This summer, our T-Level students truly went above and beyond, immersing themselves in high-impact industry placements that brought their classroom learning to life. These placements are a cornerstone of the T-Level qualification, offering students invaluable insight into their future careers by allowing them to work alongside professionals and contribute to real-world projects.
Students have been for work experience placements across Creative, Technology, Engineering and Social Science sectors.
Classics teacher, Lauren, wins Chris Pilcher Up and Coming Teacher 2025. She received the award at the Classics For All Awards 2025 on Friday, June 27th, at the Leeds Royal Armouries.
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Computer Science student Laiken celebrated receiving a full offer for a degree apprenticeship at J.P. Morgan, Laiken has also been given role as youth ambassador at the Mason Foundation one of 2 roles given in the whole of the North West after impressing the team with her Youth Engagement Strategy.
This academic year, a dedicated group of Year 12 Computer Science students from Studio School took part in an exhilarating hands-on experience as they launched their own satellite prototypes at the CanSat regional launch event in York.
Driving Innovation, Shaping Futures: How Ford Philanthropy Is Powering Progress at Life Sciences UTC and The Studio
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We were delighted to welcome students from schools across Merseyside to our recent Pathway Taster Day, designed for those interested in exploring our unique Sixth Form Pathways. The day offered a hands-on introduction to our most exciting specialism, Technology Pathway.
