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"Pupils thrive in every way here. They succeed academically and are exceptionally well prepared for their next steps."
"The school’s values of tolerance, consideration of others and love are encouraged through all aspects of school life."
"Teachers are experts in their subjects. They present new information clearly and in interesting ways."
"Pupils are safe, happy and cared for at this school. There is a climate of respect and compassion for all."
"Leaders quickly identify pupils who struggle with reading. They waste no time in giving pupils the help they need to become fluent and confident readers."
"Leaders quickly identify pupils who struggle with reading. They waste no time in giving pupils the help they need to become fluent and confident readers."
"Thank you for helping my son to continue to flourish as a young man."
"It is amazing to see how the boys are developing into young men."
"We are proud of our son, and we are also proud that he attends a glorious school dedicated to the betterment of all students, thanks to all the hard work of the teachers and school staff that make this possible."
"As parents, we could see the care and pride taken in the learning, from end pieces of work like the art to work in class books."
"I am so proud to be an ex-pupil and to see the school now, how well it is run and the quality of the staff and pupils delights me."
"What an amazing group of students! Christ is really at the heart here."
"I wanted to express how well your young people are at representing themselves, their school, their generation and so much more."
"I would like to take the opportunity to say how delightful, respectful and interactive the students were. They were an absolute delight to work with! We have heard nothing but positive things about your school and your students, you should be extremely proud."
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Our Year 12 students enjoyed a fun and energetic enrichment session at the bandstand in West Ham Park, taking part in team games that encouraged teamwork, leadership, and plenty of laughter.
A great way to build connections and make the most of learning beyond the classroom.
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What makes our 6th Form unique?
An inclusive community, exceptional support, high expectations and a commitment to educating the whole person. ✨
Learn more about our 6th Form and admissions through the website link in our bio.
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Your Name. Our History. St Bonaventure’s Legacy Wall.⠀
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As part of our preparations to celebrate the 150th anniversary, we created a commemorative legacy wall on the Friary lawn, and we would love you to be part of it. ⠀
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Each engraved brick costs £25, and only a ...limited number are available. To buy your own personalised brick, please visit the link in bio and make sure to include your name and message in the details.⠀
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Our first alumni newsletter of 2026 is now out.
This edition is packed with exciting news, including plans to celebrate our 150th anniversary, buying your personalised brick, and updates from alumni across a range of sectors.
Don't miss reading the newsletter via the link in ...bio.
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Our 6th Form Open evening is taking place tomorrow, and we very much look forward to welcoming you.
Please note: All students must come with a parent / carer or responsible adult. We must insist on this as we believe that choosing a 6th Form is an important decision which students should ...not make without additional guidance from family members.
We will have student tour guides and student helpers for each of our 6th Form curriculum areas and there will be Headteacher / Director of 6th Form talks at 6pm / 6:45pm and 7:30pm.
Car Parking: We will have a small number of parking spaces on the night and the gates will open at 5:45pm, local parking restrictions cease at 6:30pm, so this should help those of you arriving later.
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Today, our school had the honour of attending the Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration at Stratford Old Town Hall, alongside the Mayor of Newham, Rokhsana Fiaz OBE, local dignitaries, fellow Newham schools including St Helen’s Primary School, and members of the wider community.
It was a ...powerful and moving occasion, offering all present the opportunity to reflect, remember, and stand united against hatred and prejudice.
We are immensely proud of Ryan, Reno, Woody, Jayden, Jessica, and Dilan for representing St Bon’s with such dignity and respect. Their reflections on our Patron Form Saint, St Maximilian Kolbe — the Franciscan priest imprisoned in Auschwitz for sheltering Jewish refugees and ultimately killed as a result — were particularly moving. Through their words and conduct, they honoured the past and reaffirmed our shared commitment to a more compassionate future.
Jessica was moved to say, “ Today is not just about remembering the past, it is also about our calling, to reject hatred, racism, and antisemitism in all its forms”.