Schools

As we approach the first step in the Government’s roadmap to lifting lockdown restrictions, with schools opening to all pupils…

All school staff will be able to access additional testing slots at Knowsley’s community SMART testing facilities from Monday 4 January.

Knowsley Council is warning residents not to turn to loan sharks to pay for school uniforms.

A statement on the re-opening of schools in Knowsley.

Hope Primary School in Huyton is the second primary school in Knowsley this month that has retained its ‘Good’ Ofsted inspection rating.

Knowsley Foodbank supports residents in crisis by providing three days’ emergency food and support. How Knowsley Foodbank helps Knowsley people…

A big thank you goes to more than 200 local litter heroes across the borough of Knowsley, who joined the…

Alt Bridge secondary school in Huyton has maintained its ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating, following an inspection earlier this month. The school…

Find out more about the new campaign encouraging everyone in Prescot to talk to each other.

A group of eighty primary school children took part in a mental health and awareness and well-being conference at OurPlace…

Children from Millbrook Primary School in Kirkby have helped Merseyside’s Recycling Discovery Centre celebrate a major milestone. The pupils were the 50,000th visitors to the centre in Gillmoss, Liverpool, which processes recycling waste from across Merseyside.

Knowsley Lane Primary School in Huyton has completely transformed in just seven terms, going from ‘requires improvement’ to ‘outstanding’, following…

Knowsley Community College and St Helen’s College are working in partnership with the University of Liverpool and One Ark to launch an exciting new pre-apprenticeship programme aimed at young people aged 16-17.

12 to 16 November, is national Anti-Bullying Week and throughout the week, the Bullybusters team will be running workshops and assemblies around…

Out of school activities for children with special educational needs or disabilities are now available across Knowsley.

These lovely pictures shared by our local schools show pupils settling in to their new classrooms, getting stuck into lessons, and with huge smiles on their faces, too! 

Pupils in Knowsley collected their GCSE results this week.

Councillors have agreed an extensive programme of improvements, which will see schools right across the borough enjoy investment in their outdoor spaces.

Great news – Finch Woods Academy in Halewood has been shortlisted for the Alternative Provision School of the Year award at the prestigious Times Education Supplement Awards.

400 school children from Knowsley and Sefton came together to perform in a concert to honour Sir Henry Segrave, a motor racing world record breaker.

There’s great news for schools in Knowsley with just over £744,000 of funding being secured to help accelerate educational outcomes for pupils.

Latest figures from the Department for Education show this Knowsley primary school is one of best in the region.

Pupils, teachers and staff in Knowsley have done the borough proud by winning in four brilliant categories at the Educate Awards 2017.

Pupils in secondary schools across Knowsley watched a powerful road safety play which warned them about the dangers of not paying attention when crossing roads.

Pupils at schools in Knowsley are given an incentive to attend school so they can achieve and succeed!

It’s a great year for Knowsley schools as GCSE pass rates have increased.

The school has completely transformed its performance, jumping from an ‘Inadequate’ Ofsted judgement two years ago to ‘Good’ in a recent inspection.

A second Super Bob book, in memory of Bobby Colleran, reminds parents about the importance of parking safely during the school run.

Children across Knowsley are dressing up as their favourite literary characters today to mark the annual World Book Day. We have all the best pictures from the borough’s schools.

Knowsley’s Road Safety team have been helping children, teachers, parents and guardians learn about how to keep safe on scooters with the help of unique book.

Did your child’s school win at this year’s Educate Awards 2016? We reveal all the winners…

Find out which of our local schools received recognition at this year’s Knowsley Sports and Cultural Awards.

Great news – four schools in Knowsley have been shortlisted in the 2016 Educate Awards! Find out which schools are in the running and what the categories they are shortlisted in are.

See how local schools have been having fun on Roald Dahl Day!

The Knowsley Partnership has set out its vision for education in the borough in 2020.

Take a look at some of the photos from children’s first few days back at school in Knowsley.

GCSE results are out today – with provisional figures showing big increases in good pass rates for Halewood Academy – but improvements still to be made across the borough.

Students in Knowsley are collecting their A Level and BTEC results this morning, with provisional figures showing pass rates on the rise.

One dedicated primary pupil from Halewood has never had a day off sick – and now she’s sharing her thoughts on why good school attendance is so important.

Graduates as young as five donned their mortarboards and gowns to mark the end of another successful summer for Knowsley Children’s University.

Schools, businesses and key local figures came together for an Education Summit looking at ways to accelerate improvements in pupils’ achievement in Knowsley.

Answers to key questions about the provision of A Levels in Knowsley.

Pupils at St Leo’s and Southmead Catholic Primary in Whiston are enjoying more inspiring outdoor play after the school’s playground underwent a revamp.

As SATs week draws to a close, it’s been lovely to see the amount of support and encouragement our local schools have been giving their pupils whilst they sit their exams.

The newest member of staff at Hope Primary is proving popular – perhaps because he’s an adorable puppy named Dexter!

Hundreds of pupils in Knowsley had fun dressing up as some of their favourite characters for World Book Day in March.

Pupils at Lord Derby Academy in Huyton have been spending time learning how children in Shanghai learn maths.