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**Holly Lodge Girls’ College – Empowering the Leaders of Tomorrow in Liverpool**

Located in the heart of Liverpool, Holly Lodge Girls’ College is a distinguished educational institution dedicated to empowering young women through a comprehensive and enriching curriculum. With a commitment to fostering academic excellence and personal growth, our college offers a vibrant learning environment where students are encouraged to excel both in and out of the classroom.

At Holly Lodge, we believe in nurturing each student’s unique talents and aspirations. Our dedicated faculty members are passionate about providing quality education and personalized support, ensuring that every girl feels valued and motivated to achieve her best. We emphasize strong community ties, encouraging parental involvement and collaboration among students, teachers, and staff.

Beyond academics, Holly Lodge promotes an atmosphere of inclusivity and creativity through a wide range of extracurricular activities, from sports teams to performing arts. Our state-of-the-art facilities and diverse programs help cultivate essential life skills, preparing students for future challenges with confidence and resilience.

Whether you’re looking to enroll your daughter or simply seeking more information about our offerings, we invite you to reach out to us by phone at 0151 228 3772 or visit our website at [hollylodge.liverpool.sch.uk](http://hollylodge.liverpool.sch.uk/). Experience the Holly Lodge difference – where education meets empowerment, and every girl is inspired to shine.

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Sexy Smif

1 Google Rating

Been in this school for 4 years, going into my last. Some of the teachers treat you like dirt. They

1/ 5

Been in this school for 4 years, going into my last. Some of the teachers treat you like dirt. They ask for respect which is understandable but they need to give you it in return which they don’t do. They favour other students more than you even if their in the wrong. Lots of bullying. This certain teacher compared myself to him saying that they will always be above me and Il be nothing. Wouldn’t send your kids here

Chantelle Parker

1 Google Rating

Absolutely ridiculous! They care more about how the students look and the schools repuatation than t

1/ 5

Absolutely ridiculous! They care more about how the students look and the schools repuatation than the education and feelings of the students. Some staff are disrespectful towards students, it's an actual joke. I wouldn't recommend sending your child here if you want them to feel happy and safe in school as they don't deal with bullying very well. Student's thoughts are the last things they think about.

David Bailey

1 Google Rating

Taught there for 5 years, very disturbing atmosphere of fear and bullying both in the classroom and

1/ 5

Taught there for 5 years, very disturbing atmosphere of fear and bullying both in the classroom and in the staffrooms. Weak and erratic Leadership. Ofsted weren't fooled.

Shiks Sondergaard

1 Google Rating

Exactly what Chantelle below says. Over the top focus on uniform policy & minor 'offences' but not o

1/ 5

Exactly what Chantelle below says. Over the top focus on uniform policy & minor 'offences' but not on bullying, or quality of education.

Brittany Faulkner

1 Google Rating

Went here for 3 years and I have some advice for newbies at this school. Don't be fooled by its old

1/ 5

Went here for 3 years and I have some advice for newbies at this school. Don't be fooled by its old fashioned appearance and friendly teachers/students. After the first two weeks of acting like they care the girls turn into petty, spiteful and heartless individuals. Everything from name calling to full on fights over lies that they refuse to admit to. Best part is the teachers act like they will take care of everything and then what do you know, 3 years have passed and they haven't done squat to help. This school will never deserve 5 stars.

nettie knight

3 Google Rating

Nice accessable car park and entrance.

3/ 5

Nice accessable car park and entrance.

terry smith

4 Google Rating

We went for a sporting event and found it to be a nice school.

4/ 5

We went for a sporting event and found it to be a nice school.

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