Rise wins YE Sussex Final

Students from Warden Park Academy, St Leonard’s Academy, Millais School, Davidson High School for Girls, Brighton and Hove High School and Bishop Luffa School attended the YE South East Finals and  Awards [more]

Sixth Form join forces with local residents

Sixth Form join forces with local residents Bishop Luffa Sixth Form students again joined forces with the Parklands Residents' Association to organise a tidy up of the footpaths and streets in the area last week.  The Sixth Formers [more]

Achievement Evening welcomes former pupil

Achievement Evening welcomes former pupilWe are delighted to welcome former pupil Helena Morrissey as our Guest of Honour at tonight's Achievement Evening.  Mrs Morrissey does nothing by halves. She manages an investment fund of £50 billion [more]

Results of the Academy Consultation

Results of the Academy Consultation The Results of the Academy Consultation which closed on Tuesday 7 May are now available.    [more]

Bishop Luffa win West Sussex debate competition

Bishop Luffa win West Sussex debate competition Students from Bishop Luffa School were crowned champions of a West Sussex debating competition earlier this month. After a closely fought debate at County Hall in Chichester, the team beat Angmering School [more]

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Welcome

Mr Nick Taunt MA (Oxon)

Welcome to Bishop Luffa School. We aim to foster the intellectual, social, creative, physical, moral and spiritual development of all our pupils.

We see each child as a unique person with a God-given individual identity. We strive to help children learn to live together and work for the common good, not just for themselves. We recognise that only in giving due importance to moral and spiritual development can a child grow into a mature adult.

Our curriculum and pastoral arrangements are not an end in themselves. They are the means to develop our pupils into whole, happy and well-educated people. This is a joint enterprise between pupil, school, home, church and the wider community. Each of us plays a vital role in realising our vision.

With the shared involvement of every individual, we aspire to be a confident outward-looking Christian community in which every member

  • enjoys creative, dynamic and reflective learning
  • is supported, challenged and equipped for the future
  • values and takes responsibility for themselves and others
  • relies on and builds supportive and lasting relationships

Mr Nick Taunt MA (Oxon)
Headteacher

 

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