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.
Thank you to the staff member who shared this wonderful photo (taken from the rear side of school).
Art Room Sign Competition! Got a creative idea? We want to see it! Design a new Art Room Sign using any medium on an A4 sheet and submit it to the Art Room or Miss Bastick's pigeon hole. Winner announced: Thursday 16th October
We're proud to be supporting The Salvation Army as part of our Harvest celebrations! From Monday 28th September to Friday 2nd October 2026, we will be collecting non-perishable food items. Thank you to our wonderful families for helping us share kindness and support others this Harvest season. #TheSalvationArmy #sharingtheharvest #MakingADifference
Today we explored The Big Question "What is confidence, and when does confidence turn into bravery? Our amazing staff and our legendary Bower Grove Banana Man shared stories of when they've stepped out of their comfort zones and shown real courage. One of our favourite quotes came from Banana Man "I was brave when I took a BIG risk and tried new fruits that weren't bananas!" We wrapped up with a wonderful reminder that bravery isn't about being fearless, it's about taking that first step even when you're nervous. A huge congratulations to our Golden Duck winners this week... SQUIRRELS!
We are pleased to share information about an upcoming workshop, led by Danielle Hewitt, designed to help parents and carers better understand sensory processing in children and young people. This is a valuable opportunity to gain knowledge, ask questions and learn practical strategies to support children at home, in school and within the community.
We have been asked to share information about Shaypes, a local organisation providing community-based opportunities for neurodivergent young people and adults aged 16+. Bower Grove School is sharing this information for the benefit of families and has no prior or existing links with them. Parents and carers should make your own enquiries to determine whether a service is suitable for your needs. For further information, please contact Shaypes directly. https://www.shaypes.co.uk/
Bower Grove School, Fant Lane, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8NL