The sun shone down as the Year 11’s in the amazing outfits gathered outside Golborne High School ready for their Leavers Ball. The Hair and beauty salons throughout Golborne had been over flowing with pupils wanting hair pinned up, false nails, eyelash extensions and spray tans. They all looked amazing! The night was a fantastic [...]

Wednesday 4th March, 2009 saw the return of World Math Day competition. Education and the internet combined to unite school students around the globe to set a world record by answering more than 182,455,169 questions in 48 hours. Miss Stanley registered our pupils and promoted the event within school. All pupils participating in the event [...]

Proud mum Jaqueline Collins is so excited to hear that daughter Elizabeth has been accepted to join a select group of students from all over the world, representing their schools, communities and countries at the People to People leadership summit at John Hopkins University in Baltimore on the 21st of June 2009. Elizabeth was originally [...]

Recently three young students from Golborne High School visited the Rotary Club of Newton-Le-Willows. It was in November 2007 the three students together with teams from other schools entered the Youth Speaks competition organised by the Rotary Club of Newton-Le-Willows. They were visiting together with their parents, teachers, Rotarians and guests to present probably their [...]

Lowton High School has a proud tradition of providing high quality educational programmes that allow young people to reach their full potential. The school is pleased to extend this service to adults. Currently running nearly 40 courses, we are sure you will find something for you. For more information you can contact Stephen Toole – [...]

Golborne is an 11-16 High School catering for the full ability range and serving the townships of Golborne, Lowton, Abram and Platt Bridge. The campus is extensive with mature grounds, spacious playing fields and first class all weather facilities. We established a House system in 2006 with vertical tutor groups containing pupils of all ages. [...]