We are a school where academic excellence is standard and the focus is on the development of the whole child such that we grow confident, independent young women and men and strong partnerships between home and school.
St Julie’s is a large voluntary aided Roman Catholic secondary school, predominantly for girls with boys admitted into sixth form. There are 1015 pupils on roll, 168 of whom are in the sixth form.
We aim to be a Catholic learning community: which respects and embraces the diversity of all God's people, where opportunities allow for all individuals to discover their potential and to develop and share their unique talents, where friendship and enjoyment are experienced by all and a welcome is offered to those who visit, which provides all with a safe and secure environment, where faith, prayer and reflection are visible in word and in action, which takes good care of God's world and all who inhabit it, especially the poor and disadvantaged, where fairness, care and compassion are central to life.
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We aim to provide a safe, secure yet challenging and inspiring environment where every student is encouraged to aim for the highest standards of achievement and success in whatever he or she does. We encourage all students to embrace the many varied learning opportunities that are provided both in the classroom and outside it whilst developing an enthusiasm for learning that remains with them for life. The curriculum supports the aims of the school and the mission of St Julie’s words to ‘let them be taught what is necessary for life’.
All students have access to a broad and balanced range of courses relevant to their needs. The curriculum aims to fulfil the legal requirements of the National Curriculum and RE with pathways which are developed at both Key Stages 4 and 5 to offer a more personalised curriculum that is student focused and flexible. The curriculum promotes the differentiation of learning and teaching through setting of students according to ability, supporting the least able whilst stretching and challenging the most able. In some courses students are taught in mixed-ability teaching groups across Key Stages 3 and 4.
In addition to the “fixed curriculum” there is an extensive range of extra-curricular activities (clubs, study visits, enrichment programmes and charity projects) and other planned experiences to enhance the curriculum offer and to make learning at St Julie’s Catholic High School memorable, enjoyable and successful.
At St. Julie’s Catholic High School, we believe that all students are entitled to an education that will enable them to develop their full potential by finding appropriate challenge in the learning environment. All our students have individual needs which put personalised learning at the heart of teaching and learning. “Let them be taught what is necessary for life.” St Julie’s Catholic High School is committed to providing a challenging curriculum for every student. We will also provide opportunities to identify and in turn nurture those who are more able or require specific support.
Mission Statement
We aim to be a Catholic learning community:
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