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In August 1877, the Manchester Aquarium on Alexandra Road South and the plot of land around it was purchased by the then Bishop Vaughan for College purposes. On 10 September 1877, St Bede's College re-opened in the Manchester Aquarium with 45 pupils who were taught by 11 staff, 8 of them priests.
Oct 30, 2023 · Hi all, new to here. DS is seriously considering for year 7 entry next year but we can't find many discussion about this college on the web. Its small class, pastoral care we heard and location are something we need. However, we notice the recent changes in its head, governing bodies, etc.
Autumn Term begins – Prep, U3 and Sixth Form return. 5th Sept. Autumn Term begins – L4, U4, L5, U5. 16th Oct. Half-Term begins at 3:50 pm. 28th Oct. INSET. 29th Oct. Pupils return after Half-Term.
Aug 4, 2014 · The open date and status above indicates when St Bede's College opened or when it changed to its most recent incarnation, with a number of schools converting to academies in recent years.
Welcome to St. Bede’s College, a Catholic HMC Independent School in Manchester. We provide a family-oriented education that fosters an inspiring, committed, and grateful environment for boys and girls aged 3-18.
St Bede’s College was founded in 1876 by Cardinal Vaughan, who at that time was Bishop of Salford. Initially situated on Grosvenor Square just off Oxford Road , the College moved to its present site in 1877, when Bishop Vaughan purchased the land off Alexandra Road which included the Manchester Aquarium , which became the Academic Hall .
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St Bede's College is a All-through, Co-Ed, Roman Catholic school located in Greater Manchester, North West. It has 769 students from age 3-19 yr. Tuition fee £3,175 to £4,437 for the highest grade offered.
