Balshaw's Church of England High School

Balshaw's Church of England High School, located in Leyland, Lancashire, is a voluntary controlled secondary school with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1782. The school serves a mixed-gender population of 933 students, slightly above its capacity of 925. It is committed to providing a high standard of education, reflected in its strong academic performance, with 98% of students remaining in education or employment after leaving.

The curriculum at Balshaw's encompasses 25 subjects taught at GCSE and other levels, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive education that meets the National Curriculum requirements. The school prides itself on its inclusive ethos, aiming to develop responsible young adults who reflect Christian values in their lives. This commitment is underpinned by a supportive community environment, where parents, many of whom are alumni, actively engage in their children's education.

Balshaw's also emphasizes modernisation and expansion of its facilities, which are set within 23 acres of playing fields, to accommodate the growing demand for places and evolving educational needs. The school continues to foster a sense of community through various events and initiatives, reinforcing its dedication to both academic excellence and personal development.