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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!

  • National Storytelling Week

    As part of National Storytelling Week, the children across school have been taking part in lots of reading for pleasure activities, including author workshops arranged by the National Literacy Trust.

  • Y5 Road Trip around the USA using VR

    On Wednesday, Year 5 enjoyed a thrilling road trip around the USA from the comfort of school, using Virtual Reality headsets.

  • 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

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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.