents in a performance of a song composed to mark the anniversary of VE Day. On #VEDAY80 this was shared in a video for all pupils in the Trust - well done everyone! #ToBeMore #StudentPerformance

Sowing seeds, making murals and sampling soil with the Scouse Flowerhouse and Sensory Trust. The flowers will grow in Grant Gardens, bottom of Everton Road and West Derby Road. A full mural will be designed too! #flowers #ks2 #soil

I was chosen, without any merit of my own. Now, with fear and trembling, I come to you as a brother, who desires to be the servant of your faith and joy, walking with you on the path of God’s love, for He wants us all to be united in one family.

💙💛Find out about the wonderful things going on at Sacred Heart in our latest #newsletter: sacredheartcatholicacademy.org/News/Newslette… "Thank you for another remarkable term... Our academy continues to thrive as a place of learning, service, and character. " Mr O'Hagan, Headteacher #ToBeMore

theguardian.com/education/2025… One of the biggest acts of vandalism from the post-2010 governments. And there were plenty to choose from. So proud that we managed to keep Anfield CC open. It is thriving today.

Pupils from All Saints Catholic Primary School, Anfield have had an unforgettable week with their peers in Seville during an exciting visit to their partner school! 🇪🇸✈️ #StudentTrip #CulturalExchange

In a society of fraying of social bonds and huge social change, the parable of the Good Samaritan holds a particular power. It gives a clear steer through the noise, a useful host-group reminder: welcome the stranger, care for those in need, especially those fleeing famine, or

'The eye is the window to the soul.' I often think of this when seeing how children react to adults. They seem to instinctively know when someone is with them, for them, cares for them. Maybe they read it in the eyes. And it's very difficult to fake.

I wonder if the growing trend towards maths, science, tech and data is partly because it's seen as more tangible and rational than the arts, but also because it provides certainty in an age of uncertainty, or at least (and here's the dangerous bit) an illusion of certainty.

We called them Children's Centres.

Reading between parent and child is an expression of love. I love talking to early years teachers who really understand and promote the importance of this. Frank Cottrell-Boyce Pope Francis Catholic Multi Academy Trust

Let the show begin Pope Francis Catholic Multi Academy Trust

We need a vision, and quick. Teachers and school leaders need hope, they need agency, they need to be trusted.

Really impressed with pupils this week. So articulate, so caring, so positive. We need to assist them construct a future full of hope and love.