Welcome to Lowton Church of England High School, a small, successful comprehensive school serving young people aged 11-16 in the Lowton, Leigh and Atherton communities. As a Church school everything we do is based on Christian values and is summed up in our mission statement, caring, learning and succeeding.
We are a caring school which genuinely values the importance of each individual student. This means that we are an inclusive community which listens to what our students have to say and recognises their rights as well as their responsibilities. We are a small school and we know our students well.
We are a learning school that places huge importance on high quality learning and the development of good learning habits that promote “Life-Long Learning” amongst all of our students. We are fully committed to preparing students for their future education and working life by instilling these good habits from their first day with us, to when they leave us to continue their learning journey.
Finally, we are a school that supports our students in succeeding, both academically and in ways which reflect their own unique talents and abilities.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about “The Lowton Family”. If you want to find out more, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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The Spirit of Manchester Award
We are very proud of Mrs Jordan, our Student Support Manager, who was recognised for her compassion towards others at an awards ceremony last week. She accepted The Spirit of Manchester Award at The Pride of Manchester Ceremony on behalf of the victims of the...
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We have been very lucky to have been joined in school by the Anne Frank Trust. They have trained our students who are now giving tours in the Lighthouse, about Anne Frank's life, to humanities students from years 7 to 10. Pictured are Mr Reilly's Year 8 History 1 class.
Ms Singleton 10X English class
This term 10X have been studying some new poems from the Love section of the anthologies. First we looked at ‘Valentine’ by Carol Ann Duffy which we found amusing, and at times, difficult to understand. We have since focused on ‘She walks in beauty’ by Lord Byron. In this lesson we were working in pairs to pick out examples of alliteration, enjambment and to find a rhyme scheme. We learnt some new terminology and discussed the importance of the structure of the poem and came up with some good ideas about why the poet might have written the poem in this way.
Congratulations to Rosie D (9c) and Chloe H (9e) who have been selected as finalists and will take part in Warrington & Vale Royal College's Junior Masterchef 2019 Competition on the 18th June. The girls will be tasked with cooking a two-course menu and presenting it to competition judges. Good luck girls!
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We expect our students to have very high standards of behaviour, attainment and respect. We want them to be happy, ambitious and believe in themselves because once they do that anything is possible.
We believe in developing strong links between staff, parents and students.
By working together we can give your child the best possible education.
