former Liverpool collegiate School

Designed by the same architect as St George's Hall,
The main purpose of the school was to provide the sons of the middle classes with a suitable education incorporating a combination of scientific, commercial and religious instruction.
At its opening the college was divided into three schools; Upper, Middle (sometimes referred to as the Modern school) and the Lower (also called the Commercial) Schools. In 1884 the Upper School moved to a site on Lodge lane whilst the middle and Commercial schools remained at Shaw Street.
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