Please find below our Weekly Communication Bulletin for Parents and Carers, and other important information, which has been sent out to you via Sims App.
After weeks of focus and determination, 9S were treated by their form teacher to a well-deserved Board Game day. The students worked so hard preparing for their exams, and their efforts truly paid off!
From snacks and laughter to a relaxing break from the usual routine, it was a day to reward perseverance and celebrate achievement.





Applications are open for Free School Meals and Uniform Allowances for the 2026/27 academic year.
Important info for applying:
Add each child for whom you have parental responsibility and who will be attending full time at school or Regional/FE College to your application
If children are aged over 16 and you’re unsure whether they will return to school or change schools, add on the application the child’s name and the name of the school your child waiting for results is most likely to attend
Inform the Meals and Uniform Section by phone or in writing if this information changes. You can do this by emailing mealsanduniform@eani.org.uk
Your child’s funding will be delayed if you do not add them to your application before submitting.
Applications can be made using EA Connect: https://connect.eani.org.uk/parent/login
What a day it was! On Friday 5th June, our Sports & Activity Day was a huge success. The school was buzzing with energy as pupils took part in a wide range of activities, showing fantastic teamwork, determination and school spirit. Laughter and excitement filled the air, with fun, friendship and a healthy dose of competition at the heart of it all. The highlight for many was the Colour Run in support of the charity Hope365 —and of course, the unforgettable moment when staff were “gunged” to the delight of cheering pupils. A brilliant day for a truly worthwhile cause!
Thanks to the PE Department and Mr Latham for all their organisation of the day.
















































































At lunchtime this week Wenjian, our Mandarin teacher, kindly introduced a group of our pupils to a variety of popular Chinese games. The session was an opportunity for students to experience a different culture in a fun and engaging way, while also developing their teamwork and communication.



Last week, we were delighted to welcome current P7 pupils as they prepared to join BSS as Year 8 students in September 2026. To help them get off to a great start, we planned an exciting induction day packed with activities, fun, and opportunities to make new friends. Pupils explored their new surroundings, met staff and classmates, and enjoyed a relaxed BBQ together—making it a memorable and enjoyable introduction to life at BSS.




















































Some of our year 10 pupils enjoyed trying French boules at school, learning how to aim and play as a team. With plenty of laughter and encouragement, they built confidence while experiencing a fun taste of French culture.




Katie (Year 8) has shown remarkable dedication to her sport, committing an impressive 10 hours each week to swimming training. Her hard work and determination have earned her selection to represent her swimming club in Stuttgart, Germany. During this exciting opportunity, Katie will spend five days training before competing in the International Stuttgart Competition in June 2026, where she will race against other clubs. This achievement is a testament to her talent, perseverance, and passion for swimming. Well Done Katie!


