Location

Set amid four acres of woodland within the delightful, village location of Worsley, Greater Manchester, Bridgewater School has an enviable semi-rural setting just seven miles from Manchester City Centre and is well served by the motorway network and major road links. So, for the many students who travel here from outside our immediate catchment area, getting here could not be more convenient.

However making it easier for you is our priority, which we why we operate a reliable School Transport Service for all ages, from Early Years right through to Sixth Form and provide practical wraparound care for those times when you need assistance with your busy schedule. If you need an early start to your day or are unable to collect your child straight from school, you can take advantage of our Extended Day facility. To make it even more helpful, no advance booking is required.

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Bridgewater School
Drywood Hall, Worsley Road, Worsley, Manchester, M28 2WQ

Tel : 0161 794 1463
Email: admin@bwslive.co.uk

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Bridgewater will not only help you to reach your goals, it will enable you to exceed them.


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