English Martyrs Catholic Primary School has brought Social Signature to life in a truly inspiring way, creating a culture where every child is encouraged to discover their strengths and make a positive impact. Their recent nine-page presentation captures a journey filled with creativity, kindness, and a strong sense of community

On Monday 16th March, the Lake House in Crosby hosted a vibrant Social Signature event, supported by Sefton CVS, bringing together schools, local council representatives, and community members to celebrate and spread the word about the initiative.

The Thursday Club was the inspiration behind Social Signature, it’s where it all began. On 9 March 1966, a small group of dedicated volunteers in Liverpool hosted the very first Thursday Club meeting, a youth club for young adults with learning disabilities.

Three pupils from English Martyrs Catholic School enjoyed an unforgettable experience when they travelled to Toxteth, Liverpool, to meet His Royal Highness Prince William.

Princes Village will be the first school built entirely on the principles of Social Signature; a place where every child has a sense of belonging, every voice is valued, and everyone can discover and express who they are.