Welcome to the payment page for Scarisbrick Hall School's exciting golf program, designed to give our students a truly memorable experience. This initiative, in partnership with the renowned Tommy Fleetwood Academy, reflects our commitment to offering the best in sports education. Your child will be guided by top-tier coaches, including Norman—Tommy Fleetwood’s junior coach, whose expertise in junior golf development is second to none. These sessions are about more than learning a sport; they’re about building resilience, focus, and a love for lifelong physical health, all within an environment that upholds our school’s values of integrity and teamwork. The fee covers transportation, equipment, and instruction for all sessions, ensuring a seamless, rewarding experience. Securing your payment confirms your child’s place in this exceptional program. Thank you for supporting our mission to inspire and develop the whole child through outstanding sports opportunities.

Parents are invited to visit their children in their settings

We’re excited to offer our Holiday Club this February Half Term for children in Reception through to Year 6! Booking is now open, and we can’t wait to provide a exciting, fun-filled experience for your child. Meals provided include breakfast, a morning snack, lunch, and afternoon tea. Drop-off is from 8 AM to 9 AM, with collection between 4 PM and 5 PM. Please note, all bookings require a minimum of 48 hours’ notice for cancellations or changes.

Looking for an exciting way to spend the Feb Half Term? Our football camps are designed to be fun, engaging, and packed with learning opportunities. Children of all skill levels will enjoy developing their techniques, improving teamwork, and gaining confidence—all in a safe and supportive environment. Led by experienced coaches Alan Stubbs, Callum Lees and Thomas McDermott every session combines skill-building with enjoyable games, ensuring your child leaves with new friends, new skills, and a big smile.

I am delighted to offer details of a trip to Blackpool Zoo for Year 9 GCSE Geography students. The trip will be directly relevant to our Living World topic which students are currently studying in lessons. In this unit we cover the areas such as Ecosystems, Tropical Rainforests and Cold Environments. Within these topics we look in detail at plant and animal adaptations in each and conservation methods undertaken in a rainforest environment. During our trip the education department will offer a workshop discussing rainforest adaptations and conservation methods in response to deforestation in Borneo. Students will then have plenty of time to walk around the zoo to see these animal adaptations first hand.

As part of our Secret Garden topic this term, we are pleased to inform you that we are planning an educational visit to Dobbies Garden Centre in Southport on Thursday 26th February. During the visit, the children will take part in an engaging workshop titled “Beyond the Secret Garden”, designed to enhance and consolidate their learning from our class text The Secret Garden. The workshop will involve exploring garden-related stories, learning how to grow and care for healthy plants, and creating their very own mini secret garden to take home.

Please use this forum to indicate your expected time of arrival and confirm your attendance, for the Parents Evening event on Thursday, 26th February, 2026. Please note that the event will close at 8pm prompt. ***Only 1 ticket per family is required***

For those who once lived within the walls of Scarisbrick Hall, this special tour offers the chance to return, reflect, and reconnect. Hosted by the Alumni & Development Office, the Boarders’ Reunion Tour invites former pupils who boarded at Scarisbrick to explore the Hall and grounds once more — from the dormitories and classrooms to the spaces that made life here unforgettable. The visit will include a guided walk through key areas of the school, updates on how the site has evolved, and an opportunity to share memories with others who once called Scarisbrick home. Whether you were here in the early days of boarding life or towards its later years, this event is an opportunity to revisit the place that shaped so many lasting friendships and stories.

For external children joining us in September 2026

To fulfil the requirements of the A-Level Geography course we are delighted to run four days of fieldwork with a day trip to Liverpool and a residential stay in the Lake District next half-term. Such fieldwork is vital in allowing students to gain the necessary skills they will need for undertaking their own Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) which is based on a unit of study chosen by a student from within the examination specification.

Our current Pre School children will experience Reception

Parents and pupils joining us in Year 7 in September 2026 are invited to meet with the Senior Leadership Team and learn more about starting school in Year 7 in September.

Join us as we introduce starting school in Reception 2026

Families are invited to join us for our whole school open day.

Our Reception 2026 cohort are invited to come in with their teddies and meet their new buddies before they start school in September. Please wear outdoor clothing (waterproof suit and wellies)

Please send your child with a water bottle, sun hat and applied sun cream if required on both days. Monday 29th June will include lunch