Welcome to the official Scarisbrick Hall School Online Store, your one-stop shop for exclusive school merchandise! From stylish apparel and accessories to must-have school essentials, our collection is designed to celebrate the ‘Acorn to Oak’ spirit. Whether you're a current student, a proud alum, or a supporter of our historic school, you can now showcase your Scarisbrick pride with high-quality, carefully curated items. Every purchase helps support school initiatives, student programs, and special events. Scarisbrick Hall School tie: The base colour is a rich, deep red burgundy taken from the Scarisbrick Hall palette, giving the tie a formal and classic look. Across the tie runs a wide diagonal stripe in cheerful bright blue, slanting from the upper right to the lower left adding a bold yet contemporary finish. The Scarisbrick Hall School crest is featured at the bottom with our school moto Fides Pax Gaudium (Faith Peace Joy).

An afternoon in our Outdoor Learning environment for our Reception children and their fathers.

Parents are invited to join as Y3 share their languages event.

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)

Children will present a famous Spanish or French character in this "Waxworks Show" in the Oak Theatre. More details to follow.ren will present a famous Spanish or French character in this "Waxworks Show" in the Oak Theatre. More details to follow.

Our annual Y11 Prom where to celebrate at the end of GCSE's

Bouldering offers far more than just a physical and mental challenge for children – it is a fun, social activity that supports their overall development and may be the beginning of a lifelong adventure. Below are four key benefits of indoor climbing for young people, beyond simply using up their energy: 1. Building Friendships Climbing provides an excellent opportunity for children to form new friendships. Shared interests, teamwork, and a sense of achievement naturally bring young climbers together in an enjoyable and supportive environment. 2. Developing Problem-Solving Skills Bouldering encourages children to think critically and approach challenges in different ways. Each climb is a ‘problem’ to solve, helping them develop resilience and adaptability through trial and error. 3. Boosting Confidence Reaching the top of a climbing wall gives children a real sense of accomplishment. In addition, interacting with other climbers and coaches helps build social confidence in a positive and inclusive setting. 4. Encouraging Independence Climbing helps children learn to trust in their own abilities. When they feel unsure, they are supported in staying calm, working through challenges, and recognising that they are capable of both progressing and safely coming back down — leading to a strong sense of pride and achievement.

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

As part of transition week, we are proposing to take the students in Year 4 for a team building day to Martin Mere.

We will be holding our annual summer Art exhibition on Tuesday 30th June. Your child’s work has been selected for display. The exhibition will open at 6pm at The Oak Theatre Scarisbrick Hall School. The exhibition will showcase the hard work and talent of our pupils and students. The exhibit will feature selected work from our A Level, GCSE, KS3 and KS2 students. Key details Date: Tuesday 30th June Time: 6pm – 8pm Venue: Oak Theatre Scarisbrick Hall School

SHS Junior Dancers Reception - Year 6 Present SHOWDOWN 2026

SHS Senior Dancers Present THE SUMMIT 2026

We are excited to launch our Year 7 end-of-year trip to the Anderton Centre; an outdoor learning and activity venue set in the beautiful surroundings of Rivington. During the visit, students will take part in a range of water sports and team-based activities. Our aim for the day is to build confidence, encourage teamwork, and provide students with an enjoyable and memorable experience. The trip will take place on Friday 3rd July 2026. Students will travel by coach from school to the centre. Upon arrival at the centre, they will be greeted by experienced staff who will brief the students and lead them to each of the activities.

The English and Humanities Faculties are proposing to take Lower Sixth English Language and Literature and Geography students on a walking tour of Liverpool. For English students, this visit offers an excellent opportunity to deepen their understanding of the context of production and reception of texts, with particular reference to the Rick Steves Walking Tour of the Louvre in the A Level Paris Anthology. The day will also enable Lower Sixth Geographers to revisit key concepts relating to Liverpool’s historic development and to explore the changes the city has undergone.

Your daughter is invited to take part in a netball and adventure weekend. Across the stay, players will enjoy two nights of full-board residential accommodation, complete with delicious meals. The weekend includes pre-organised round‑robin netball fixtures, supported by qualified umpires and scorers to keep everything running smoothly. With over 20 indoor and outdoor activities available on a drop‑in basis, there’s always something exciting to try. Evenings are packed with fun too, from campfires to indoor entertainment for all players. The visit rounds off with a prize presentation, featuring medals and trophies to celebrate the weekend’s achievements. It’s the perfect opportunity for team building, friendship building, and creating lasting memories! Trip cost is £320.00

Join Mr Shaw and the Senior Leadership Team to find out about starting school in September

We’re excited to offer our Holiday Club this Summer 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. Eligibility: To attend, children must have started Reception in September 2025 or earlier. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate children due to start Reception in September 2026.

WSG Football Cup, Barcelona - 8th – 12th October 2026 We are pleased to offer our players the opportunity to represent the school at the 2026 World School Games Football Cup in Barcelona. This international tournament will be held at the impressive Mediterranean Sports Village, with accommodation provided at the nearby Cambrils Park Sports Village. We are delighted to confirm that your son has been selected to participate in this exciting event. Please note that, although we will strive to provide each player with meaningful playing opportunities, the tournament is highly competitive. Team selection for individual matches will be based on players’ performances in the lead-up to and during the competition. As a result, line-ups will be chosen to field the strongest possible teams, with the aim of achieving the best outcome in the tournament.