Bedwas High School

Our Afterschool Homework Club will be starting back on Tuesday 9th September 2025. 

Homework Club runs every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 2:40pm to 3:40pm in the ICE room. 

Mrs Rahim will be on hand in the club for help and support in completing homework, revision or catching up with access to resources such as computers and stationary along with refreshments. 

Pop along and give Homework Club a go.

From now on school ties will no longer be available for purchase through the school and will only be available from our local uniform supplier TSS Print & Embroidery in Caerphilly. 

Ties cost £7.50. 

TSS Print & Embroidery

Bartlett St, Caerphilly CF83 1JS

029 2086 9452

Please see the below letter from the Headteacher regarding uniform. 

Uniform Letter

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Chloe Phillips and Charley Gooding (Y9) have raised £104.35 for the Roald Dahl Charity in honour of Epilepsy Awareness Month. They are dedicated to this cause and work hard every year to raise awareness of this condition. 

Well done, girls!

Revision sessions for Year 11 pupils sitting GCSE Music and L1/L2 ICT will take place with Mrs Muller and Mr Whatley on Tuesday 31st March and Tuesday 7th April from 9:00am until 12:00pm.

For the fourth year in a row, we have had pupils recognised in the national Show Racism the Red Card Creative Competition, which is a brilliant achievement for our school. This year we are especially proud as two of our pupils have been selected as
prize winners. 

A huge congratulations to Genevieve Mouat and Grace Dudley, whose entries were chosen as prize-winning submissions in the 2026 competition. Their work promoting anti-racism stood out nationally and is a real credit to them and to our school.

The next stage is the awards ceremony, and the organisers will be inviting the pupils and their guests to attend. 

This is a wonderful achievement and continues our strong record in the competition over the last three years. Please join me in congratulating Genevieve and Grace on their success. Genevieve created a app called "Name it Right" to help reduce everyday racism and educate pupils. Grace designed her own public bench that plays successful and inspirational stories of people from different cultures to educate the public.

On Thursday 26th March the School Parliament team met with Sue Davies with their evidence for the Heart of the Community Award. Our pupils researched the information, spoke to staff and collated the evidence on the impacts and strategies that are in place within
Bedwas High School.

Sue was very impressed by our School Parliament members, particularly as this was the first time that Sue has had pupils of a school find and delivered the information in order to be assessed for the award.

We are so proud of their maturity and delivery of the presentation, they have worked exceptionally hard over the last term in order to find the information. At times it was very hard but their hard work has paid off. We have been presented with the Silver Heart of the
Community!