The Leavers’ Ball this year was again hosted by Mr Allen, the Headmaster and the staff in the marquee in the grounds of the school. Black jack tables and roulette wheels with ‘artificial’ money, a chocolate fountain and as a suprise this year, a giant inflatable gladiator arena! All of Year 10 and year 11
Nursery and reception class were ‘over the moon’ when they received a letter form the Queen! The class had all made a birthday card for Her Majesty’s 90th birthday celebrations and had walked to the local post office to buy a stamp and post it off…bu they never anticiated a reply! The Queen’s private secretary
Saturday October 1st 2016. Open Morning. A chance to be shown round the school by senior pupils and to see the school in action. Art, music, drama, sport and science will be on display. The morning runs from 9.30 a.m. through to 12.00 noon. There is no need to book but it helps make your
Year 7 and 8 visit to Paris: 28 students from Years 7 & 8 spent the Easter weekend in Paris. The discomfort of the rather anti-social timing of the ferry crossing (1.00 a.m.!) was largley off-set by the exciting activities arranged on arrival at the accommodation on the outskirts of Paris. The pupils (and staff)
Fantastic news from the Olympic pool…Guy Anderson Year 10 and Jacob Elliott Year 9 again gained medal success swimming for the Midlands team at the national Swimming Gala. Guy Anderson, 5th in his 100m Backstoke, 4th in the Medley relay and a Bronze medal in the Freestayle relay. Jacob Elliott meanwhile as one of the
National recognition on two fronts for Bowbrook House School this year. The school was a nominated finalist in two categories at the National ISA Awards evening: Firstly the ‘ISA Award for excellence and innovation in Provision’, that is our curriculum at key Stages 3 & 4 and how we meet the needs of the individual
Bowbrook House School pupils have covered themselves in glory in a variety of events. From Tennis and Squash to sailing, Dragon Boating and the Modern pentathlon. County champions and even National champions. Headmaster Chris Allen proudly states “We may be a small school but we value the individual talents of our pupils, some of whom
Once again Year 11 have done us proud. For those who like statistics: 100% A* – E77% got 5+ GCSE grades A* – Cwith 29% A and A* grades. Some subject such as Maths 100% A* – C with 44% A/A* did very well. As did English Lit. Biology, Chemistry,Geography, and GCSE PE all achieving
Congratulations to Jacob Elliott of Year 8 who has won Gold at the ISA National Swimming Finals at the Olympic Pool in London. Jacob swam at the Olympic Park and won the 50m Breastroke medal for the Midlands. He also swam in the Medley relay and Freestyle relay for the Midlands ISA team, winning Silver
Congratulations to Megan Evans of Year 9 who has won the Worcestershire Schools championship at Gaudet luce golf Club. megan was the best gross scoring girl in the U16 category despite being an U14! She therefor has won through to the National Finals to take place at Muxloe Golf Club in Leicestershire. Congratulations to Megan
Our next Open Morning will be held on Saturday 9th May from 9.30 a.m. – 12.00 noon. Parents, children and visitors will have the chance to have an informal look around the school. Year 10 and Year 11 pupils will act as guides. Various activities and displays will help the current pupils bring the school
Aless Enwright of Year 11 taken part in and won the GB Irish Dance Championships held this year at Bognor Regis. Aless is part of a 16 strong senior figure team and trains five times a week with them. Their winning dance was to ‘The tides of Stranford Loch’ and told the story of how Christianity