Why the great outdoors is about to get even bigger at BGS
Arriving at Clock House in the early morning takes me through our wooded [...]
‘Launching rockets across the school hall is another fun experiment …’
BGS’s Head of Chemistry, Rob Moody, has been teaching chemistry for 15 years, [...]
‘At our school, it’s cool to be nerdy…’
The Competitive Admissions Programme derived from a need to start supporting applications for [...]
‘Good PHSE is not just about imparting knowledge – it’s about developing personal attributes’
Prior to coming to BGS, I worked in Botswana teaching biology for seven [...]
“No one should have to fit into a mould in order to thrive.”
A few years ago, I went on an Aspiring Heads course. There were [...]
Last Christmas…
… is definitely a distant and hazy memory. Part of this is maybe [...]
‘BGS is a superb reflection of how communities and faiths come together to learn and flourish’
From a very young age, teaching was something that I always wanted to [...]
The changing face of pastoral care – and how BGS has adapted to a changed landscape
When I took up the role of Assistant Head Pastoral (AHP) eight years [...]
Why I’m sad that Ramadan is ending…
Over the last month, Muslims around the world have been observing Ramadan. As [...]
Learning from the past to support rugby’s future
Running in the foot deep snow on the top pitches is a memory [...]
