Liverpool College

Initiated as a charitable educational institute, Liverpool College, now offers the students of age group 3-18 with excellent educational and extracurricular facilities.

Location and history of Liverpool College

Established in the year 1840, Liverpool College, was entirely dedicated to charitable education. This eminent school of Liverpool was founded mainly with the patronage of Edward Smith Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby. Although initially this school campus was sited at Everton, but the location of the school was changed three times in 165 years. Ultimately the school was amalgamated with Huyton College and became a co-educational day school of Liverpool. Currently this Institute is located at Queens Drive in the Mossley Hill region of Liverpool.

The divisions and fields of study at Liverpool College

Affiliated by the Church of England, this college offers excellent educational atmosphere to both girls and boys between the age groups of 3 to 18 years. The pre-prep and prep school of Liverpool College provides education in several subjects including history, IT, drama, English, geography, music, physical education and modern foreign language. The Upper school and Sixth form division of this school offers students with an excellent opportunity to carry on their education in several subjects like biology, Latin language, drama, classical civilization, economics and business studies, mathematics, film studies, philosophy, modern foreign language, ICT, art and design and music.

Other than first rate education, this school provides the

students with the following facilities:

CCF or Combined Cadet Force Centre

Well equipped Gymnasium

AstroTurf courts

Admission process

Usually the admission is opened for the children of 3,4,7,11,14 and 16 years of age. Entrance tests are conducted for students who are willing to take admission at the Preparatory school, while students for upper school are selected on the basis of entrance test and interview. Several scholarships are offered to the eligible candidates according to their merit and financial condition.