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Prefect Responsibilities You are expected to fulfil some lunch/break monitoring duties and offer support at parents' evenings and after school events. You are expected to set an example to others and to follow school rules in terms of attendance, punctuality, uniform and our code of conduct at all times.

Birkdale was rated 10th in the north and 215th nationally on the basis of a 68.7 per cent A level pass rate at grades A*-B and a 56.4 per cent GCSE pass rate at grades A*/A/9/8/7.

To be a good prefect, it's important to remember that your role is to help both the faculty and the students at your school. By setting a good example for students, following your school's rules, and being there when people need you, you can ensure that you're successfully fulfilling all your duties as a prefect.

The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

History. Birkdale was founded in 1904 by Maurice Asterley as a preparatory school for boys between the ages of 4 and 13 to provide a Christian education and takes its name from its first home, Birkdale House on Newbould Lane. The school moved in 1915 to the Oakholme building under Griffiths' leadership (1909–1939).

Since its foundation by Mr Asterley, first Head Master at the turn of the century (1904), Birkdale has continued to grow and develop, with expansion most marked in the last thirty years.

Birkdale High School, Southport Birkdale High SchoolAddressGenderBoysAge11 to 16Enrolment90816 more rows

Be cooperative, helpful, well-mannered, trustworthy, and responsible. Be respectful toward teachers, your peers, and the school environment. Display leadership qualities: confidence, initiative, problem solving skills.

We believe that every child, regardless of their background, should be able to fulfil their academic potential and go on to thrive amongst the demands and expectations of life in modern Britain and beyond. The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

Birkdale High School is an all-boys secondary school with academy status situated in Southport in North West England. Located close to neighbouring schools Christ the King and Greenbank High School (the equivalent girls' school), Birkdale was originally a co-educational school known as Birkdale Secondary Modern School.

Notable alumni Sir Paul Kennedy, KC (born 1935), former Lord Justice of Appeal. Sir Michael Palin (born 1943), comedian, actor, traveller and writer. Bruce Dickinson (born 1958), musician.

Single-sex schools can offer an atmosphere free from stigma and stereotypes. Boys can discover their true identity in the safety of the community. They are also encouraged to build their emotional sides, which is more difficult in coed situations.

Prefect Responsibilities You are expected to fulfil some lunch/break monitoring duties and offer support at parents' evenings and after school events. You are expected to set an example to others and to follow school rules in terms of attendance, punctuality, uniform and our code of conduct at all times.

Birkdale was rated 10th in the north and 215th nationally on the basis of a 68.7 per cent A level pass rate at grades A*-B and a 56.4 per cent GCSE pass rate at grades A*/A/9/8/7.

To be a good prefect, it's important to remember that your role is to help both the faculty and the students at your school. By setting a good example for students, following your school's rules, and being there when people need you, you can ensure that you're successfully fulfilling all your duties as a prefect.

The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

History. Birkdale was founded in 1904 by Maurice Asterley as a preparatory school for boys between the ages of 4 and 13 to provide a Christian education and takes its name from its first home, Birkdale House on Newbould Lane. The school moved in 1915 to the Oakholme building under Griffiths' leadership (1909–1939).

Since its foundation by Mr Asterley, first Head Master at the turn of the century (1904), Birkdale has continued to grow and develop, with expansion most marked in the last thirty years.

Birkdale High School, Southport Birkdale High SchoolAddressGenderBoysAge11 to 16Enrolment90816 more rows

Be cooperative, helpful, well-mannered, trustworthy, and responsible. Be respectful toward teachers, your peers, and the school environment. Display leadership qualities: confidence, initiative, problem solving skills.

We believe that every child, regardless of their background, should be able to fulfil their academic potential and go on to thrive amongst the demands and expectations of life in modern Britain and beyond. The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

Prefect Responsibilities You are expected to fulfil some lunch/break monitoring duties and offer support at parents' evenings and after school events. You are expected to set an example to others and to follow school rules in terms of attendance, punctuality, uniform and our code of conduct at all times.

Birkdale High School is an all-boys secondary school with academy status situated in Southport in North West England. Located close to neighbouring schools Christ the King and Greenbank High School (the equivalent girls' school), Birkdale was originally a co-educational school known as Birkdale Secondary Modern School.

Birkdale was rated 10th in the north and 215th nationally on the basis of a 68.7 per cent A level pass rate at grades A*-B and a 56.4 per cent GCSE pass rate at grades A*/A/9/8/7.

Notable alumni Sir Paul Kennedy, KC (born 1935), former Lord Justice of Appeal. Sir Michael Palin (born 1943), comedian, actor, traveller and writer. Bruce Dickinson (born 1958), musician.

Single-sex schools can offer an atmosphere free from stigma and stereotypes. Boys can discover their true identity in the safety of the community. They are also encouraged to build their emotional sides, which is more difficult in coed situations.

To be a good prefect, it's important to remember that your role is to help both the faculty and the students at your school. By setting a good example for students, following your school's rules, and being there when people need you, you can ensure that you're successfully fulfilling all your duties as a prefect.

The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

History. Birkdale was founded in 1904 by Maurice Asterley as a preparatory school for boys between the ages of 4 and 13 to provide a Christian education and takes its name from its first home, Birkdale House on Newbould Lane. The school moved in 1915 to the Oakholme building under Griffiths' leadership (1909–1939).

Since its foundation by Mr Asterley, first Head Master at the turn of the century (1904), Birkdale has continued to grow and develop, with expansion most marked in the last thirty years.

Birkdale High School, Southport Birkdale High SchoolAddressGenderBoysAge11 to 16Enrolment90816 more rows

Be cooperative, helpful, well-mannered, trustworthy, and responsible. Be respectful toward teachers, your peers, and the school environment. Display leadership qualities: confidence, initiative, problem solving skills.

We believe that every child, regardless of their background, should be able to fulfil their academic potential and go on to thrive amongst the demands and expectations of life in modern Britain and beyond. The school's motto is “Aspire – Thrive – Succeed” and underpins its ethos and approach.

Birkdale High School is an all-boys secondary school with academy status situated in Southport in North West England. Located close to neighbouring schools Christ the King and Greenbank High School (the equivalent girls' school), Birkdale was originally a co-educational school known as Birkdale Secondary Modern School.

Notable alumni Sir Paul Kennedy, KC (born 1935), former Lord Justice of Appeal. Sir Michael Palin (born 1943), comedian, actor, traveller and writer. Bruce Dickinson (born 1958), musician.

Single-sex schools can offer an atmosphere free from stigma and stereotypes. Boys can discover their true identity in the safety of the community. They are also encouraged to build their emotional sides, which is more difficult in coed situations.