St Joseph's R.C. High School
& Sports College

St Joseph's RC High School

St Joseph's RC High School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children
and young people and, expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment

Welcome to St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic High School

Whether you are looking for information about our school or arrived here by chance, you are very welcome. We hope that you can sense the warm family values of our school. At St Joseph’s we are committed to safeguarding and keeping our young people safe and happy.

Our Mission theme this year is #Unstoppable!

With God, we are unstoppable.

We are an unstoppable people.  It’s just what we do around here.  Because of God’s power, in His Kingdom things are different.   Moses was born a Hebrew adopted by an Egyptian and became a powerful leader. He led the Israelites through the wilderness for forty years, received the Ten Commandments and guided God’s people to the edge of the Promised Land. David was a shepherd boy who defeated a giant and became King, Joseph was slave who became a leader of God’s people and Abraham was an old man who became the father of a nation. As a young lady, Ruth lost her husband made the decision to look after her mother-in-law Naomi, who was also a widow. God rewarded her for her loyalty and kindness, and she later married an Israelite and so began the unstoppable family tree that led to the birth of Jesus.  These role models exemplify the power of divine intervention and human resilience. These lives exemplify what will happen when we have faith, courage, and unwavering commitment to God’s plan. That’s why things are different around here.  We will be unstoppable in improving lives and achieving beyond our wildest imaginations…

 God’s Kingdom is unshakeable.  This year our community will see a vision of what is possible when ordinary people catch a glimpse of God’s radical call to follow the Lord Jesus.

St Joseph’s are proud to be awarded the Inclusion Quality Mark

If you are new to our school or joining us next September please learn more about us by watching the Welcome playlist on our YouTube channel.  

Tuesday 16th January – School is open today.  The main routes to school are clear of snow but are moving slowly. Please take care.  Strong footwear and extra layers will be allowed in school.

Don’t forget, if you are struggling with the cost of living

Please let us help you….call to speak to your child’s HoY.

Urban Outreach – Support with food

Community Locker Uniform support.  Donate old uniform and buy pre-loved items.

 

Open Evening: Tues 17th Sept 5-7pm

School Tours:

If you wish to visit our school to have a look round please contact Miss Airey/Mrs Durkin (Transition coordinators on transition@st-josephs.bolton.sch.uk. Please view our’welcome videos‘ on our dedicated ‘Transition Channel’  and in the meantime please follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/StJosephsRCHS or give us a call on 01204 697456. We look forward to welcoming you.

Information for parents and carers regarding remote learning:

Information to parents- Providing Remote Education

Click HERE to access student RMUnify login page which gives students and staff free access to Microsoft Office including Outlook, Teams and One Drive as well as links to all of our main learning websites.

Click  HERE for a list of staff email addresses.

Some lessons are available on our YouTube Channel which can be found here.

If you can’t find what you are looking for – please use the search box at the top of this page.

Please use the clickable link below to access information and advice about remote learning for students who are learning from home during Covid-19.

 

 

 

 

 

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St. Joseph’s  is an 11-16 voluntary aided co-educational Roman Catholic Secondary School under the trusteeship of The Diocese of Salford.  We are maintained by the Bolton Local Authority and are a growing school with 950 students currently enrolled.  St. Joseph’s was established as a secondary school on 5th November 1963.

 

 

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