Author: BridgewaterPrep

To consolidate our Victorian topic, Prep Five visited Styal Mill in Cheshire yesterday. After a short stroll by the River Bollin, which was used to power the mill wheel, our morning was spent exploring the mill. We learned about the

To promote reading for pleasure and to encourage our pupils to read more broadly, we are delighted to share that we are having a school book fair on Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th November 2023. The book fair is once

Kindergarten loved their recent trip to Morrisons, choosing a selection of vegetables to make their own soup. Their behaviour was fantastic and they all loved loading the trolley and scanning our purchases at the checkout

The Bridgewater under 9s (plus Max) discovered the large difference in football ability that can be experienced from opposition teams in their age group over the last few days.  A 7-1 warm up victory against Greenbank School last Thursday led

Premier Sports came to Bridgewater this evening, hosting their handball tournament. With four teams including ourselves, the round robin tournament saw each team play each other twice, with the top two teams facing off for the winners trophy. First up

…you’d have most likely been trampled by one of the 48 runners from Prep III, IV, V and VI who ventured out this lunchtime! With our usual Cross Country Club runners (we had 32 last week) and the added encouragement

“Another victory tonight for Bridgewater Prep Netballers with our Prep V netball team winning convincingly 7-1 against Light Oaks. Hannah was the well deserved player of the match. Well done girls, we are getting stronger.” (Mrs. Tunney)

Our Prep VI netball team continue their winning streak last night, winning 8-2 against Moorside in the Worsley Netball League. The girls played really well, continuing their signs of improvement each match they play. Emily was awarded player of the

They might not be able to pinpoint its location on a map, and they might not fully grasp the historical and political drivers behind the conflict – but in this age where news, images and video can cross continents in seconds,

The Prep III rugby squad had prepared every day for a week in anticipation of the forthcoming tournament at Manchester Grammar School. The children were given three simple instructions by their coach Mr. Rooney on the way to the tournament: