Liverpool Hope 2024

Year 6 Liverpool Hope University Experience 2024

1. Contents 02 Introduction by Mr Beesley 04 Checklist of What to Take 05 Who s Who? 07 Students Attending 12 Timetable 13 Menu 14 Accommodation 15 Conduct Guidelines 17 Campus Map The whole experience was great! It was good to get to know the people in form and have someone to speak to on the ﬁrst day. Olivia R

2. Introduction

A very warm welcome to our new students and to those families who are new to All Hallows Catholic College.

This residential experience at Liverpool Hope University gives our young people a chance to have fun, learn, make new friends, get to know All Hallows staﬀ and start to think about their hopes for the future. It gives them a chance to shine!

Liverpool Hope University is one of the Cathedral group of universities with a fantastic reputation for academic study and research, and for its pastoral care of students. During our time away students will have extensive use of the excellent facilities, they will meet some of the university staﬀ and they will gain an insight into life at a university.

As you know, our mission statement is 'Aspire not to have more but to be more.' In this activity we are helping our young people begin a new stage of their learning journey with high aspirations and with the honourable purpose of trying to be the best they can be.

Thank you to all my colleagues who have spent so much time in meticulously planning this residential experience. It promises to be a unique and inspirational experience.

Thank you also to our parents for our new partnership and for placing your children in our care.

Mr T Beesley Principal

3. A Packing Checklist

þ 3 x Shorts

þ 2 x Jogging Bottoms

þ 4 x T Shirts

þ 1 x Sweatshirt or sports jumper

þ 1 x Trainers

þ 1 x Coat—waterproof

þ 1 x Sun hat

þ 4 x Sets of underwear & socks

þ 1 x Set of nightwear e.g. pyjamas & slippers

þ Hair bobbles (For tying up long hair)

þ Sun scream (High factor 50) and after sun

þ Water bottle (Labelled with name)

þ Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, shower gel/soap and deodorant

þ Medication: including travel sickness tablets

þ Plastic bags for dirty washing

þ A reading book

4. Important Things to Note

Students to travel in their primary school uniform.

Primary school uniform will be worn for the graduation ceremony, but not leavers hoodies.

Normal uniform rules apply e.g. NO makeup, NO jewellery.

Some of our students have peanut or nut allergies in varying forms therefore, please ensure students do not bring any food or drink to the experience.

A tuck shop will be available to purchase snacks and sweets.

Students may bring a maximum of £5 in small change, if they wish to use the tuck shop.

All other food and drink is supplied.

*Please ensure all medication is in an envelope, labelled with your child’s name and handed to Mrs Costanda or Mrs Garvey on arrival at All Hallows reception.

During the University Experience we ask that students do not bring any of the following items: Mobile Phones, Electronic Games, Hair Dryers, Straighteners, Any food or sweets.

5. Who’s Who ?

All Hallows Staﬀ

M Mountcastle

M Garvey

A Cook

C Lewis

P Livesey

S Ives

B Mercer

K Ramsay

S Mottershead

A Costanda

H Taylor

E Swindells

M Hiney

P Benbow

A Atherton

C Devlin

J Faulkner

B Lysycia

Primary Teachers

St Benedict’s

R Browne

St Paul’s

E Szaries

St Mary’s

K White

St John’s

K Clarke

Christ The King

I Bailey & N Leigh

M Mountcastle M Garvey A Cook C Lewis P Livesey S Ives B Mercer S Mo ershead K Ramsay A Costanda H Taylor E Swindells M Hiney P Benbow A Atherton C Devlin J Faulkner B Lysycia

