Blessed George Napier
Catholic School and Sixth Form
Youth Sport Trust Lead School

Part of the Pope Francis Catholic Multi Academy Company

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CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION

A warm welcome to Blessed George Napier Catholic School and Sixth Form Specialist Sports College, an academy within The Pope Francis Catholic Multi Academy Company.

We are a Catholic school and, as such, we are deeply aware of the unique nature of each individual and the purpose that each one of us has in bringing about the Kingdom of God. Providing a first class education for all our pupils, so that they can use their talents and skills for the good of others, is very much part of our Christian mission....

Mission Statement & Vision
BGN is a Catholic School which seeks to appreciate and develop the talents and skills of each individual.

Inspired by the life of Christ and his teaching BGN School, in active partnership with home, parish and the wider community, endeavours to prepare our members to face the future with confidence and take up the challenge of the Gospel.

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Our House Patrons
We have 5 Houses, each with their own motto and colour;

Assisi (Red) ‘Make me a channel of your peace'

Bakhita (Yellow) ‘Be strong do not fear’

Calcutta - (Green) 'If we worry too much about ourselves, we won’t have time for others’

Devereux - (Blue) 'While my heart beats, I have to do what I think I can do – that is, help those who are less fortunate'

Edith Stein - (Purple) 'The nation doesn’t simply need what we have, it needs what we are'
- Each House runs a fundraising house week, where they work together to raise money for Cafod, Lourdes & Fr Hudson
- Each House also runs a spirituality House week, designed to raise the awareness of faith within BGN and encourage pupils to demonstrate our five core values. Compassion, Respect, Truth, Service and Forgiveness
- There is a House Activator in each form, who helps to plan and promote events and pass on information
- The PE Department runs a year round House sports competition, which includes, football, netball, badminton, athletics, cricket, rounders and mixed tag rugby
- The House system is supported by our rewards system, VIVO, which collates the House points. Each week there is a whole school focus, which form groups, from each House, work towards. The winning forms are rewarded with VIVOs, which are added to the House competition.
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Catholic Life
BGN is a Roman Catholic School which aims to be an extension of the Christian home to help parents bring up their children in the Christian tradition. Our religious ethos can be found across the whole school curriculum and first and foremost in RE.

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The RE Department
The R. E. Department plays a key pastoral and academic role in the school. Religious Studies is an important part of the Catholic school's curriculum and is to be approached in an enthusiastic and challenging way which allows for individual expression and develops the knowledge and necessary skills for a mature Christian life. In so doing it also hopes to serve the needs of the wider Christian community and society at large.

In accordance with the school Mission Statement the R. E. department endeavours to tackle the dual aim of educating the individual in faith and promoting the individuals faith to the local Church community.

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Retreats & Pilgrimages
Lourdes is a beautiful part of France and is one of the busiest sites of pilgrimage in the world. Every May students from our Sixth Form are able to share their gift of faith with ill and disabled pilgrims by volunteering at the Accueil, the hospital in Lourdes. It is always a humbling experience made even more special by how willingly our wonderful, fully committed students give of themselves so readily throughout the week to the service of others. The care and kindness they show does not go unnoticed and pupils are always commended for their hard work and enthusiasm. Throughout the week, working with the sick and disabled always proves to be a challenge. Shifts include tasks such as transporting pilgrims to and from Mass in wheelchairs, sitting with them, just talking to them and serving breakfast and lunch. Students, more often than not, realise how fortunate they are to be able to do the simple things in life. Quite simply, it is not a holiday. It is a pilgrimage that can change the way you see the world.

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