Students empowered to lead the way

Whether they begin their journey in Kindergarten or Sixth Form, each and every pupil at Bridgewater School is encouraged to lead by example, sharing the values and sense of community to which they contribute.

From day one, students are given opportunities to flourish and become a role model for others, whether participating in the Prep Council, representing our school at home and abroad, or taking on a leadership position.

Leading the senior student body for 2021-22 are: Head Boy Scott Woodford, Head Girl Rowan Blessing, Deputy Head Boy Jonathan Whelan, Deputy Head Girl Maddy Porter, Senior School Liaison Aimee Lawrence and Lydia Hardman, Prep Department Liaison Casey Beesley and Marianne Garcia-Cox, Charity Co-ordinators Callum Roscoe and Harvey Russell, Heads of Student Council Aimee Stiff and Osama Shehata, Publicity Officers Erin-May Hart-Royle and Paul Bigger, and Environmental Officer Mia Fraser.

Elected to represent the Prep Department for the new academic year are Prep Head Boy and Girl Samuel and Ava, supported by their deputies Raj and Maya.

We believe that individuals count. So we are interested in what makes us all different. Not just what makes us the same.


Energising learning for GCSE historians

As part of the school’s Enrichment Programme, our GCSE students recently embarked on a thrilling US History trip aimed at fostering deeper understanding by seeing some of the sites they

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Celebrating creativity: Artist of the Month

Creativity is integral to everything we do, and our value of Inspiration is no more evident than in the vibrant energy of our Art Room. As a community, we celebrate the

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Wood Street Mission Gift Appeal 2024

Every child deserves a magical Christmas, regardless of circumstance. That is why we are once again proud to support Wood Street Mission with their Christmas Gift Appeal. We are reaching

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Students mesmerise with SIX: TEEN EDITION

Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived. This famous rhyme echoed through the halls of Bridgewater School as students took on the challenge of staging SIX: TEEN EDITION, a pop-infused retelling of

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