Summary of the day by violet williams Year 7 went on a trip on Tuesday to Worcester Racecourse with the Maths Department. We arrived at 9:30 and went to a room full of notebooks and jockey uniform to wear. It was a day of maths and everyone enjoyed it. We started in the weighing room
Winner – Again! To back up our success of winning in 2024, we have again been named as Independent School of the Year at the Worcestershire Education Awards held last night at the Bank House hotel. Feel free to ‘boast’ about your school’s success and to post on socials or forward the email… 2 years running.
Year 4 pupils at Bowbrook House School travelled back in time to 1897, as part of their Crime and Punishment Day.
Dear Parents, There is never a good time for bad news… Please see link below to my latest video with regards to VAT on school fees and the implications for 2025 – 2026 academic year.https://youtu.be/hNfL_AndcYEAlso attached is the fee schedule for 2025- 2026. This will soon go up on the school’s website. In giving over one full
Year 4 pupils from Bowbrook House School enjoyed an exciting trip to the West Midlands Police Museum as part of their history topic on Crime and Punishment.
Bowbrook House School are a finalist in the INDEPENDENT SCHOOL OF THE YEAR Award category of the Worcestershire Education Awards 2025
Silver Medal for Bowbrook School’s Isla Stavrou in the British Schools Skiing Championships:
Yr11 enjoyed 1000 years of immersive medical history this morning at the Palace Theatre, Redditch. The Doctor’s show consolidated knowledge within their GCSE history Britain and Health module and included grade boosting workshops. The pupils were reassured that much of the content was familiar to them and that parts extended their knowledge and understanding. My
An exciting week ahead, please refer to the Arts Week Overview for information about the opportunities that are on offer, including break and lunch activities, The Animal Man, competitions , Bowbrook’s Got Talent and Curriculum Alive Day!
A review by Ayana G and Charlie R of Year 10: Dying to Drive, run by Hereford and Worcester Fire Service, helps the next generation of drivers to understand the risks that may occur when driving, or just being a passenger. The workshops spread awareness about everyday distractions that people lose their lives to, why seatbelts are
On Friday of this week the S11 Business group travelled down the M5 with Mr Mills to the Walls Ice Cream factory in Gloucester and were immersed into the world of big business, operations, health, safety, production methods, HR and much more. We were given a talk by some excellent individuals within the business and
