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A short report on Speech Night 2025 including lists of names of those achieving in numerous fields during the academic year 2023/24 More...
Lewis Harvey writes about the Organ Restoration Fund, the success of it so far and plans for the future. More...
LC Radio - a series of podcasts with members of the Lerpoolian community. More...
A recent scroll through the College Magazine of September 1965 revealed this fascinating piece of College history which was penned at that time by kee… More...
We read, last year, about the talented cricketers of 1984; now it's the turn of their debaters. More...
Openings and opportunities in the timber trade were fully exploited by Lerpoolian, William Malcolm Mackay, in the late nineteenth century. More...
Each week the Principal writes to the school. Here are extracts from those letters which we feel may be of relevance and interest to The Lerpoolians More...
For history pupils, 6th formers, CCF Cadets and rugby players of a particular era, the name Stephen Brady will bring back many memories. Now is your c… More...
Tim Harvey taught Music at Liverpool College between 2003 and 2012. In this interview, we hear about Tim’s early life, studying at The Bluecoat, other… More...
"Don't ever question the value of volunteers. Volunteers built Noah's Ark; the Titanic was built by professionals." More...
How young were you when you tried something for the first time? How old were you when you stopped doing something? What new thing did you start, and … More...
Evensong with the Turning of the Leaves of the Memorial Books of the King's Regiment More...
Openings and opportunities in the timber trade were fully exploited by Lerpoolian, William Malcolm Mackay, in the late nineteenth century. More...
