- Students at Bridgnorth Endowed School produced another fantastic set of results ...
- National Citizen Service is a nation-wide scheme for Year 11s taking place this ...
- Please use the following link to the Shropshire Council website if you want to ...
- Great Britain hockey star Sally Walton visited school on Friday 9th March. The...
- It has been another great year of exam results for the Bridgnorth Sixth Form Par...
- Payment for school meals is via an online service called +Pay which is part of...
- Jordan Clarke in year 10 at Bridgnorth Endowed has been nominated through the 'C...
- Bridgnorth Endowed who host the Engineering Diploma for students in SE Shropsh...
- Thunks are the brain child of Independent Thinking Guru Ian Gilbert. He descri...
Welcome to the Bridgnorth Endowed School website
BES supports Aquaid
By swapping to Aquaid for our point of use, mains-fed cool water in school we will also be providing clean water for hundreds of people in Africa...
Easter BESPOKE
The Easter edition of our Bespoke magazine is now available to read...
School collects award
We were delighted to collect an award for excellent attendance at the Shropshire Attendance Awards. Our improved attendance...
New HISTORY section
The 'history of the school' section has been revised, and is now available to view. It also includes information about the three men our House system is named after.
Alumni section
The website now has a new section for our school Alumni. We would love to hear from past students and staff...Headteacher's Stars of the Week
Matt Clayton, Ben Leather, Thor Preston, Jordan Richards, Beth Read, Rebecca Sykes, Holly-Ann Welburn, Laura Yates, Kennedy Round and Lauren Sherry (French); Becky Miller, Jess Jones, Amy Marsh, Alex Barker, Alex Daly, Jordan Rix (Spanish).
These year 11 students are completing an AS in French or Spanish and have made excellent progress throughout the year. They have supported each other in lessons, worked well as revision buddies, always looked to the positives in times of hard work and stress and have been well supported by their teachers. Congratulations on your achievements so far, we look forward to celebrating your results with you in August.
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Student carries Olympic flameJordan Clarke in year 10 at Bridgnorth Endowed has been nominated through the 'Coca-Cola Future Flames' initiative to take part in the Olympic torch relay. ThunkThunks are the brain child of Independent Thinking Guru Ian Gilbert. He describes them as 'a beguilingly simple-looking question about everyday things that stops you in your tracks and helps you start looking at the world in a whole new light. At the same time it encourages you to engage in verbal fisticuffs with the people sitting next to you and, if used properly, always leads to severe brain ache!' Here is our school 'Thunk for the Week': "Is someone with artificial legs less human than someone with their own legs?"Engage 4 LifeNational Citizen Service is a nation-wide scheme for Year 11s taking place this summer! Up to 30,000 young people will have the opportunity to get involved across England and Engage4life will be delivering over 500 places in Bath & North East Somerset, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. Great Britain hockey star Sally Walton visits school
Great Britain hockey star Sally Walton visited school on Friday 9th March. The visit comes as part of a nationwide programme, the Hockey Nation, which will see British Olympic hockey players visit events involving more than 450 secondary schools over the next two months. The ‘Come and Meet’ sessions will give thousands of youngsters the chance to try In2Hockey, a version of hockey for 10 to 14 year olds, ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games this summer. Best ever GCSE results at Bridgnorth Endowed School for third year runningStudents at Bridgnorth Endowed School produced another fantastic set of results as the school records a 22% rise in exam results in three years. The outstanding results achieved by the students of Bridgnorth Endowed School are a testament to the hard work and high expectations by both staff and students over the last year and the excellent support students receive from home. Term datesDates for this coming term:
For all upcoming term dates please see the school calendar here |
Students get 'hands-on' with an Olympic torch
Bridgnorth Endowed who host the Engineering Diploma for students in SE Shropshire were privileged to hear Andrew Williams the managing Director of Bullfinch (Gas Equipment) Ltd speak about their design and development of the burner for the Olympic Torch. Visits by Year 6 studentsYear 6 students allocated to Hardwicke house will visit the school on Monday June 25th, those allocated to
Rowley will visit Wednesday 27th, and students allocated to
Washbrook will visit on Friday 29th June. Students will be allocated to a House by the week beginning 20th June, once all students have been visited allowing their preferences to be listened to and following conversations with each year 6 teacher. Please follow this link to read more about the process and what to expect in your first days with us at BES! Payment for school meals
In the future you should also be able to pay for other school related items including school trips, uniform and more, via this method. You will find the website via the login link in the side navigation on this site (look for the logo) or by going to www.parentmail.co.uk . ParentMail allows us to send text messages and emails to parents to keep them fully up to date with all that is going on in BES. Whether it be notification of special events, Parents’ Evenings, or forthcoming examinations for example, it is our way of ensuring you are kept fully in the picture. This service is free to all parents. If you have not yet enrolled with Bridgnorth Endowed School for this service, call Jill Pardoe on 01746 760393 to register your email address and mobile phone number now! It’s all free and you can help us keep our paper costs down too! Free School Meals Please use the following link to the Shropshire Council website if you want to find out more about applying for free school meals. You can also find out if you qualify for free school meals, and how to get help to apply should you need it: Information on free school meals, qualifying and how to apply Great year for the Bridgnorth Sixth Form partnershipIt has been another great year of exam results for the Bridgnorth Sixth Form Partnership and Head teachers Sarah Godden of Oldbury Wells School and Phil Loveday of Bridgnorth Endowed school would like to extend their congratulations to all of their students. |
Payment for school meals is via an online service called 
