We offer our pupils a high quality of education, accessible to learners of varied abilities and different learning styles, whilst taking into consideration their social, emotional, behavioural and mental health needs.
The school is designated for 225 pupils with learning difficulties, and SEMH needs. Many pupils also have Autism Spectrum Conditions and communication difficulties or ADHD.
Marilyn's Bee Competition Show your sweet skills- create a picture of a bee in any medium and be in with a chance to win! Closing Date: Friday 18th September We can't wait to see your bee-rilliant creations!
No words allowed, just one powerful photo! We're challenging our talented students to capture one clear emotion in a single photograph! Whether it's joy, surprise, determination, or wonder, let your creativity shine. Entries close: Friday 23rd October 2026 We can't wait to see the amazing stories your photos tell!
At Bower Grove School, we recognise that every child learns, grows and succeeds in their own way. Our pathways are carefully chosen to bring out the very best in each pupil, providing the right support, opportunities and experiences to reach their potential. Whether they are Explorers, Navigators, Satellite learners or part of Bower Grove Connected, every pathway celebrates individual strengths and helps pupils achieve success on their own journey. #bowergroveschool #individualjourneys #LearningTogether #reachingpotential
Today, our assembly focused on the theme of positivity, reflecting on The Big Question- Why is it important to stay positive and where do we see positivity in school? A huge well done to Mr Lacey's volunteers, who put on a fantastic drama performance showing how positive thinking can help when things don't go quite to plan. And finally... congratulations to 7M, our Golden Duck winners this week! What a quacking achievement!
Digital Wellbeing & Safety Wednesday Online Trends & Risks: What Parents Need to Know As a school, we are committed to helping families stay informed and support children to use technology safely and responsibly. This week, we encourage parents and carers to be aware of: Popular social media and messaging apps Online gaming features, including chat functions and in-game purchases Risks such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content and unwanted online contact We regularly share guidance to help families understand current online risks and learn practical ways to keep children safe online. Having regular, open conversations about your child's online experiences is one of the most effective ways to support their digital wellbeing and safety. Useful Websites for Parents and Carers: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/ https://saferinternet.org.uk
Bower Grove School, Fant Lane, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8NL