Childwall Sports College
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Childwall School or Childwall Sports College is a secondary school
Secondary school
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 located in the Childwall
Childwall
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 area of Liverpool
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, L15 6XZ , Merseyside
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, England
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.

Admissions

It is a mixed secondary school and sixth-form and specialises in sport and physical education. Because of this the school has three P.E. lessons a week and a fifty five minute break to keep kids exercising.

It is situated just south of the terminus of the M62
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, near the junction (Childwall Fiveways) of B5178 and Queens Drive (A5058).

Collaborations

Childwall Sports College works with King David High School
King David School, Liverpool
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, Broadgreen International School, St. Francis of Assisi Academy and Liverpool Community College
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. This means a large range of courses is provided for students of all abilities.

They are also intending to work together with a range of partners including, Childwall Extended Services, Learning Skills Council, Liverpool John Moores University, Fiveways Learning Network, South Central Liverpool School Sport Partnership and Liverpool Hope University.

Grammar school

It was known as Holt High School on Queen's Drive. It had around 600 boys and a three-form entry in the early 1960s.

Comprehensive

It became the coeducational Holt Comprehensive School in the late 1960s, then Childwall Comprehensive School, then became Childwall Community School.

Holt High School for Boys

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