Two lucky youngsters from Bridgnorth Endowed School have been selected to go on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Asia to take part in a huge international scouting event for 14 to 17-year-olds next summer. Evie Spencer and Leo Davies, both from Year 9, are set to join the UK Contingent and travel to South Korea for …
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Written by Ava Heffernan, Year 8 – Student News Team During lockdown, Year 8 student, Eva Spickernell, discovered her passion for writing in a newspaper she wrote with her friend. The project was such a huge success that the girls received local press coverage and a surprise lunch invitation from Captain Tom’s family. Looking back, …
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Hundreds of essential items have been generously donated to the local food bank after an overwhelming response to the annual Bridgnorth Endowed School appeal. For the eighth year running, BES rose to the challenge to support Bridgnorth Food Bank’s fantastic efforts in helping those who need emergency food assistance. Over the past week, students and …
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We’re delighted to share the news that a second Bridgnorth Endowed School pupil was presented with a Young Good Citizen award by West Mercia Police last Thursday evening. Logan Pope, from Year 9, received the award from Sergeant Kate Øen and PCSO Mandy Leek for a long list of merits, including fundraising, volunteering and, most …
The overall winner of this year’s Languages Department Christmas card competition has been announced as Amelie from Year 9. The theme of the competition was Christmas traditions from other countries and pupils were asked to research and design a card featuring a foreign language. Amelie’s card was based on an Italian Christmas and depicts the …
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A Bridgnorth Endowed student, who was nominated for a Young Good Citizen Award earlier in the year, had a surprise visit from West Mercia Police at school on Friday. Sam Lewis, from Year 10, received his award from West Mercia’s Assistant Chief Constable, Rachel Jones, in recognition of his tremendous fundraising efforts for the British …
It was smiles all round when the newly-appointed form representatives and peer mentors were awarded their badges of honour during a School Council meeting this morning. The form representatives, who are essential in promoting Bridgnorth Endowed’s Student Voice, represent the ideas and views of their tutor groups at School Council meetings and provide feedback on …
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A group of nine Year 9 students have been announced as Bridgnorth Endowed’s new Peer Mentors and are poised to play a vital role within the school. The newly-appointed team are tasked with supporting pupils from Years 7 to 9 by providing general advice and guidance, and signposting people and resources where needed. As positive …
Bridgnorth Endowed honoured those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country at a touching Armistice Remembrance event held in school on Thursday morning. Led by Year 11 students, Ollie Fowler and James Pennington, the ceremony was attended by dozens of pupils and staff, including uniformed representatives from the Cadets, Guides and Scouts. Ahead of …
Congratulations to Thomas Clayden and Ellie Conner who have been announced as the new Head Boy and Head Girl for this academic year. Tom is studying GCSE triple science, French, geography and computer science, and in the future hopes to do something with computers, such as cyber security. His hobbies include swimming and badminton, and …
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