Issue 2 of the Boys’ Blog is available to download
Boys’ Blog Issue 2
- Home
- 100 Years of Westholme
- Admissions
- Prep (Lower)
Prep (Lower)
- Prep (Upper)
- Senior
- INSPIRED Sixth Form
- Information
Information
- Contact & How To Find Us
- Staff Vacancies
- Request Information
- Westholme 2022
- General School Information
- Examination and Test Results
- Term Dates
- Open Days
- Westholme Association
- Old Westholmians
- Report Pupil Absence
- Parental Handbook
- GDPR
- End of an Era – Leaving Billinge House
- Interactive Map – Explore the School
- Westholme Weekly
- The Croston Theatre
- School Calendar
- Sports
- News
- Parent Portal
Westholme helped to prepare me for my path into politics – my time at the school gave me the knowledge and the confidence that I could achieve anything. Anything at all!
Seema Kennedy – Former Head Girl – MP for South Ribble 2015 – 2019
Westholme helped me to understand that in life hard work always beats natural talent. So, everywhere I go now I always make sure I’m working harder than my competition – this allows me to achieve my dreams.
Shuresh Saheli – Former Head Boy
At Westholme I was taught that no dream was too big. We were encouraged to aim for the stars, which I did and succeeded! Knowing I had their constant support even to this day, anything was possible.
Ella Holt – Former Student – Actress and Singer
At Westholme, aspirations were encouraged strongly, along with a clear ethos that working hard was the way to achieve them. It’s an attitude that has been incredibly positive for me.
Professor Sophie Scott, CBE – Former Student – Director at UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
More than anything, Westholme taught me to be fearless in my aspirations. It was an environment which encouraged me to stay true to myself, and to treasure and cultivate my creativity.
Annabel Grace Steele – Former Student
I think that it is extremely important that people aim for the best and keep their aspirations for the future high. Aspirations and dreams are hugely motivating.
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