Religious Studies Subject
Curriculum Lead: Tessa Crotty Intent At Bridge Learning Campus, Religious Studies is a statutory subject taught across Key Stage 3 ...
Our school family is a community that educates and empowers, building confidence from first steps to next steps.
Our purpose-built, modern building and learning facilities stand amongst the best of primary and secondary schools in Bristol.
Discover how being an all-through school makes us different to other schools in Bristol. OFSTED came and saw that it was “Good”.
Our school family is a community that educates and empowers, building confidence from first steps to next steps.
Our school family is a community that educates and empowers, building confidence from first steps to next steps
Message from the Headteacher
“Children in the early years thrive here. Skilled and well-established leaders work highly effectively with parents and carers to ensure children settle quickly into either nursery or Reception.”
“In the primary phase, many pupils, including those who are disadvantaged, achieve highly in phonics, reading, writing and mathematics, and well above national averages.”
“Typically, pupils value the positive relationships they have with staff throughout both phases of the school.
“In the secondary phase, leaders have identified where improvements need to be made (and) have taken appropriate action.”
“In the primary phase, and in the early years, leaders have constructed an ambitious curriculum which is carefully designed so that pupils build on what they know over time.”
“In both phases of the school, leaders ensure that staff have a secure knowledge of the different barriers to learning pupils may face.”
“Leaders have an accurate understanding of the school’s strengths and areas for development. In the primary phase, well-established leaders are relentless in their drive to provide the best possible education and care for pupils and children in the early years.”

Nick Butler
Interim Headteacher
Our school is not like any other in Bristol. Bridge Learning Campus (BLC) provides an education for children from their very first experience of formal learning in nursery until they are ready for a full range of GCSEs at 16 years old and can move on to further education, apprenticeships or employment.
As an all-through school, we stand out from other primary and secondary schools in Bristol because our curriculum runs throughout the primary and secondary years, giving us longer to empower knowledge and confidence in our students. It also means that the specialist staff, equipment and facilities which wouldn’t normally be made available to primary aged children are there for them from day one.
Our staff are a hardworking, friendly and caring body of professionals who will get to know your child well. For your child, many of the same friendly faces will be there over the course…
We have high expectations of our students to be hardworking, polite, well-mannered and business-like in their appearance and attitude to learning which includes high standards…
At lunchtime and after school there are opportunities to get involved in sports, art, music, film, dance, nature and cookery club, to name just a few. We also run a breakfast…
At Bridge Learning Campus, the health, safety and well-being of every child is our top priority and we have very well developed structures in place to combat safeguarding issues…
Bridge Learning Campus is a cashless school. We use a system called Arbor Pay which is a quick and convenient way to pay for items such as school lunches…
The government offer support to anyone who needs a little extra financial help. Please find out if your child can get free school meals and then register for Pupil Premium funding…
“The teachers are really really supportive and very communicative”
“I started at Bridge Learning Campus in September 2017, I work in the non-teaching side of staff. The school has funded a course for me to go on, this has been great for my CPD”
Curriculum Lead: Tessa Crotty Intent At Bridge Learning Campus, Religious Studies is a statutory subject taught across Key Stage 3 ...
Reminder
There is an Inset Day on Monday 23rd February and the school is closed to all students.
All students return to school on Tuesday 24th February at normal time.