Madeleine Hannant

Madeleine Hannant, Class of 2014.

Graduated from the University of Manchester with a First-Class Honours Degree in Management and Leadership. Whilst at university, Madeleine spent her summers abroad working for the travel company TUI. Additionally, she became a member of the student radio station which helped her to discover her future career path. After graduating, Madeleine began working in TV as a producing runner whilst studying for an MA in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Salford. She now works in local radio for the BBC as a producer.

“I spent 15 years at Bridgewater School and can honestly say that I would not be the person I am today if it wasn’t for the first-class teaching and pastoral care. The smaller classes in Sixth Form enabled me to get the extra support I needed to boost my confidence and allow me to fully understand the work I was set. Also, whilst in Sixth Form I was able to do several extra-curricular activities, which allowed me to develop my skills and try something new.

Simply put, I loved my time at school and Sixth Form, and would go back in a heartbeat.”

I wouldn't be the person I am today if it wasn't for the first-class teaching and pastoral care.


Madeleine Hannant, Class of 2014

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