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| 12 Jun 2026 | |
| Gateacre School News |
The students were studying river morphology and are now back in the classroom investigating whether the River Alyn fits the common
characteristics of the Bradshaw Model.
Year 10 student Adele loved the hands-on experience, sharing: "I liked standing in the river and collecting data, as it was fun to do some practical work. It’s easier to learn through visibly seeing the river because I can now picture what I am learning in my head."
It was a brilliant and successful day of learning all round.
Well done, Year 10!
Our Year 7 cricket team took to the pitch for their very first game of the season, facing off against a strong West Derby side. More...
There is a real buzz around Gateacre School at the moment, as Wings & Radicles sets up our new school apiary and introduces the wonderful world of bee… More...
We are delighted to share this poem, "Enough As You Are," by Olivia C in year 10 of Gateacre School which speaks powerfully to themes of self-accepta… More...
Dr Alex Broadhead, Senior Lecturer in English Language and Literature at The University of Liverpool, spoke to students about how the controversial ro… More...
Pupils from across Northern Schools Trust (NST) enjoyed an unforgettable day at the University of Nottingham as they showcased their innovative ideas … More...
Thirty one dancers took to the stage on 15th May to perform an incredible dance showcase, including ballet, ballroom, tap, jazz, street, and many more… More...
