St. Mary's College, Blackburn
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St Mary's College, Blackburn, Lancashire, UK was established by the Marist Fathers some time ago. It is now a modern college institute for students aged between 16 and 18. Most students are taking what is known in the UK as "Advanced-Levels" (A-Levels) or, if in the first year; "Advanced, Subsidiary Levels" (AS-Levels).(in cairns)
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[edit] New Developments
St. Mary’s College officially opened its latest £1m building, The Finley-Stokes Centre on Friday, 18th March.
The building was opened by The Right Reverend Thomas Burns who is Bishop of the Forces. Bishop Burns is an ex-teacher at St. Mary’s also a member of the Marist community who have been trustees of the College since its founding in 1925.
The building has been named in honour of Mr. Michael Finley who retired as Principal of the College at the end of March and Mr Peter Stokes Deputy Principal who died in May 2004.
Currently 2 new buildings for science and performing arts are being constructed behind the college. With the science block's target completion date being August 2007.
[edit] Trivia
The college was mostly built on the old football ground of Blackburn Olympic FC.
[edit] Courses
- 16-19 A-Level Courses
- Degree Courses
- Adult / Evening Courses
- Enhancement Courses
[edit] Website
- St marys website Visit for latest news and events
- St marys moodle Students entrance. Keep up to date with work
