Pastoral

A successful transition from home to school is essential.  Good home school links and partnerships with parents allow us to develop warm and caring relationships, which aid us in working towards a positive outcome for all involved.

That is why, here within the Bridgewater family, we place great value on the close relationships we build with parents. It is a true partnership, where parents feel fully informed and involved in their children’s learning and our ‘open door’ policy encourages openness and transparency, fostering approachability to all staff.

Bridgewater School Kindergarten

In order for children to learn successfully, they need to be in a secure environment where they feel safe, comfortable and cared for.  Children need to have space where they can relax and rest as well as space to be boisterous and energetic.

Young children make better learning connections in their brains in an enriched environment where adult support and intervention is crucial.  This enables them to build on the skills that they have already acquired.

Parents are kept well informed of their child's progress and value the open door policy of the school.


ISI report 2015

Diary of our Musical Theatre London Trip

By Year 7 students, Sophie Hogan and Aduke Opeyemi. Day 1: An Exciting Start The London trip was certainly a trip we will remember. It was full of fun-filled memories

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Year 9 student makes golfing history

At Bridgewater School we are incredibly proud of our students’ achievements both in and out of the classroom. One shining example is the golfing success of Year 9 student Toby

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Key Stage 1 pupils present Aladdin KIDS

The summer term was an exciting time for our Key Stage 1 pupils as they showcased their budding performance skills in a super production of Disney’s Aladdin KIDS. This special adaptation of

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The Bridge – student magazine

We are excited to announce the launch of our new student editorial magazine, ‘The Bridge’. Our dedicated and enthusiastic student editorial team, led by Sixth Form’s Dalia Yousif and Joseph

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