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TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

A relentless desire to achieve the highest standards is a hallmark of our school and we look forward, with confidence and determination, to providing the very best for each student in our care.

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

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The Y8 girls played against St John Fisher yesterday in the semi-final of the knockout cup. A frustrating game for the girls with things not quite clicking in place led to St John Fisher taking the win. Lots to learn from and still lots of positives to take from the game. The girls will regroup at training on Tuesday before they play their next game on Wednesday! 🏉 POM - Annabella C

The Y8 girls played against St John Fisher yesterday in the semi-final of the knockout cup. A frustrating game for the girls with things not quite clicking in place led to St John Fisher taking the win. Lots to learn from and still lots of positives to take from the game. The girls will regroup at training on Tuesday before they play their next game on Wednesday! 🏉 POM - Annabella C ... See MoreSee Less

The Yoto Carnegies are the UK’s longest running and best-loved children’s book awards, recognising outstanding reading experiences created through writing and illustration in books for children and young people. A national reading for pleasure initiative, the Yoto Carnegie Shadowing Scheme engages thousands of children and young people in reading the books on the shortlist via reading groups in schools with dedicated educational reading resources and promotional materials to support each shortlist. Each year young people who take part in the scheme are invited to vote for their favourite books to win.

We have set up our very own Carnegie Book Club in Bedford High School Library. Our richest readers have been chosen as they have a love and passion for reading! This is an opportunity for students to discover new books, engage with their fellow students and complete high quality writing pieces inspired by the books. Students will also come together to decide which is their favourite book and who they want to win. 

We are looking forward to deciding who the winner is! 🏆

The Yoto Carnegies are the UK’s longest running and best-loved children’s book awards, recognising outstanding reading experiences created through writing and illustration in books for children and young people. A national reading for pleasure initiative, the Yoto Carnegie Shadowing Scheme engages thousands of children and young people in reading the books on the shortlist via reading groups in schools with dedicated educational reading resources and promotional materials to support each shortlist. Each year young people who take part in the scheme are invited to vote for their favourite books to win.

We have set up our very own Carnegie Book Club in Bedford High School Library. Our richest readers have been chosen as they have a love and passion for reading! This is an opportunity for students to discover new books, engage with their fellow students and complete high quality writing pieces inspired by the books. Students will also come together to decide which is their favourite book and who they want to win.

We are looking forward to deciding who the winner is! 🏆
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Congratulations to our Year 8 & 9 students on reaching over 500 achievement points this year!

Congratulations to our Year 8 & 9 students on reaching over 500 achievement points this year! ... See MoreSee Less

The Year 9 boys Rugby team travelled to Warrington this week to play St. Gregory’s Catholic High School in the Knockout plate competition. In the first half Bedford struggled to contain a big, physical St. Gregory’s side and found themselves a couple of tries behind at half time. A much better showing in the second half, saw Bedford score a well-worked try and play much better in both attack and defence. St Gregory’s ran out eventual winners 20-4. A decent effort from a Bedford side who were missing some key players.

The Year 9 boys Rugby team travelled to Warrington this week to play St. Gregory’s Catholic High School in the Knockout plate competition. In the first half Bedford struggled to contain a big, physical St. Gregory’s side and found themselves a couple of tries behind at half time. A much better showing in the second half, saw Bedford score a well-worked try and play much better in both attack and defence. St Gregory’s ran out eventual winners 20-4. A decent effort from a Bedford side who were missing some key players. ... See MoreSee Less

The issue with the food and drink element of Wisepay has been resolved and you will now be able to top up your child's account.

Thank you for your patience.
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