Calendar & News
Bridgewater School news can be found here along with a calendar of events and holidays.
New website for parents to help their children catch-up
July 20, 2021
The DfE has launched an information site for parents, to support children of all age ranges and abilities catch up on lost learning from the pandemic. The site features advice, support, programmes, resources and activities. https://educationcatchup.campaign.gov.uk/
STEMtastic
June 22, 2021
Year 6 have enjoyed a fantastic week of STEM activities. Learn more about what they got up to here.
Cancer Research UK Sponsored Run
June 17, 2021
The children are going to be taking part in a charity run for Cancer Research UK. It will be take place during their PE lesson. Your child will soon be bringing home a letter and sponsor form, which will include all of the necessary details. Thank you for your support.
Support us on Amazon
June 11, 2021
Please consider supporting Bridgewater when shopping at AmazonSmile. The below link will point you directly to support our organisation. https://smile.amazon.co.uk/ch/1142841-0 Thank you! Smilematic has kindly been brought to our attention. It is a Google Chrome extension that will automatically turn your everyday Amazon purchases into AmazonSmile donations. It can easily be installed on […]
OPAL Ground Developments
June 8, 2021
Some hard work went in to developing our grounds yesterday, captured in the photographs below. Sand is being added to the sand pit tomorrow!
County Lines
May 19, 2021
Please see the below e-leaflet provided by Northumbria Police regarding County Lines. The leaflet provides information on the warning signs for parents/carers to look out for and tips on what they can do to help. https://beta.northumbria.police.uk/media/4129/county-lines-v2-final-parent-and-carer-leaflet.pdf
OPAL
April 29, 2021
We are going to be working with an organisation called OPAL (Outdoor Play and learning) to develop our playtime and outdoor space for all the children. Play, being outdoors and socialising is something our children have missed out on during lockdown and it is essential for learning and good mental health and development. Read more […]
