Welcome from Mrs Code
It is my privilege to welcome you to St Hilda’s. My name is Jo Code and, as headteacher, I am delighted to welcome you to our website and to share with you what makes St Hilda’s so extraordinary.
As the only co-educational 11–18 Church of England school in Liverpool, St Hilda’s is unique. Our students, staff and modern, purpose-built facilities in the leafy setting of Sefton Park make St Hilda’s a wonderful place to learn.
Our Vision – our guide for life’s journey
Every parent/carer and child looking at secondary schools rightly expects excellence in teaching, impressive examination results, experienced pastoral care, and high standards of discipline. At St Hilda’s these are givens! What sets us apart is our passionate belief that every student can achieve beyond expectations—because we root everything in Christian values.
At St Hilda’s, our foundation is built on the timeless values of Wisdom, Hope, Community, Dignity, Equality, and Diversity, guiding everything we do.
Here, we challenge our students to grow intellectually, spiritually, and personally — to make wise choices, support one another, and build a future full of purpose.
We believe that by learning together in faith and respect, each student can flourish and contribute powerfully to our school, our local community, and beyond.
Whether you’re a student, parent, or visitor, thank you for being part of the St Hilda’s family — we’re delighted to have you here.
🌊🙏 Following in the footsteps of St Hilda…
Last weekend, a group of our staff completed their very first Staff Pilgrimage to Whitby Abbey – a truly special journey to the place where St Hilda’s story began.
Walking together, reflecting, and sharing time away from the everyday, the pilgrimage was a powerful opportunity to connect with the history and values that shape our school community today. Standing at Whitby Abbey, where St Hilda led with wisdom, courage and faith, was a meaningful and memorable experience for all involved.
We’re so proud of our staff for embracing this new tradition – a moment of reflection, belonging and inspiration that we hope will continue for years to come. 💙✨
1 day ago
On Friday we said goodbye to our amazing Year 13 students as they started their study leave!
They enjoyed a wonderful Leavers Assembly filled with beautiful memories.
Good luck in all of your exams that are ahead 🍀💜🩶🩵#anythingispossible
1 day ago
Get creative over half term and enter the Artist of the Month Competition!
4 days ago
Just a reminder that the FOSH Car Boot Sale is taking place tomorrow from 9.30am - 12.30. We hope you can join us! @st_hildas_school_fosh
4 days ago
Some of our boys have been undertaking the Forge course. The first session was 'What is a positive man?' and the second was about conflict. They really enjoyed working together. Well done!
5 days ago
Lydia represented Liverpool School Girls in the National Cup Final on Saturday in Stoke Stadium. Her team won 9-1 to become National Champions! Well done on such an impressive achievement 🏆👏👏
5 days ago
It's not long now until our school production of Grease! Rehearsals are well underway and tickets will be on sale soon!
6 days ago
Over two days, all Year 8 students took part in an engaging and thought-provoking event delivered in partnership with the @anthonywalkerfoundation The sessions focused on raising awareness of racism and microaggressions in schools, helping students to understand how everyday words and actions can impact others.
The school’s Anthony Walker Ambassadors played a leading role throughout the event, supporting discussions, encouraging students to share their views, and helping their peers explore what it means to be an active ally. Through group activities and open conversations, students developed a greater understanding of respect, inclusion, and how to challenge discrimination positively and safely.
Following the event, the Anthony Walker Ambassadors are now evaluating the discussions and feedback from students to help continue promoting an inclusive and supportive school community.
7 days ago
Thank you to everyone who supported our school book fair. We sold over £460 of books and stationery, earning £184 of commission to buy new books for the school library.
7 days ago