Proud to be part of the
Co-op Academies Trust
Welcome to
Co-op Academy Bebington
Education is about providing life chances. We pride ourselves on delivering opportunities inside and beyond the classroom. We offer traditional and non-traditional courses augmented by our farm and construction facilities. These provide exciting learning opportunities enabling students to achieve in line with their interests and abilities. Our aim is to improve the health & wellbeing, employability and life chances of young people.
A Warm Welcome
From our Headteacher
Jane Whisker, Headteacher
I am delighted to begin my journey as Headteacher of Co-op Academy Bebington, a school where ambition, inclusivity, and kindness are at the heart of everything we do.
Cooking Competition
13th March 2026Yesterday, we held our heat of the Co-op Academies Trust Cookery Competition, with 14 KS3 students taking part. Working in pairs, they had just one hour to make a pizza from scratch! Our panel of three judges all agreed that the winners were Max and Ollivor with their inventive Indian spiced pizz...
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Sunlight Soap Challenge
12th February 2026As part of the Sunlight Soap Challenge, run by the Port Sunlight Village Trust in conjunction with Unilever, a number of Wirral secondary schools were invited to take part. The challenge involved students studying both how soap is made and how Lord Leverhulme pioneered not only the branding and m...
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Co-op Academy Bebington Internship Programme 2026
02nd February 2026In partnership with the Get Into Teaching, we are offering undergraduates the opportunity to experience teaching via our Teaching Internships Programme. You'll need to: Be interested in teaching Chemistry, Computing, Maths, Physics, Design & Technology or Modern Foreign Languages...
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Our School Overview
Awarded the Quality In Careers Standard
Trips that took place in 22/23
All students in our 6th Form go on to their first choice university, apprenticeship or employment
School farm accessed by students across their studies
What do people say?
Pupils, and students in the sixth form, thrive. They know that leaders and teachers have high expectations of them and they rise to meet them. Academically, all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), benefit from an ambitious and carefully designed curriculum.
Ofsted 2023
In this welcoming community, pupils are kind and tolerant towards each other. They are clear that the school is a place where everyone is free to be themselves.
Ofsted 2023
Discriminatory behaviour or bullying is never tolerated. Pupils know that they can talk to staff and that they will be listened to. They feel safe and happy.