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I don’t like cricket; I love it!

Northern Schools Trust is enhancing student development by investing in rugby and cricket facilities at Gateacre to broaden sporting opportunities and foster resilience, teamwork, and leadership.
I don’t like cricket; I love it!
I don’t like cricket; I love it!

Our enhanced enrichment offer now provides accessible, high-quality coaching:

  • Monday Mornings (8:00 AM - 8:30 AM): Pre-school cricket sessions.
  • Thursday Afternoons (3:15 PM - 4:15 PM): After-school cricket program (open to local primary schools, strengthening community connections).

We are privileged to have former Lancashire County Cricket Club players among our staff at Gateacre, who provide coaching to ensure our pupils have the best experience.
Their expertise and passion will inspire our pupils to achieve their full potential.
These initiatives reflect our commitment to a well-rounded education, empowering students to excel. To find out more and get involved, please contact [email protected]

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