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St. Edmund's Catholic School is a secondary school in Compton area of Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. Attending students are aged eleven to nineteen. It is a specialist Maths and Computing College. The Building Schools for the Future program is investing £300 million into improving the school over the next 15 years^[1].

The name of the school comes from the influence of St. Edmund Campion^[2], an English Jesuit priest and martyr, and holds the motto "To Love and Serve the Lord". See Edmund Campion

Consortiums

It is in a consortium with both St. Peter's Collegiate School and the Girls' High School. St. Edmund's has strong links with its Wolverhampton-based feeder schools^[3]: St. Bernadette’s (in Wombourne), St. Christopher’s (in Codsall in Staffordshire), The Giffard, SS. Mary & John’s, St. Michael’s (in Penn), St. Teresa’s (in Parkfields).

Teachings

St. Edmund's Catholic School Aims^[4]:

• To carry out our work within the school and the wider community on the basis of relationships founded on Christ’s teachings
• To develop the abilities of each student to their greatest extent
• To maintain a moral and caring atmosphere within the school that reflects the teachings of the Gospels
• To build a strong and productive partnership with our parents, primary schools and parishes
• To make sure that each member of the school community feels valued and experiences equality of treatment and opportunity
• To prepare students for the wider world and to encourage in them respect for other traditions and faiths

References

External links

• St. Edmund's School