On Monday 10th of February we welcomed Katch 22 Productions to Elgar Hall for a performance of An Inspector Calls by J.B. Priestley. Year 10 and Year 11 thoroughly enjoyed the
Our Y9 students are being invited to select the subjects they would like to study at GCSE level over the next few weeks. There is lots of support available for
A stunning dramatic production crafted over months by students and staff at Bournville School put two of literature’s best-known brothers on trial – with ‘Grimm’ results. ‘Hansel and Gretel, A
Our Winter Walks photography competition is an annual tradition at Bournville, where the art department challenge students to get out into the fresh air and enjoy some gentle exercise as
We are pleased to share with you our extra-curricular clubs for the Spring term. Please click below. It is great to see so many students getting involved in the opportunities
We had 23 PE PGCE trainees from the University of Wolverhampton attend Bournville School for two days last week. The trainee teachers were a real credit to the University of
Performances of Hansel and Gretel take place on January 21st and January 22nd. All welcome! Find out more here: Hansel-and-Gretel-pre-order-tickets.pdf
To read the beginning of term letter from the Principal, please click here: Welcome-Back-Spring-1.pdf
Staff were privileged to receive a day of specialist training from Fintan O’Regan, one of the UK’s leading behaviour and learning specialists. Teachers left with a wealth of strategies to
FMAT Schools Conference 2025: More than 500 delegates from across our four Trust schools started 2025 by attending an inspirational conference to hear expert talks on everything from overcoming adversity to
Congratulations to all those students who have received rewards this week for excellent attendance and punctuality. We have seen those with 95%+ and 100% attendance get certificates in assembly and
On Friday 13th December, Mr Beaufoy held a special mock results afternoon for Y11 students to receive their results replicating the experience they will face in the summer. Students got
