DofE final practice expedition before big summer camp!
24th April 2017
Twenty students participated in the Gold Duke of Edinburgh practice expedition in the Lake District at the beginning of the Easter break, setting off and… Read More »
Geography and Chemistry spend Spring Break in Iceland
18th April 2017
Our Geography and Chemistry students enjoyed an incredible trip to Iceland over the Easter break! Their week was jam packed with activities including visiting some… Read More »
Foundation Learning attend Sponsored Walk at Taylor Park.
18th April 2017
Foundation Learning students and staff attended the St Helens Autism & Asperger Society Sponsored walk in Taylor Park to help raise awareness. Our students had… Read More »
Gifted and Talented students experience Uni life at Oxford
31st March 2017
Eleven students from Carmel’s Gifted and Talented Programme and two staff members had an enjoyable two days in Oxford staying at St Peter’s College, which… Read More »
Annual French Exchange trip to La Roche-sur-Yon
28th March 2017
Our students have had a fantastic time on the annual French Exchange trip to La Roche-sur-Yon. On their first day they took part in French… Read More »
True Adventure Training Weekend to Ambleside
28th March 2017
After a 9.5 hour trek our students and staff woke up to ice on their tents and an invasion of sheep each morning! They still… Read More »
Carmel’s Lip Sync Battle for Red Nose Day
24th March 2017
At Carmel we love to do our part when it comes to fundraising. As today is Red Nose Day we made no exceptions! With a… Read More »
Former student Jenny Brannan gets in touch about life after Carmel!
21st March 2017
It’s always great to hear from our former students as we love to hear about what they have been up to after Carmel. Jenny has… Read More »
Twenty students battle the elements for their final DofE training day
20th March 2017
Twenty Lower Sixth students travelled to Grasmere in the Lake District for their final Duke of Edinburgh training day walk before their practice expedition at the… Read More »
History & Government and Politics students head to Washington DC
17th March 2017
Our History and Government & Politics students have had a fantastic time in Washington DC. They have visited some of Washington’s most famous memorials and… Read More »
The Dalton Theatre Company present The Monstrum
13th March 2017
The National Theatre Connections Festival is a national event where drama companies, schools and colleges perform one of a choice of ten plays especially written… Read More »
Top of the class for A-Level Maths students as they win 1st place in pop quiz
13th March 2017
At the weekend sixteen of our brightest A-Level Maths students took part in the Liverpool Mathematical Society Pop Maths Quiz. They had to work in… Read More »
Creative Arts Creme Egg Challenge
13th March 2017
Students from our High Achievers Creatives Arts Programme took part in a team building exercise last week, exploring forces and strengths within architectural structures. The… Read More »
Politics students compete in a EYP annual debate!
6th March 2017
On Wednesday, eight of our Politics students took part in a European Youth Parliament annual debate at Liverpool Town Hall. The students competed very well,… Read More »
Lower Sixth student gives informative talk about LGBT terminology
27th February 2017
As part of LGBT History Month lower sixth student Bex Hodge delivered a session on Transgender this morning in our staff briefing. They spoke with great… Read More »
EVENT: The Monstrum
23rd February 2017
The Dalton Theatre Company presents THE MONSTRUM Students from A2 Performance, UAL Performance, A Level Drama and A Level Music make up the cast for… Read More »
Going for Gold!
23rd February 2017
On Saturday a group of twenty students along with two members of staff completed a seven hour walk at Loggerheads Country Park in Denbighshire, Wales!… Read More »
Admiral Nurse, Gill Connor inspires Health & Social Care students
20th February 2017
We welcomed guest speaker Gill Connor, who is an Admiral Nurse, into college to explain to our Health and Social Care students about her role… Read More »
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Being at Carmel has made me more ambitious and excited for my future career. I have learnt never to give up and to always work hard to achieve my goals. Carmel has been an amazing experience and one I’ll never forget.
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I have really enjoyed studying at Carmel. It’s enabled me to make friends for life and develop skills for the future. I have become much more independent but have also been supported in order to achieve my best.
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Carmel has helped me become the person I am today. I’m really grateful to my tutors for helping me become more independent and able to push myself further to achieve my goals. I've also met some great friends and had some moments which I'll never forget!
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At Carmel I have enjoyed meeting new people and I’ve become more responsible and independent. The teachers and support staff are very helpful and I’ve also had lots of opportunities to develop new skills.
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