Liverpool Life Sciences recently welcomed Steve Buck, Plant Manager at Ford Halewood and Antonia, Head of Europe at Ford Philanthropy, for a visit to explore the opportunities available to students through our partnership with Ford Philanthropy.
During his visit, Steve and Antonia toured our 3D-printing farm, our brand-new facility and met students who are using the technology to develop projects and enhance their technical skills.
Life Sciences UTC is a specialist school for 14 to 19-year-olds, offering an education focused on life sciences, healthcare and engineering alongside core academic subjects. Students benefit from close links with employers and universities, real-world work placements and industry-informed teaching that prepares them for careers in these fields.
Liverpool Life Sciences UTC helps students to thrive in the ever-evolving life sciences and healthcare sectors and this August, students are celebrating another year of strong results across a wide range of subjects.
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At the CUC6, the sixth form shared by Liverpool Life Sciences UTC and The Studio School, our student leadership team plays a vital role in shaping the culture, opportunities and ambitions of the sixth form community.
Students at Liverpool Life Sciences explored cutting-edge science and innovation during British Science Week 2026.
Our students excelled leading Primary School Science Outreach, judging the NST Science Solutions competition, and engaging with industry partners including MAST Group and Unilever.
The Year 12 AstraZeneca Poster Showcase marked the conclusion of the third year of the AstraZeneca Vaccine Challenge, an established project designed to develop students’ scientific knowledge, research skills and professional communication. The showcase gave students the opportunity to present their vaccine designs using an academic poster format, mirroring the style and expectations of professional scientific conferences.
Connie, one of our Year 13 students, recently delivered an exceptional live demonstration at Liverpool John Moores University as part of the Innovation and Disruptive Technologies for Future Engineering and Technology event.
As we approach the end of the year, we’re reflecting on some of the exciting things that happened in Liverpool – and the innovative changes that continue to happen – that our students can benefit from across the Liverpool City Region over the next few years. With investments, collaborations and developments continuing, it has led to many skilled jobs being created that our students can get involved in.
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On Wednesday, 3rd December 2025, we proudly hosted our first Scholars Celebration Evening, bringing together families, staff and students to recognise the outstanding achievements of our Scholars from both Ignite and Year 10. The event marked a significant moment for our growing Scholars Programme, celebrating the dedication, curiosity and ambition our young people demonstrate every day.
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At Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, every week brings remarkable experiences that shape our students’ futures.
