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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 is a Rights Committed School!

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

  • Premier League Primary Stars football tournament

    On Friday 16th January, a group of our Year 6 boys attended the Premier League Primary Stars football tournament held at the Manchester United Academy, Cliff Training Centre.

  • Starling Workshop - Neuro Diversity Advocates Group

    Our neuro-diverse advocates group of children in Year 5 had their second workshop provided by Starling this morning - Finding Balance. The children participated with great enthusiasm, exploring how their brains and bodies work together as a team.

  • Sportshall Primary Athletics Success

    A great example of determination & teamwork

  • Primary Maths Challenge Success!

    All of our Year 6 pupils took part in the UK’s Primary Maths Challenge this month

  • Raising Money for Children in Need by 25 Acts of Kindness

    We have raised £1,757 for Children in Need through our Acts of Kindness Challenge! Thank you to all our kind children and wonderful parents for your support!

  • Willow Weaving

    Love, Learn, Grow

  • Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament Winners

    Both the girls' and boys' basketball teams have had great success in an interschool basketball competition.

  • Trafford Handball tournament winners!

    We are thrilled to share the fantastic achievements of our pupils at the recent Trafford Handball Tournament! 

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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.