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    Welcome to Bowdon Church School

    'I have come that they might have life and have it in abundance'

    John 10:10

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    What's Happening?

  • BCS achieves Silver Award in Neuro-Diversity in Education

    In 2025 -26 the school took part in the PiNS Project (Partnership for inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools). This programme is a collaborative national initiative across England designed to help mainstream primary schools better support neurodiverse children. 

  • BCS is a Rights Committed School!

    We are delighted to announce that we are on the journey to become a UNICEF-accredited Rights Respecting School!

  • What a Book Bus success!

    A HUGE thank you to all our wonderful families for supporting our very first Book Bus visit to Bowdon Church School!

  • Harvest Festival

    Thank you to all our families for such an amazing response!

  • Boys football league & Dodgeball Competition

    This week's sports updates

  • Macbeth

    Year 6 were treated to a production of Macbeth today, which they will use to inspire their writing this Autumn. They were buzzing afterwards and made the following reports:

  • Girls' football — inter-schools competition at the Etihad Stadium

    On Monday, a group of our Year 6 girls had the fantastic opportunity to represent BCS at an inter-schools football competition held at the Etihad Stadium.

  • Celebrating musical talents

    Last Thursday was the school’s Spring Concert where the orchestra were able to share the music they have been working on this term.

  • Author and illustrator Sophy Henn draw along

    Our Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children had the pleasure of meeting inspirational author and illustrator Sophy Henn

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    At Bowdon Church School our commitment to safeguarding the welfare of pupils is given the highest priority. As a school, governing body and staff we have worked to develop and maintain a ‘culture of vigilance’ to ensure that signs and symptoms of abuse are recognised, thus the opportunity for those wishing to cause harm to children is drastically reduced.