Deyes High School follows the Sefton Council Admissions Policy Sefton Council manage and allocate school places however please contact us directly on 0151 526 3814 if you have any questions about our admissions arrangements.
Regular attendance is fundamental to any student’s academic success. Students who have high attendance figures tend to achieve high levels of attainment in all key stages and especially in GCSE & A-Level results.
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Deyes High School is part of the Lydiate Learning Trust and serves the community of Maghull and beyond as a beacon of excellence. Our school gives students the opportunity to fulfil their potential and achieve their ambitions. Please click on the below links to find out more about Deyes High
At Deyes High School, we believe in the importance of providing appropriate learning experiences for all students, regardless of ability. We have a significant number of students who are 'more able' in at least one area of the curriculum. Our planning ensures that these students are given
At Deyes High School our ‘Preventing Extremism and Radicalisation Policy’ is part of our commitment to keeping our pupils safe.
For more information about making virtual appointments and participating in virtual meetings, click here . To access our booking system, click here . Years 7-10 have one Parent consultation evening per year and Year 11 students have two. Parent Consultation evening dates for this academic year
We value the opinions and input from all of our parents and take pride in responding to and acting on your feedback. Contact us Please email us admin@deyeshigh.co.uk if you want to contact the school about your child's education. Include your full name, your child’s name and form and your comment
The pupil premium is an additional annual payment to schools for each ‘disadvantaged’ student that attends their school. The definition of a disadvantaged child is any student who has received a free school meal in the last six years, has been in care for one day or more or is a child in service.
A full breakdown of the timings of the school day.
The Governors and staff of Deyes High School recognise our responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of all our pupils. The whole team works hard to ensure that we provide a safe and welcoming environment where our students are respected and valued.
Deyes High School recently launched the School Synergy system, which enables parents/carers and students to have an immediate overview of many aspects of school life, including behaviour, homework, attendance and communication. Student Codes have been issued to each parent/carer by school. Contact
A smart uniform encourages a sense of community and develops a sense of pride and self-respect. The School believes that uniform should therefore be worn with pride and, as such, we have the highest expectations of our students.
Deyes High School term dates for 2020 - 2021.
BUS TICKETS - Bus tickets can be purchased from the driver using cash or contactless card. For information about weekly, monthly or term-time tickets, please see the Merseytravel website . BUS SERVICES - Routes 722 and 725 serve Deyes High School, click here for the timetable. TRAIN TICKETS -
Deyes High School always prioritises the learning of our students and we are committed to opening in all circumstances. It is very unlikely that the school will ever have to close, and parents and students should assume the school remains open unless they hear otherwise. However, in the event
Cost of Living Crisis Support Everyone is feeling the pinch this winter and we want to support those families in our school community who are impacted the most. If you’re struggling with your finances, please get in touch to let us know, as there may be things we can suggest which will help.
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