CNCHS Warrington

26/03/2026

🥇🥈 GOLD and SILVER at the British Championships! 🥈🥇

Huge congratulations to our incredibly talented Cronton student and former CNCHS Warrington pupil, Ruby Owen, on this amazing achievement!

An incredible performance on the national stage, showing real skill, determination.

Well done Ruby. keep smashing it! 💥👏

26/03/2026

Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers in

Quartzelec was proud to support a recent STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Day at CNCHS Warrington, where Richard and Jordan represented Quartzelec for the Renewable Energy Challenge, a programme funded by Quartzelec and delivered by The Smallpeice Trust.

The day brought together creativity, problem solving and hands on learning as students explored how renewable technologies can shape a more sustainable future.

Our team was impressed by the students’ creativity, engagement, and excellent teamwork, and it was inspiring to see them embrace problem-solving so enthusiastically.

Quartzelec is committed to supporting STEM education and helping to inspire the young engineers of tomorrow, we hope that the students enjoyed the day.

12/02/2026

12/02/2026

This week we have been reflecting on the Presentation of the Lord, when Simeon recognises Jesus as “a light to enlighten the nations.” We have thought about what it means not just to receive that light, but to carry it into the world through our words, actions, and choices.

We have also connected this to our Heart of Newman Award, which celebrates those who have quietly and faithfully let their light shine. These awards recognise students who live out our values — through kindness, service, courage, and care for others — often without seeking attention.

By awarding the Heart of Newman to those who have let their light shine last term, we are reminded that light is not something we keep to ourselves. Like Christ, we are called to be a light for others, especially in moments of darkness, challenge, or need.

May we continue to notice the light in one another, celebrate it, and be brave enough to let our own light shine each day.

12/02/2026

Introducing our Catholic Student Formation Group.

Our students attended their first work shop yesterday with Mr Kendrick and Mrs James
The first workshop was an introduction to the Ministry of the Word.

This was to help and enable students understand the importance of proclaiming the Word of God in the
liturgy, and to build basic skills in reading confidently and reverently.
We were very impressed.

12/02/2026

Y9 are enjoying a day at United Utilities as apart of Apprenticeship week!

12/02/2026

This week we have also celebrated Safer Internet Day! This year the focus was on AI and identifying when AI is being used. Some students have also taken part in a Cyber Security Workshop with Mr Liptrot

12/02/2026

Huge thanks to Paul and Claire @ Warrington Wolves who have been in working with some Y8 &Y10 boys around mental health and knowing how to support each other/ talk about their mental health!

12/02/2026

This week we are celebrating ‘Children’s Mental Health Week’ through Celebration of the Word and thinking about the importance of Belonging!

12/01/2026

We are delighted to share that we are able to open to all students from Wednesday 14th
January 2026. All students are expected back in school from Wednesday and school
buses will be running as normal. Students are expected in full school uniform and may
bring an additional jumper to wear under their blazer for when they are moving around
the school building. Further information has been emailed home

06/01/2026

Cardinal Newman will be closed to all pupils tomorrow Wednesday 7th January 2026.
This is due to a boiler failure. Health and safety requirements mean there is not
adequate heating or hot water for the school to open. Work will be available on Satchel
1 from 9am for your child to complete.
A letter with further information will follow via email with a link on the school web site.

05/01/2026

Cardinal Newman will be closed to all pupils tomorrow Tuesday 6th January 2026. This is
due to a boiler failure. Health and safety requirements mean there is not adequate
heating or hot water for the school to open. Work will be available on Satchel 1 from
11am for your child to complete. Further information will follow tomorrow (06.01.26) by
text and on the school web site