Theme of the Week: Working in the Dark. In this week’s Gospel, Jesus heals a man who had been blind, allowing him to see the world clearly for the first time. Yet the story is also about faith, some people could see with their eyes but still refused to recognise who Jesus truly was.
The theme Working in the Dark reminds us that there are times in life when we feel uncertain or unsure of the path ahead. During Lent, we are invited to trust that even when things seem unclear, God is still at work in our lives, bringing light, hope, and direction. #Lent #Faith #GospelReflection

In English, Year 8 students have been using our Emoji Reading Strategy to help them analyse and respond to 19th Century poetry.
We’re really proud of the persistent, disciplined and collaborative attitude to learning they’ve shown throughout the lessons. 👏📚

Our boys smashed it at the Indoor Cricket Tournament and came away as overall winners after some fantastic performances across the day. Brilliant teamwork, energy and skill on show from start to finish. This result means the team has now qualified for the County Championships, where they will go on to represent the school in the next stage of the competition. A huge well done to all of the boys involved, a brilliant achievement. 🏏
#Champions #SchoolSport #IndoorCricket #Teamwork #RoadToCounty

Match Result ⚽️ A huge well done to our 6th Form team who secured a well-earned 2–1 victory over Co-Op Bebington!

Player of the Match: Liam K. Liam delivered an outstanding performance in defence and capped it off with a fantastic header from a corner to score. A brilliant all-round display! 

Great effort from the whole team – keep up the hard work! ⚽️👍

Today we are celebrating International Women’s Day 🌍💜 Merseyside Police will be delivering sessions to all year groups, helping students explore important topics around respect, safety, and equality. #InternationalWomensDay

Theme of the Week: Be Seen & Known by God ✨
In this week’s Gospel, Jesus meets a woman at a well and speaks to her with kindness and respect when others would have judged or ignored her. He knows her story, her struggles, and her past, yet He does not shame her. Instead, He offers truth, hope, and understanding. This reminds us that God knows us completely and still loves us deeply. We do not need to hide who we are from Him, because His love is constant and unconditional. 💛

For World Book Day 2026, St Mary’s once again pulled out all the stops! Between Miss Cullen’s Big Book Quiz and her school-wide Seuss on the Loose scavenger hunt, our students have been surrounded by literary appreciation all week!📚