Bellerive FCJ Catholic College

Bellerive FCJ Catholic College is a secondary academy for girls located in Liverpool, with a current enrolment of 931 students, surpassing its capacity of 900. Founded in 1844 by Marie Madeleine D’Houet, the college is rooted in the values of the Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ) religious order, emphasizing moral purpose, self-worth, and respect for diverse cultures and faiths. The school’s motto, "Suaviter in Modo Fortiter in Re," reflects its commitment to fostering a community of personal and academic excellence.

The college aims to support students in their personal growth and academic achievement, preparing them for active participation in a modern global society. The headteacher, Mr. P Forsey, highlights the importance of a nurturing environment where high-quality teaching and behaviour expectations enable all students to reach their full potential. Bellerive also prioritises extracurricular, spiritual, and cultural experiences to enhance moral character and lifelong learning.

With a significant percentage of students (32.9%) eligible for free school meals, Bellerive is dedicated to breaking down barriers to success. The school values strong partnerships with parents and encourages their involvement in the educational journey of their children. For more information, visit their website at http://www.bellerivefcj.org/.