Despite a week of turbulent weather, our students showed great determination and competitive spirit in the fixtures that were able to go ahead. Our girls' results were particularly impressive, as well as a very good win for our U13s Cricket team in the Cheshire County Cup. 

Sports Results Week Beginning Monday 10th May.

Birkenhead School is delighted to share the results from the sporting fixtures from week commencing 19th April 2021. It was a joyous occasion to the see our School Field and McAllester pitches being used by our cricket teams on Saturday.  

Old Birkonian, Admiral .Sir Philip Jones, delivers an insightful lecture to students as the latest speaker in the the School's Nicholls Lecture Series entitled 'Dealing with Imposter Syndrome, Embracing Meritocracy, Exploiting Opportunities'.

Birkenhead School has launched a new and exciting community course for children in Years 5 and 6 at local state primary schools to help them prepare for secondary school regardless of their destination for secondary education.
 

Robin Stevens spoke to students as part of our World Book Day activities during remote learning.  Robin talked about her books, and in particular, the final book in the series, Death Sets Sail, as well as sharing where she gets her inspiration from and her writing process.  

Over the recent weeks and months, our students have been able to gain valuable careers knowledge via virtual opportunities coordinated by our Futures Team. In particular, National Apprenticeship Week in February, and National Careers Week which followed in March, have been great opportunities for our students to explore a wide variety of pathways for life after Birkenhead School.

John Barnes MBE delivers a passionate and interactive lecture on the history of race and prejudice to Birkenhead School Sixth Form.

Over the last few weeks, Year Two have been learning how to write letters. As part of this, they read a story called ‘Alexander and the Curly Wurly Caterpillar’ By Christopher Quirk. 

Monday 1st February marked the first day of Children's Mental Health Week, a week that is recognised by schools up and down the country. With the current climate, we, in Prep, felt it was important to try and put a positive spin on the subject, which fitted in well with this year's theme ... 'Express Yourself'.