Upper Third Archie is the first pupil in the College to achieve the coveted Gold badge for positive points! Archie and Mrs J Ward, Head of Upper Third sat down for a chat to discuss his excellent achievements.

Culture Week is an event organised by the Bedian Diversity Initiative, a student-led group committed to promoting an appreciation of diversity at St. Bede’s College.

The success of Prep 6’s rendition of “Von Trapped!” serves as a shining example of the power of the arts in education.

I am thrilled to share some wonderful news with you – our school inspection report has been released, and I am so pleased with our feedback! The report reflects the dedication and hard work of our incredible students, teachers, staff, and the entire school community.

I am thrilled to share some wonderful news with you – our school inspection report has been released, and I am so pleased with our feedback! The report reflects the dedication and hard work of our incredible students, teachers, staff, and the entire school community.

In the fourth issue of The Sixth Form Review our students bring us an engaging journey through college life.

We are absolutely thrilled to see the return of our celebrated department magazine. Our theme for this edition was Historical Mysteries. This volume has been brilliantly edited by Aaron Ankrah and has been causing quite a stir around College – people have been coming up to me wanting to talk about Richard III!

The commitment of our pupils, staff and parents to the success of our musical production was inspiring. Months of hard work paid off and Legally Blonde filled the College with outstanding performances and happy faces.

It is with nothing but joy and gratitude that I write to you on the last day of term in 2023. This month we celebrated the coming of Our Saviour.

Lower Sixth A-Level Maths and Further Maths students, embarked on a study trip to King’s Conference Centre Manchester for the Maths in Action live event.

Elevating Education: St. Bede’s College paves the way for innovative learning globally.

Throughout the month, our pupils were encouraged to reflect on this value and consider their significance in their daily lives.

Alvaro Tintore Espuny arrived at St. Bede’s at the beginning of this academic year. In this letter of introduction, he tells us more about his origins and the story of his vocation to the priesthood.

The new The Sixth Form Review is here! In this issue Sixth Form students focus on taking a closer look at the learning process, and much more.

Vicky from the L4 interviewed Dara from the L6 about Anti-Bullying Week which is celebrated annually in November.

October, though a short month for us due to half term, has been a great one for our pupils. We started the month preparing great displays to show their work all around the school; many of the more-than 500 people who attended Open Morning commented on how inspiring it was to see their achievements being celebrated.

We are absolutely thrilled to see the return of our celebrated department magazine. Our theme for this edition was Historical Mysteries. This volume has been brilliantly edited by Aaron Ankrah and has been causing quite a stir around College – people have been coming up to me wanting to talk about Richard III!

Google for Education’s Reference School programme is a prestigious project in which schools and teachers around the world collaborate to digitally transform classrooms and use technology as a teaching resource to improve the learning process. Find out all the details at an exclusive event on 30th November.

What a wonderful and intense start to our academic year!
It was fantastic to welcome the pupils back after their summer holidays. The U3 students’ earlier start helped them settle and familiarise themselves with the College facilities in a calm way and they very quickly began to confidently manage the school day.

L6 students volunteer at the Diocese of Salford annual pilgrimage to Lourdes. The theme of the week was to ‘Go and tell the priests to build a chapel here’.

It was a morning of immense pride and delight as the Upper Fifth pupils were welcomed back to celebrate their GCSE results.