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1. balshaws.org.ukBalshaw’s Church of England High School

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   Find out the latest news, events and information about Balshaw’s, a high-performing school in Lancashire. Learn about the Lenten Charity Fundraising, Interhouse Sport Competitions and KS4 Options process.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Balshaw's_Church_of_EnglandBalshaw's Church of England High School - Wikipedia

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   Balshaw's CE High School is a comprehensive Church of England secondary school located on Church Road in Leyland, England . Location. It is situated on Church Road in Leyland, England just south of the B5248 in the east of Leyland, close to the West Coast Main Line, and 546 yards (500m) west of the M6 . History and events. Foundation.

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4. www.get-information-schools.service.gov.ukBalshaw's Church of England High School - GOV.UK

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   http://www.balshaws.org.uk (opens in new tab) Telephone. 01772421009. Ofsted rating. Good (Last inspection: 3 February 2023) Ofsted report (opens in new tab) Data from other services. Compare School and College Performance in England (opens in new tab) Religious character.

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   Where is Balshaw's CE High School?

   • Balshaw's CE High School is a comprehensive Church of England secondary school located on Church Road in Leyland, England . It is situated on Church Road in Leyland, England just south of the B5248 in the east of Leyland, close to the West Coast Main Line, and 546 yards (500m) west of the M6 . The school was founded by Richard Balshaw in 1782.

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   Is Balshaw's Church of England a good school?

   • Balshaw’s Church of England High School is a school with long traditions and a reputation second to none for academic excellence. The original school was founded by a local businessman, Richard Balshaw, in 1782. The present building dates from 1931 with major additions of facilities completed in 1984 and in 2003-05.

   About the School | Balshaw’s Church of England High School

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   How do I contact Balshaw's Church of England High School?

   • Balshaw's Church of England High School Enquiries will be dealt with initially by a member of our office team - Dr N Breen, Mrs A Coles, Mrs D Newsome, Mrs W Peach, Miss H Swift and Mrs C Vosper. You can complete the email form at the end of this page, call school on 01772 421009, or contact us via School Synergy here.

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   What makes Balshaw a great school?

   • One of the most outstanding features of the Balshaw’s curriculum is its breadth of subjects that all students are able to access leading to the widest range of pathways. It enables students to achieve the highest levels of academic success and maximise their potential. All students have access to all elements of the curriculum outlined below:

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