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Thank you for your interest in Corpus Christi Catholic College. We are a Catholic College where every child is valued as a unique individual, created by God with an eternal destiny.

Gospel values and the teachings of the Catholic Church underpin all aspects of College life and we place Christ at the centre of all that we do. We seek to support and challenge our students as they grow in to adulthood, knowing it is important for them to do their best, care for those around them and bear witness to Christ in the modern world.

Headteacher Mr J. O’Doherty

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We are pleased to invite prospective students and their families to our Open Evening tonight, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at Corpus Christi Catholic College, Neville Road, Leeds LS9 0TT.

This is an excellent opportunity to:
- Take a guided tour of our facilities
- Meet our dedicated staff and hear from current students
- Learn more about our curriculum and extracurricular opportunities
- Discover how we support every student’s academic and personal development

We look forward to welcoming you and sharing what makes our college a supportive and inspiring place to work, learn, pray and grow.
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We are pleased to invite prospective students and their families to our Open Evening tonight, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at Corpus Christi Catholic College, Neville Road, Leeds LS9 0TT.

This is an excellent opportunity to:
- Take a guided tour of our facilities
- Meet our dedicated staff and hear from current students
- Learn more about our curriculum and extracurricular opportunities
- Discover how we support every student’s academic and personal development

We look forward to welcoming you and sharing what makes our college a supportive and inspiring place to work, learn, pray and grow.

On Wednesday, 24th September, Year 10 students and a selected student audience watched a powerful and moving theatre performance titled Red Flags. The show explored themes of coercive control, misogyny, and domestic abuse, aiming to educate students about key controlling behaviours such as gaslighting, isolation, and guilt-tripping.

During the performance, if students recognised any behaviour they felt was inappropriate, they waved a red flag and held up speech bubbles identifying the specific strategy they had observed. The narrator then engaged with the audience, discussing what had been identified and why it was considered a red flag.

All of the students were a credit to the school, demonstrating maturity, engagement, and thoughtful attitudes throughout the session.
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On Wednesday, 24th September, Year 10 students and a selected student audience watched a powerful and moving theatre performance titled Red Flags. The show explored themes of coercive control, misogyny, and domestic abuse, aiming to educate students about key controlling behaviours such as gaslighting, isolation, and guilt-tripping.

During the performance, if students recognised any behaviour they felt was inappropriate, they waved a red flag and held up speech bubbles identifying the specific strategy they had observed. The narrator then engaged with the audience, discussing what had been identified and why it was considered a red flag.

All of the students were a credit to the school, demonstrating maturity, engagement, and thoughtful attitudes throughout the session.

The LUFC Foundation Positive Choices team visited the school on Friday, 26th September to deliver presentations to the entire Year 7 cohort. Officers from Wetherby Young Offenders Institute, along with two guest speakers, shared their personal experiences and the journeys they have been through.

They informed students about the importance of making positive choices and encouraged them to seek help and support when needed. Topics covered included county lines, drug addiction, knife crime, joint enterprise, gang culture, and day-to-day life in prison.
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The LUFC Foundation Positive Choices team visited the school on Friday, 26th September to deliver presentations to the entire Year 7 cohort. Officers from Wetherby Young Offenders Institute, along with two guest speakers, shared their personal experiences and the journeys they have been through.

They informed students about the importance of making positive choices and encouraged them to seek help and support when needed. Topics covered included county lines, drug addiction, knife crime, joint enterprise, gang culture, and day-to-day life in prison.Image attachment
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