St Bernards High School

Founded in 1910, St Bernard’s High School stands as a girls' bilateral secondary school in Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, featuring a co-educational Sixth Form. The school takes pride in its comprehensive and well-balanced curriculum, dedicated to preparing students effectively for their future professional journeys. With high expectations, it offers a platform for intellectual, physical, and interpersonal mastery, establishing a strong foundation in subjects like information technology, business studies, modern languages, psychology, and religious studies.

St Bernard’s High School goes beyond academics, offering an extensive and inclusive extracurricular program that encompasses various activities before and after school, as well as during lunch hours. These activities contribute to the students' academic growth and skill development, with popular choices including dance, netball, choir, and debating society.

The school's overarching goal is to cultivate a secure environment for students to thrive, fostering learning with ambition and optimism. Rooted in Catholic values, it emphasizes a holistic Catholic education that values both the spiritual and academic development of each individual. The school's motto, "Love one another as I have loved you," underscores the significance of robust relationships and promotes a caring and diverse community.

Consistently surpassing national averages and ranking within the top 20% of schools nationwide, St Bernard’s High School consistently achieves commendable results. Students regularly attain high scores at GCSE and A-level, demonstrating a commitment to continuous improvement each academic year.