7. Students Attending

Adlington Primary School

Joel McKenna

Emma Pregnall

Olivia Rossi

Alderley Edge Community Primary School

Alexandra Wanjala

Ash Grove Academy

Maizee Jones

Gilda Kakari

James Knapper

Macie Tayali

Bollinbrook CofE Primary School

Mufaro Chinyerere

Bollington St John's CofE Primary School

Leon Geyer

Niamh Vanaudenaerde

Laurie Pearson

Disley Primary School

Ruby Tomkinson

Nether Alderley Primary Academy

Eris Cooper

Christ The King Primary School

Tyler Brittain

Theodore McCubbin

Catherine Joby

Amelia Holden

Nicholas Entwistle

Gawsworth Primary School

Ralf Perry

Isla Freeman

Darcey Heap

Joseph Tronconi

Isla Galleymore

Soﬁa Shuker

Jenson Thorpe

Macauley Thorpe

Hollinhey Primary School

Lily Constable-Livesey

Sebastian King

Joseph Walker

Charlotte Wilkie

Cherry Walton

Thea Gosling

Ivy Bank Primary School

Jessica Adams

Lexia Benson

Megan Hollingsworth

Theodore Kelly

Kaci Walker

Broken Cross Primary School

Bradley Barke

Luke Perry

Timothy Perry

Lucca Blunt

Florence Donnelly

Thomas Harvey

Sebastian Aggersbury

Cameron Day

Felicity Rogers

Warrick Rollinson

Faith Williams

Hugo McCurrie-Winkler

Thomas Parsons

Jacob Finke

Olivia Davies-Hadley

Kettleshulme St James

Primary School

Gabriel Bellshaw

Joe Embery

Ruby Wood

Erika Soriano

Harriet Penford

Heidi Pirie

James Powell

Isha Aujla

Maisy Edwards

Sienna Whittaker

Parkroyal Community School

Bayley Gibson

Olly Davies

Maxyne Sophia Donor

Emily Hall

Tommy Jones

Alexanda Buck

Pott Shrigley Church School

Olivia Martin

Grace Paton

Puss Bank School and Nursery

Rory Machin

Saint Mary's Catholic Primary School

Simien Gregory

Sophia Troup

Seth Cunningham

St Benedict's Catholic

Primary School

Harvey Ramsay

Samuel Crisp

Alice Cheng

Millie Pearson

Emilia Mora-Ladak

St Alban's Catholic Primary School

Ava Burnage

Francesca Jones

Lily Lawton

Max Bowers

Olivia Brookes

Eloisa Moss

Bethany Shields

Bibiana Jandurova

Khloe Mhute

Precious Nyamidzi

Maddison Whithorn-Kimpton

Emily Jepson

William Crofts

James Hurley

Lennon McMean

Nevaeh Zylstra

Scarlett Read

Catherine Blissett

Gracie Dickinson

Rosco Cheng

St John the Evangelist

Primary School

Jamie Bowyer

Harrison Williams

Jessica Pearce

Emma Tweedie

Olive Baxter

Sonny McKnight

Lily Smith

Dylan O'Driscoll

Evie Rowland

Oliver Armitt

Harper-Mae Martin

Maddie Strong

Connor Wood

Oliver Beech

Jamie Byrne

Islay Whyatt-Jones

Dylan Hammond-Baines

Agnas Sanju

Joshua Hine

William Jaundrell-Thompson

Evelyn Williams

Jayden Cummings

Edward Crozier

Toby Tattersall

George Robinson

Sian Pratt

St Joseph's RC Catholic Primary School Manushree Guhanram

St Mary's Catholic Primary School

Sadie McSwity

St Paul's Catholic Primary School

Madison Danton

Lily Traynor

James Jackson

Indie-Mai Derbyshire

Luca Davies

Sienna Johnson

Isabelle White

St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Primary School

Ezra Acebedo

Tuesday 2nd July

9:15am 10:15am 11:45am

12 noon – 1pm

1pm – 2pm

2pm – 5pm

5pm – 6pm

6pm – 7pm

7.15pm 9pm 9pm 10pm

Wednesday 3rd July

8am – 9.30am 9.30am – 10.30am 11am – 1pm 1pm – 2pm

2pm – 5pm

5pm – 6pm

6 pm 7pm

7.15 pm 9pm 9pm 10pm

Thursday 4th July

8am 9.30am

9.30am – 10.30am 10.30am- 11am

11am-12.20pm

12.20am-12.30pm 12.30pm – 1pm

1.30pm

3pm

12. Timetable

Arrive at All Hallows Catholic College (in Primary School uniform)

