Opening the door to opportunity

Here at Bridgewater School we believe that education is not just about opening minds but opening the door to exceptional extra-curricular and enrichment opportunities. An eclectic array of sporting, cultural and bonding trips enable students to discover more about the world around them and become the the true individuals that they are.

One such experience is the school ski trip which this year saw a group of Senior and Sixth Form students travel to the US East Coast resort of Cannon Mountain and Waterville Valley within the spectacular White Mountain National Forest. This 5-day trip, which included a brief stop in Boston in addition to the slope-side programme of activities, offered a unique opportunity for development and discovery. The acquisition of new physical skills and knowledge alongside the enhancement of their own personal development proved key in delivering a real sense of achievement for all involved.

Education is not just about opening minds but opening the door to exceptional extra curricular opportunities.


Debate teams shine in public speaking competition

Our Senior School students have recently demonstrated their confidence, critical thinking and communication skills through their participation in two prestigious public speaking competitions, representing the school with distinction on both

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Learning from history – Holocaust testimony

On Friday 23rd January 2026, Bridgewater School was honoured to welcome Holocaust survivor Tomi Komoly BEM for a moving and thought-provoking visit, organised in partnership with the Holocaust Educational Trust

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Production cast welcomes theatre director

On 20th January, our Performing Arts Department was delighted to welcome theatre director and agent Anthony Williams from Keddie Scott Associates, who spent an inspiring and informative session working with

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Busy hands are happy hands

Miss Armstrong, kindergarten teacher and Early Learning practitioner, explains the importance of helping young learners develop their fine motor skills… As a teacher of Early Learning, I cannot stress strongly

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