Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust is a family of schools consisting of 30 Catholic primaries and 5 secondaries, serving the communities of Darlington, County Durham, Stockton and Hartlepool.
The aim of Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust is to provide a practical and moral purpose to the furthering of education, giving strength and a collective responsibility for the educational welfare of pupils in our schools. Pupils are the centre of all decision making and Christ is at the heart of our moral purpose.
Our Trust shapes its collaboration through the fundamental principles of Catholic Social Teaching. School leaders work together for the common good, all pupils feel safe, welcomed and supported with every possible opportunity and staff benefit from a collective approach that respects and values professional agency.
The first-ever BHCET East Primary Netball Festival proved to be a fantastic celebration of sport, teamwork and determination as pupils from across the Trust came together for an exciting afternoon of competition at The English Martyrs Catholic School and Sixth Form. Hosted on the school's outdoor netball courts, the festival welcomed teams from Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, St Michael’s Catholic Academy and Our Lady and St Bede Catholic Academy. Throughout the afternoon, pupils showcased impressive netball skills, resilience and outstanding sportsmanship in a series of fast-paced matches played under the Stinger Netball format.
An evening dedicated to kindness, courage and service saw more than 80 young people and adults recognised at the inaugural Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust Virtues Awards. Held at Ramside Hall Hotel, the prestigious event brought together pupils, families, staff, governors, clergy and community leaders from across the Trust's family of schools to celebrate the individuals whose actions have made a lasting difference to others.
Pupils and staff across Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust have been celebrating the power of languages to connect people, celebrate identity and open doors to the wider world. Marking the European Day of Languages and extending those celebrations beyond a single day, schools across the Trust took part in a wide range of activities designed to showcase the value of language learning and the rich cultural diversity within our communities.


Our BHCET termly newsletter showcases the incredible achievements, events, and stories from across our Trust community.

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We are proud to offer a wide range of enriching opportunities that go beyond the classroom. All children have access to exciting experiences such as trips abroad through the Turing Scheme, participation in athletic events, and engaging Modern Foreign Language days. We also encourage pupil voice through involvement in our Trust-wide Pupil Parliament, ensuring every child has the chance to develop new skills, build confidence, and create lasting memories.


Explore our schools located across Darlington, County Durham, Stockton-on-Tees, and Hartlepool.
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