Mount St Mary's Catholic High School, Grade II listed Catholic secondary school in Leeds, England.
Mount St Mary's Catholic High School is a secondary school in Leeds with several buildings arranged across the campus. The school teaches students from eleven to sixteen years old across a range of subjects.
The school was founded in 1853 to provide education for girls working in local mills and factories. In 2005 it merged with another school to become the secondary school that exists today.
The school is rooted in Catholic faith and this foundation shapes how teaching and student life unfold here. You can see this reflected in the values the community emphasizes every day.
The campus is walkable and clearly organized with different areas for various activities. It is best to visit outside school hours when the site is less busy and easier to explore.
The building is Grade II listed, meaning it is protected for its historical importance and architectural character. This status reflects how the school has been valued as part of the local heritage.
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