We are delighted that you are considering sending your son or daughter to Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School and I hope we can offer them a place. Bishop Challoner is the first Federated school in the country – with separate Boys, Girls and Sixth Form schools on the one site. We believe that girls and boys are successful when educated separately between the ages of 11 and 16.
Our Learning Village development will achieve this with separate schools for children in that age group, while offering them access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources. As a collegiate school, we are continually successful at producing high-level public examination results. We are a happy and friendly school of over 1,700 students and welcome boys and girls from all backgrounds.
Being multicultural, there are 73 languages spoken in the school. As Director, I am proud of what our students achieve. I believe that any student joining Bishop Challoner can reach their fullest potential and, in partnership with parents, I am confident that the coming years will be a period of great success. Our website will give you a flavour of life at Bishop Challoner.
For more detailed information please contact the school for a full prospectus. Following that, why not come and see us at one of our open evenings or make an appointment to visit the school? We look forward to meeting you.
Bishop Challoner has won a contract for “A Safe Place To Be” provider for 11-14 year olds. Here Steve Nugent, Assistant Director (Community Education) explains what this means
Bishop Challoner formally bade farewell to Executive Head, Mrs Myers, at a party at the school on July 15. Among her many retirement gifts was a watch from her colleagues.
A trip on the River Seine ranked among the highlights of a trip to Paris by a group of Year 10 girls in July.The visit was organised by Herbert Smith International.
Four sixth-fromers - Clara Morgan, Babatunde Onabajo, Bui Le Quy and Jasmine Veale - successfully took part in a two-day Model United Nations Conference in July.
Former Bishop Challoner student, Perri Shakes-Drayton, furthered her Olympic athletics hopes by winning the bronze medal at the European Championships in Barcelona in July. Perri, who is now studying at Brunel University, still coaches at the school.
Executive Head Mrs Myers is pictured with the school's Times Educational Supplement Award for Community Involvement. Mrs Myers, flanked by event host actor Alexander Armstrong (left) and TES Editor Gerard Kelly, received the award at a ceremony at Park Lane.
It's been another great year for our A-level students with the results out on August 19 comparing well with last year.
Bishop Challoner has won a contract for “A Safe Place To Be” provider for 11-14 year olds. Here Steve Nugent, Assistant Director (Community Education) explains what this means.jpg)
The Village Club is providing a record number of services and activities and plans for much more to come.
Executive Head Mrs Myers is pictured with the school's Times Educational Supplement Award for Community Involvement. Mrs Myers, flanked by event host actor Alexander Armstrong (left) and TES Editor Gerard Kelly, received the award at a ceremony at Park Lane. 
