Litherland High School

Litherland High School is a mixed, mainstream secondary state school in Litherland, near Liverpool. It caters for 11 to 16-year-old students and has approximately 724 enrolled.

Litherland High School was founded in 1948. The secondary school was rebuilt in 2001 and is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for all curriculum areas. In March 2015, it converted to academy status.

Principal

Mrs Claire Hallwood

Vision and values

Why do we exist?

To empower our children to:

Overcome barriers,

Be able to compete with the best, and shape the future.

How do we behave?

With kindness: we look out for each other.

With integrity: we do the right thing.

With tenacity: we do what it takes.