Statham Lodge hosts perfect Prom 2024 for St Gregory's Catholic High School

Heidi Summerfield

5 July 2024 at 0:00 pm·1-min read

Statham Lodge hosts perfect Prom 2024 for St Gregory's Catholic High School

STATHAM Lodge was the perfect venue for Prom 2024.

Year 11 students at St Greg’s Catholic High School danced the night away on Thursday, June 27.

Youngsters across Warrington have been letting their hair down and celebrating the end of their GCSEs as they attended their leavers’ prom.

With exams a distant memory and results day later this summer, youngsters have been marking the end of their school days with a night of special celebrations.

We asked every high school in Warrington if we could cover their prom night and this year we will have pictures from:

Great Sankey High School

Penketh High School

Culcheth High School

King’s Leadership Academy

St Gregory’s Catholic High School

Bridgewater High School

Beamont Collegiate Academy

Lymm High School

Birchwood Community High School

Cardinal Newman Catholic High School

Our photographers were out capturing all the action as students arrived ready to party and parents, students and teachers have also sent in their favourite images of the events.

Photos of students at St Gregory’s Catholic High School were taken by school staff and Tony Longmore of F11 photography.

Use the link at the bottom of the page to share photos of St Gregory’s Catholic High School students.

If your teenager went to a different high school, share their photos here or use the links above.

St Gregory's Catholic High School

St Gregory's Catholic High School (Image: supplied)

St Gregory's Catholic High School

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