Scarisbrick Hall School

Scarisbrick Hall School As a leading provider of independent education we focus empowering each pupil to achieve their personal best.

Established in 1964 Scarisbrick Hall School offers a truly unique combination of outstanding independent education and pastoral support, within the truly inspirational Grade 1 Listed Scarisbrick Hall. First school (reception to Year 4)

Children in our First School (Reception through to Year 4) enjoy the benefits of a nurturing environment that caters for their academic, social and moral development. Our supportive ethos helps develop your child as a whole and we pride ourselves on our high academic standards. The benefit of small class sizes, high quality teaching and an outstanding environment all support and prepare our youngest pupils for their academic careers. Specialist teaching and the use of a Creative Curriculum helps us build upon many of the expectations of the Early Years teaching, where children learn in an environment that is stimulating and rich with creativity and imagination. Skills are identified and used as a basis for planning an exciting and enriching learning programme. Children are enthused and enjoy their learning, thus becoming more successful and confident pupils. Middle School (Year 5 to Year 8)

Children in our Middle School will receive the same development and standards that we expect in our First School, but they will be encouraged to take more responsibility for themselves and their own learning. Children develop at different rates and in different ways, so by creating more appropriate steps along their educational pathway we will be able to provide a more gradual transition. As children move into Middle School (Years 5 through to 8) they are already beginning to find their place in the rich and stimulating world we live in. They are becoming more aware of both themselves personally and of those around them. By giving them a level of responsibility, with guidance, we can offer them the best possible opportunities to learn. In Year 5 we introduce specialist subject teaching for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Music, PE and two languages – French and Spanish. These same teachers will continue teaching them as they progress through Middle School – ensuring continuity of learning. Continual academic tracking of individual pupils allows us to monitor both progression and attainment and enables us to support every pupil in their drive to reach their true potential. Scarisbrick Hall College (Year 9 to Year 11)
At Scarisbrick Hall College we have a drive for academic achievement and a passion to see every individual develop as a whole person. Our unique curricular and co-curricular programme encourages students to develop leadership, academic achievement, teamwork, as well as their overall well-being. Our philosophy of teaching and learning is built upon the belief that every student is unique. We believe that every student has the ability to learn and progress, our role is to create the atmosphere for this to happen. We actively encourage every student to evaluate their own learning strengthening their ability to critically reflect. Our academic curriculum is delivered through our five faculty areas (English, Mathematics, Humanities and Languages, Performance, Sciences). These faculty areas cover the core knowledge required for students to progress. Each of the faculty areas offer enrichment programmes for gifted students as well as support classes for those who require more time on a subject. At Scarisbrick Hall we deliver a three-year GCSE programme starting in Year 9. At the end of Year 8 student select their options, under the guidance of our careers adviser as well as the Faculty staff. This three-year programme enables students to study the topics in greater depth and to a higher academic standard.

Beautiful evening         Scarisbrick Hall School
22/03/2022

Beautiful evening Scarisbrick Hall School

30/04/2021

To honour Captain Sir Tom Moore on what would have been his 101st birthday, we are proud to be taking part in . We are also delighted to announce that Mr. Jeff Shaw will be interviewing Captain Tom's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore. On behalf of The Global Classroom and in collaboration with Scarisbrick Hall School, Hannah will be sharing an important and exciting message about how we can all build on Captain Tom's legacy 🙌

Our students have already put together some ideas to raise money for The Captain Tom Foundation - a charity close to all of our hearts ❤️

Their ideas range from:
• 100 sandcastles and spelling out Captain Tom 100 on the beach
• 100 hop, skip, and jumps
• 100 of a physical activity: step-ups, star jumps, widths of the MUGA, etc
• 100 Spanish or French words within their class
• 100 seconds of suggested breathing techniques from The Global Classroom's recent event

Click here to watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/VU6G3Pw8fvA

Remember to DO IT YOUR WAY between the 30th April and 3rd May - what's your 100? Let us know in the comments below ⬇️

If you missed session 4 of The Global Classroom  - One Global Body you can catch up now via the YouTube link. Ben Lesser...
23/09/2020

If you missed session 4 of The Global Classroom
- One Global Body you can catch up now via the YouTube link. Ben Lesser delivered not only an inspiring talk but shared with us some of his experiences in Auschwitz concentration camp.

Scarisbrick Hall supported by ISA acknowledges the fact that we are at a critical time globally for education. The new normal under Covid-19 lock-down has ch...

09/07/2020

Join us for session 3 of the Global Classroom today at 16:30 UK time

Another exciting event taking place in The Global Classroom next week.
03/07/2020

Another exciting event taking place in The Global Classroom next week.

We are once again excited to be part of The Global Classroom which takes place on Thursday 9th July 2020 at 16:30 UK time.

The theme for session 3 is One Global Mind and pupils from Scarisbrick Hall School and around the world will have the opportunity to ask questions of leading experts including, Bear Grylls OBE, Lindsey Stirling, Heather Small, Andrew Brennan from National Geographic, Captain David Henson MBE, Smithsonian Science & Cynthia Germanotta, WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Mental Health.

03/06/2020

Join us for the 2nd series of The Global Classroom on 05.06.2020 as we explore UN World Environment Day & the effect of One Global Planet in a real time interactive event.

02/06/2020

Join us for session 2 of The Global Classroom on Friday 5th June 2020

13/05/2020

This photograph was recently shared on another page and they have kindly let us share it with you. This shows the Middle School courtyard and kitchen, which is still the same today. Thank you to Paul Charlesworth and Images of Burscough and Surrounding areas for sharing this.

Join us for our Great Hall Lecture Online Series today. These events usually take place in the Great Hall with pupils, h...
13/05/2020

Join us for our Great Hall Lecture Online Series today. These events usually take place in the Great Hall with pupils, however we are able to extend this to our Alumni and members of this group as we are sharing it on line. Please feel free to join us by using the link below.

Join us on Wednesday 13th May at 2:00pm for our Great Hall Lecture Series Summer 2020 with Dr Alex Baratta from The University of Manchester.

04/05/2020

Tune in tomorrow at 16:30 for the launch of The Global Classroom

Here is a behind the scenes look at the live event. We will be hosting another live event next Tuesday with more details...
30/04/2020

Here is a behind the scenes look at the live event. We will be hosting another live event next Tuesday with more details to follow shortly...............

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