Bishop Challoner
Catholic Secondary School
Basingstoke
A Catholic School in the Diocese of Portsmouth
A specialist Mathematics and ICT/Computing College
Welcome to the Bishop Challoner Catholic Secondary School website.
Students will find links to the
vle and other
online resources, while
parents and
prospective parents will find information about the school including the
prospectus, recent
examination results and the latest
Ofsted report.
CAFOD CAMPAIGNING
As well as supporting our nominated charities by fundraising we also get involved with campaigning, for example with Cafod's
Unearth Justice and
Climate Justice campaigns.
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SCIENCE REVISION FOR NOVEMBER EXAMS
The Science Department has organised a series of
lunchtime revision sessions for the benefit of Year 10 and 11 students who will be sitting exams in November. The
timetable of revision sessions includes a list of all the things you need to know for each exam - in pretty colours so they're not quite so frightening ... and Mr Letherby has downloaded a load of
old exam papers for you to practice on.
NEW SPORTS HALL
Building on our fantastic new Sports Hall started during the Autumn half term and we've set up a webcam!
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CONNEXIONS
Hampshire Connexions offers a service to all young people aged between 13 and 19 (or up to 25 for young people who have learning difficulties and disabilities). There's more information in the
Connexions leaflet and you can visit the
Connexions website.
SCHOOL ALLOTMENT
We are establishing a school allotment. We hope to raise the pupils’ awareness not only of how food reaches the plate but also seasonality, food miles and the value of recycling from a “hands on” approach.
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Bishop Challoner School serves the Catholic Community of Basingstoke and beyond. We seek to be a “Christ centred” community and readily accept the challenge of service to God and service to others. I am very proud of our students and staff and the incredible things they achieve every day. We are inspired by our Patron, Bishop Richard Challoner and his call for us to “do ordinary things extraordinarily well”.
I hope you find this website useful and interesting. Please
contact the school if you require any further help or information.
AJ Corish
Headteacher
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