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Congrats to Tia who has played fixtures for the U15 England Women's Football Team against both the Scottish & Spanish national teams & on securing the award of player of the match in the Spanish fixture with a goal in the game .An outstanding achievement at International level. pic.twitter.com/pa3yUF0ML7
@golbornehigh • Mar 28
📢Discover a rewarding career in education!
Teaching is more than a job - it's the chance to inspire, shape lives and make a real difference. #TransferableSkills
Find out how you can start your Teaching career with the Wigan Institute of Education. https://t.co/b5Jl4YRV2J pic.twitter.com/HdwJNDtO2b
@golbornehigh • Mar 21
Well done to Joshua for his outstanding achievement! He participated in the Kyu gradings at the Sei-Do-Kan Shotokan Karate Club, showcasing incredible determination and dedication to earn his red belt, he was also honored with a trophy for the Best Kata Performance. 😀 pic.twitter.com/TdBUM91nK1
@golbornehigh • Mar 21
A huge thanks for joining us at our Pies, Peas, & GCSEs event yesterday eve! We truly appreciate your time & support as we work together to guide our pupils through their GCSE journey. We hope you found the evening helpful—and that you enjoyed the delicious pies and peas! pic.twitter.com/C979MUqpYu
@golbornehigh • Mar 20
Our Pies, Peas, & GCSEs event is this evening at 6pm. The evening will provide essential information on exam arrangements, and key updates to help support students through their GCSE journey. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the hard work & achievements of our Y11 pupils. pic.twitter.com/eMXyZrIui6
@golbornehigh • Mar 19
We’re proud to be supporting Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025!
Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes & misconceptions about neurological differences.#NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek #NeurodiversityWeek #NCW #ThisIsND @NCWeek pic.twitter.com/JZ4TfW2e2G
@golbornehigh • Mar 17
This week, Year 10 pupils visited Liverpool’s Albert Docks for their Geography GCSE. They conducted a land use survey, interviewed visitors and shop owners, explored the Museum of Liverpool, and completed environmental quality surveys to assess the area. pic.twitter.com/ddzja96X7k
@golbornehigh • Mar 13