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The founding principles of a Bedales education, nurturing ‘Head, Hand, Heart’ and the idea of cultivating individuality through ‘intelligence, initiative and individuality’, provide the inspiration for the Art and Design curriculum. We endeavour to encourage and nurture an inquisitive and explorative approach to pupils’ own learning ...
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Bedales is a boarding school. Day students are completely integrated – to the extent that they usually follow the same full, intense school day that may run from 8.30 am to 9.30 pm. Boarders can opt to go home between Saturday lunchtime and Sunday evening (many do, others don’t), and there are times when attendance at the weekend is ...
Bedales School Headmasters’ Report 1969-70, Timothy W Slack. Cecil Day Lewis became Poet Laureate, and the Booker Prize established. 1968. 1968.
The Nursery at Bedales Pre-prep runs from 8.30am until 3.30pm, Monday to Friday, in term time only. The morning session begins at 8.30am and finishes at 11.45am. The afternoon session begins at 12.45pm and finishes at 3.30pm. Children who attend both the morning and afternoon sessions eat lunch with staff in the dining hall at 11.45am.
Dance. Block 3 (Year 9) Block 4 and 5 (Years 10 and 11) Sixth Form. In Block 3 students take part in Dance within the curriculum, which acts as a taster for them to opt to take the BAC. They will be choreographing, performing and evaluating, their own work and those of professional practitioners to help develop their own practice and learning.
Bedales’ original school hall, the Grade I listed Lupton Hall was designed by Ernest Gimson and built by Old Bedalian Geoffrey Lupton as a hall for plays, concerts, school services and singing in 1911. It was originally conceived as the first phase of a quadrangle of buildings to include a library, laboratories and a gym. However, due to the ...
