Work together; Succeed together
At St Mary’s, we believe that a true sense of belonging is the foundation for success. Every student is valued, supported, and encouraged to reach their full potential. We foster a welcoming and inclusive community where everyone feels respected, safe, and empowered to contribute. Our shared values and strong relationships create an environment where students grow in confidence, develop lasting friendships, and take pride in being part of the St Mary’s family.
St Mary's Catholic College welcomes all families who support our values. Our school is rooted in Catholic values which permeate all aspects of work and relationships. Our Chapel is at the heart of the school, placing Christ at the centre of everything that we do. St Mary's Catholic College is a community of service guiding young people on a path to opportunity, aspiration and reward, founded on Catholic values.
We encourage all our students to enrich their learning with extra-curricular activities. We currently offer: Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Bible Club, Boxing, Breakfast Club, Chess Club, Choir, Debate Team, Duke of Edinburgh, Fitness, Football, Homework Club, House Drama, Judo, Maths Club, Music Lessons, Netball, Rugby, Sixth Form Study, Spoken Word, STEM Group (Science), Table Tennis and Trampoline.
St Mary's Catholic College, Literacy is at the heart of everything we do. We therefore offer students a wide range of stimulating ways to develop their ability to speak, read and write effectively. From a well-stocked Library to a range of high-quality interventions and our very own School Poet, we strive to help our students to gain Literacy skills that will enable them to thrive throughout their lives.
Courage is about stepping out of our comfort zones and facing challenges with confidence. It means speaking up for what is right, taking risks in our learning, and being resilient when faced with setbacks.
We were honoured to welcome Dame Angela Eagle to St Mary’s Catholic College on Friday, 23 May!
During her visit, Dame Angela met with staff, students, and parents to hear how the National Tutoring Programme has helped our students thrive. She praised the remarkable progress being made, thanks to the dedication of our teachers and the personalised support the programme provides.
From heartfelt conversations with students and parents to a lively session with our student council, Dame Angela experienced the strong sense of community that defines St Mary’s. #StMarysWallasey #AngelaEagle #StudentSuccess #NationalTutoringProgramme #Wallasey #EducationMatters #StudentVoice
A warm welcome to Father Sam from Holy Apostles and English Martyrs, who celebrated Mass with us on Tuesday. It was a blessing to have you with us - thank you for joining our community.
Theme of the week: Being a Disciple. In this week’s Gospel, Jesus gives His disciples a powerful new commandment: “Love one another as I have loved you.” It’s more than a suggestion - it’s the defining mark of a true disciple. Being a disciple of Jesus isn’t just about what we believe; it’s about how we live. It’s shown in our love, kindness, and forgiveness toward others. When we choose to love in our words and actions, we reflect Jesus to the world and show that we truly belong to Him. Let’s live the love He calls us to this week. #FaithInAction #Reflection
What a Day! A huge thank you to Miss Cullen and Ms Jones for organising a fantastic School Free Comic Book Day! Students had a blast diving into exciting stories, discovering new characters, and celebrating the joy of reading. Your hard work and creativity made it a day to remember! #ReadingIsFun #ComicBookJoy
What a fantastic day with our Year 9 students on their Duke of Edinburgh practice walk! They showed resilience and teamwork every step of the way. From muddy paths to map reading challenges, they handled it all with determination. So proud of their effort and enthusiasm - bring on the expedition! 🥾🧭 #DofE #Teamwork
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