PLEASE NOTE:

We have been made aware that a local sports shop is selling a copy of our school blazer. Parents should note that they buy these at their own risk. If the blazers have not been sourced from our preferred manufacturer it may not be as serviceable and hard-wearing. If the appearance is clearly non-uniform when compared to existing blazers bough theough our official suppliers school will have no option but to ask for a replacement to be bought and worn.

Welcome

Welcome to the official St. Monica's RC High School website. You can visit many different areas of the school. You can browse through past events, scroll through the different departments and walk around the school in the tour.

If ever you come across a broken link or just something which doesn't seem right please do not hesitate in contacting us by e-mailing: stmonicas@bury.gov.uk

Enjoy Your Visit And Visit Us Again Soon!

Faith And Religion At St. Monica's

St Monica's is proud to house its own chapel. Jesus Christ is central to our school. His revelation, communicated through the Church, provides purpose and direction. As a Roman Catholic school, St Monica's is conducted in accordance with the rites, practices and observations of the Roman Catholic faith. Religious Education is given according to the doctrines and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

St. Monica's Contact Information

St. Monica's RC High School
Bury Old Road,
Prestwich,
Manchester,
M25 1JH
Tel: 0161 773 6436
Fax: 0161 773 7155

Head Teacher
Mr F McCarron M Ed

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