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Bedford High School is an inclusive community where there is a continuous desire to achieve the highest standards. We look forward, with confidence and determination, to providing the very best for each student in our care.

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Well done to all of the students in this weeks success stories!

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📢 YEAR 6 - TRANSITION DATES UPDATED 📢
Due to the residential and trip dates of our feeder primary schools, we have changed the dates of our Transition Events, so that all students can partake in the activities! Please see the updates below. These will be updated in your transition packs that will be sent via post over the next few weeks! 

We are really looking forward to seeing our Class of 2031 in the Summer! 

🗓️ Your first chance to visit us will be at our Transition Evening on Monday 22nd June from 5pm to 6pm in the School Hall, where you and your parents or carers can meet the team and find out more about life at Bedford.

🏫 We also have an exciting Transition Day on Friday 26th June from 8.25am to 3pm. This is your opportunity to spend the day at Bedford and experience what school life will be like. Please come wearing your primary school uniform and trainers.

✉️ You will soon be receiving a transition pack in the post with more details about what to expect at Bedford, and there is a reply slip to send back into school. 

😊 And finally, the big day… your first official day as Bedford students will be Wednesday 2nd September, when the school will be open for Year 7 only to help you settle in. We cannot wait to meet you all very soon!

📢 YEAR 6 - TRANSITION DATES UPDATED 📢
Due to the residential and trip dates of our feeder primary schools, we have changed the dates of our Transition Events, so that all students can partake in the activities! Please see the updates below. These will be updated in your transition packs that will be sent via post over the next few weeks!

We are really looking forward to seeing our Class of 2031 in the Summer!

🗓️ Your first chance to visit us will be at our Transition Evening on Monday 22nd June from 5pm to 6pm in the School Hall, where you and your parents or carers can meet the team and find out more about life at Bedford.

🏫 We also have an exciting Transition Day on Friday 26th June from 8.25am to 3pm. This is your opportunity to spend the day at Bedford and experience what school life will be like. Please come wearing your primary school uniform and trainers.

✉️ You will soon be receiving a transition pack in the post with more details about what to expect at Bedford, and there is a reply slip to send back into school.

😊 And finally, the big day… your first official day as Bedford students will be Wednesday 2nd September, when the school will be open for Year 7 only to help you settle in. We cannot wait to meet you all very soon!
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Year 10 & 11 had a  fixture against Fred Longworth tonight ending in a draw.
It was a closely contested game and gave the girls an excellent opportunity to practise their skills ahead of their practical moderation.

Year 10 & 11 had a fixture against Fred Longworth tonight ending in a draw.
It was a closely contested game and gave the girls an excellent opportunity to practise their skills ahead of their practical moderation.
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Yesterday it was the turn of our Y8 girls rugby team who competed in the Warriors Cup. This was their first run out as a team and they played fantastically well.

The girls competed in the group stages winning 3 games and drawing 1, which meant they progressed to the quarter final. They then played Eddies is a close match, but grit and determination in both defence and attack got them the win. They then played St John Fisher in the semi-final who had some big girls on their team. Despite our best efforts we come up short losing by only one try.

We then played in the 3rd v 4th Playoff final where we used our frustration and turned it into a win. Excellent effort from all the girls. Shoutout to the few Y7’s that also stepped up to play for the Y8 team.

Shout out to Wigan Warriors for organising the day.

Well done girls! #teambedford🏉

Yesterday it was the turn of our Y8 girls rugby team who competed in the Warriors Cup. This was their first run out as a team and they played fantastically well.

The girls competed in the group stages winning 3 games and drawing 1, which meant they progressed to the quarter final. They then played Eddies is a close match, but grit and determination in both defence and attack got them the win. They then played St John Fisher in the semi-final who had some big girls on their team. Despite our best efforts we come up short losing by only one try.

We then played in the 3rd v 4th Playoff final where we used our frustration and turned it into a win. Excellent effort from all the girls. Shoutout to the few Y7’s that also stepped up to play for the Y8 team.

Shout out to Wigan Warriors for organising the day.

Well done girls! #teambedford🏉
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