Congratulations to Year 11
Year 11 students set a new school record of 27.4% 9-8/A* grades!
Above: Iarantsoa, achieving 12 A*/9-8 grades (see below)
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Year 11 students set a new school record of 27.4% 9-8/A* grades!
Above: Iarantsoa, achieving 12 A*/9-8 grades (see below)
From strength to strength - another year of IB success!
Well done to the Year 10 Rounders team at the recent Borough tournament hosted at BGS. Fantastic turn out from you all showing commitment and passion in the game narrowly missing out on the top place.
Congratulations go to Praise being voted Player of the Tournament. Superb catching and fielding!
Also, thank you to Mattie Jones Year 12 for all your voluntary help with the officiating of the tournament.
Much appreciated!
Mrs Kemp and Mrs Howard
Year 8 students from BGS take part in the Salters' Festival of Chemistry at the University of Greenwich.
Tickets are selling fast so don't miss out!
For Sports Relief 2018 students in Year 7-9 were encouraged to take part in some 'Retro' / 'Old school' sporting activities during their lunchtime. Parents had kindly donated equipment, and the BGS School Council students gave up their time to help out. Students took part in activities including sack races, egg & spoon races and group skipping. They had so much fun and we are now looking into buying skipping ropes for students to use at lunchtime.
We also held a full school non-uniform day, and with both events combined raised over £1200, as well as encouraging our students to get more active.
Thanks to everyone who gave their money, time and equipment.
Well done to our brilliant Year 8 girls who won 2/3 Rounders matches against Bexleyheath Academy, Haberdashers' Crayford and Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School!
BGS achieves ISM award for GCSE Music Performance again.
To mark 10 years of performing Shakespeare's plays at Bexley Grammar School, the Junior Production presented 'Romeo and Juliet'. This heart-breaking story was performed by 54 Year 7-9s set in the 1920s era.
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