Depart All Hallows Catholic College

Arrive at Liverpool Hope University

Lunch

Students escorted to their rooms and change into PE kit

Team Building /Treasure Hunt (Orienteering)

Unpack and change clothes if needed

Evening meal

Problem Solving Activities and Quiz

Evening Prayer Lights out

Breakfast / Morning Prayer

Session 1 Lecture: ‘Why Go to University’

Session 2 Sports 1 tournament preparation

Lunch

Session 3 Sports 2 tournament

Downtime/change clothes if needed

Evening meal

Talent show/team dancing

Evening Prayer

Lights out

Breakfast / Morning Prayer

Inter Form Competition

Back to rooms for packing

Cap and Gown Graduation Ceremony

Closing Prayer and Reﬂection

Lunch

Depart Liverpool Hope University

Arrive at All Hallows Catholic College

(Parents to pick up from All Hallows Reception)

13. Menu

Tuesday 2nd July

Wednesday 3rd July

Breakfast - 6 items as listed below:

A Rasher of Bacon, A Sausage, An Egg, A Slice of Toast, A scoop of Beans or Tomatoes, A Mini Danish, A Bowl of Cereal or a Yoghurt.

Orange Juice

Thursday 4th July

Breakfast - 6 items as listed below:

A Rasher of Bacon, A Sausage, An Egg, A Slice of Toast, A scoop of Beans or Tomatoes, A Mini Danish, A Bowl of Cereal or a Yoghurt.

Orange Juice

Lunch

Filled Sandwich Walkers Crisps

Piece of Fruit

Water

Lunch

Filled Sandwich Walkers Crisps

Piece of Fruit

Water

Lunch

Filled Sandwich

Walkers Crisps

Piece of Fruit Water

Evening Meal

Chicken in Breadcrumbs with Salad and Chips

Or Vegetable Burritos with Salad and Chips

Selection of Desserts

Juice

Evening Meal

Pizza and Salad

Or Beef Chilli served with Salad/Rice

Selection of Desserts

Juice

14. Accommodation

Students will be staying in a single room in a hall of residence at Liverpool Hope University.

Rooms are located in one area of the halls, with wash basins in each room. Separate toilets and shower rooms are situated along the corridors.

Corridors will be lit at night and monitored by staﬀ.

Rooming: Students will be grouped with their primary school peers. However students who are coming on their own from their primary school will be grouped together.

15. Code Of Conduct

All Hallows Catholic College is committed to embracing Christian values and showing honourable purpose in daily living and learning.

Our core values are:

Honourable Purpose

We have faith in God and each other and act with integrity, ‘aspiring not to have more but to be more’.

We show honourable purpose in all we do, taking responsibility for our actions by being reliable, honest, respectful, trustworthy

Respect

We welcome and show respect for the dignity and diversity of every person.

It is our belief that ‘Every Child and Everyone Matters’ to God because we are created in ‘His image and likeness’.

Compassion

We show we love God and our neighbour by ‘treating each other in the way we would like to be treated ourselves’, and paying goodness forward with acts of kindness and charity. Compassion means we are humble and believe in being fair, showing forgiveness and allowing reconciliation.

Co operation

We co-operate with God and each other to build community and a sense of pride in belonging; within our College, our neighbourhood and in our world.

We co-operate by ‘living simply, sustainably, and in solidarity’ with all members of the human family and especially those who are poor.

Stewardship

We are accountable to God and each other. We show we ‘love God and our neighbour as ourselves’ by being good stewards of our gifts, talents and resources. We believe it is our duty to support everyone to reach their full potential in sustainable communities and to protect our world for future generations.