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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!
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During the first week of July, our ambitious Sixth Form student, Chloe, completed an invaluable week-long work experience placement with global biopha… More...
On a beautifully warm and summery Monday 13 July, students, teachers, and families gathered together for Gateacre’s annual Summer Concert. More...
Well done to Alex on a brilliant performance at the Merseyside Schools Cross Country race. Alex finished first in the year 7 boys category, deliverin… More...
As part of their European Day of Languages celebrations, NLA students visited Four Oaks Primary School to deliver Spanish activities. More...
Tom Highton, Specialist Management Practitioner and Y3 Project Manager of North West Football Beyond Borders took NLA year 10 student Elliott, to the … More...
