Blessed Carlo Acutis Catholic and Church of England Academy

This modern Catholic and Church of England Academy sits on the outskirts of Frodsham, named after Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager canonised in 2020. It's not a historical monument you'd typically visit for its architecture or grounds - it's a working secondary school, so access will depend entirely on whether there's an open day or community event on. That said, if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks - Lady Heyes or The Ridgeway Country Holiday Park - and you're curious about contemporary faith-based education in Cheshire, it's worth checking their website for public events or tours. The dual Catholic and Church of England affiliation makes it fairly unique in the region, reflecting growing interfaith collaboration in schools. For families with older children, understanding how modern British schools blend religious traditions can be genuinely interesting. The academy opened relatively recently, so the buildings themselves are contemporary rather than atmospheric. Realistically, this isn't a standalone tourist draw - you won't find yourself heading here on a rainy afternoon for entertainment. But if you're based nearby at Lady Heyes Glamping (cracking reviews, that one) and the school is hosting something open to visitors, it could add an educational dimension to your trip. Ring ahead before you visit. Frodsham itself, just a short drive away, offers considerably more to actually do and see.