Inaugural Trust Virtues Awards Recognise Those Making a Difference Every Day
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.
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Celebrating Languages Across Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust
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.
Trust Professional Development Day Strengthens Teaching Practice Through Explicit Instruction and AI Innovation
Teaching and support staff from across Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust came together on Friday 9th October for a Whole Trust Professional Development Day focused on enhancing classroom practice through explicit instruction and the effective use of artificial intelligence.
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BHCET Inaugural Virtues Awards 2026
Every day across Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust, we know there are extraordinary examples of people making a difference to the lives of others in schools, teams and the wider community. We want to celebrate the young people and adults in our Trust who are an inspiration to us all. We are delighted to launch the Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust Virtues Awards 2026 taking place on Thursday 22nd October 2026 and invite nominations from across our Trust community.
The English Martyrs Celebrates Outstanding Recognition for Catholic Life and Mission and Collective Worship
The English Martyrs Catholic School & Sixth Form College in Hartlepool is celebrating after receiving Outstanding judgements in both Catholic Life and Mission and Collective Worship following its recent Catholic Schools Inspectorate (CSI) inspection. The report highlights the school's deeply embedded Catholic ethos, exceptional pastoral care and strong sense of community, recognising the significant impact these have on students, staff and families.
How Bob Mortimer helped Olli beat cancer and pass his GCSEs
A North East teenager has used the power of laughter to help him pass his toughest test. A big smile appears on Olli's face when he’s asked how he got through a year-long fight against leukaemia that ended with him passing his GCSEs.
Strength, Resilience and Success for St John's Student
A keen badminton player netted his exam results today. As well as studying for his GCSEs at St John’s Catholic School, in Bishop Auckland, Robert also represents the school on the badminton court – and was recently named a County Durham champion at a regional tournament.
Head Boy, High Achievers and Twin Success at St Michael's
Students at St Michael's Catholic Academy are celebrating GCSE success, with achievements in leadership, sport and academic excellence opening doors to exciting futures.
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English Martyrs Students Celebrate GCSE Success Through Determination, Faith and Sporting Excellence
Students at The English Martyrs Catholic School and Sixth Form are celebrating GCSE success, with their achievements reflecting resilience, dedication and ambition both inside and outside the classroom.
Carmel College Celebrates Strong GCSE Results as Students Look to Exciting Futures
Students at Carmel College are celebrating impressive GCSE results, with many now preparing to take the next step towards exciting futures in sport, academia and beyond.
Future Leaders and Family Success Stories Shine on GCSE Results Day
From aspiring politicians to future scientists and software engineers, students at Our Lady & St Bede Catholic Academy in Stockton-On-Tees are celebrating impressive GCSE results and looking ahead to exciting futures.
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GCSE Results Day 2026 - St John's: Jack's Self-Belief Shines Through on GCSE Results Day
A student who overcame dyslexia to pass his GCSE exams is amongst the young people celebrating today. Despite joining St John’s Catholic School as a rather shy boy in Year 7, over the last five years Jack became a familiar and well-liked figure of the Bishop Auckland school’s community.