Bedford Modern School

Not to be confused with Bedford School.

Bedford Modern School
Address
Map
Manton Lane

Bedford
,
Bedfordshire
,
MK41 7NT

England
Coordinates52°08′53″N 0°28′55″W / 52.148°N 0.482°W / 52.148; -0.482
Information
Former names
  • The Writing School
  • The English School
  • The Commercial School
TypePublic school
Private day school
MottoFloreat Bedfordia
(May Bedford flourish)
Religious affiliation(s)Interdenominational
Established1764; 261 years ago (1764)
Department for Education URN109728 Tables
OfstedReports
ChairSally Peck
HeadmasterDavid Payne
GenderCoeducational
Age7 to 18
Enrolment1207
Colour(s)Black and red
  
PublicationThe Eagle/ The Sports Eagle/ The Eaglet/ Eagle News (OBM)
AlumniOld Bedford Modernians
School song"School of the Black and Red"
Boat clubBedford Modern School Boat Club
Former pupilsOld Bedford Modernians www.bedmod.co.uk/obms/
Unofficial Motto"Modern 'til I Die"
Websitewww.bedmod.co.uk

Bedford Modern School (often called BMS or simply Modern) is a Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference independent school in Bedford, England.[1] The school has its origins in The Harpur Trust, born from the endowments left by Sir William Harpur in the sixteenth century.[2] BMS comprises a junior school (ages 6–11) and a senior school (ages 11–18).[1]

The school has had four names.[2] In 1873 the school became Bedford Modern School to reflect its modern curriculum, providing an education for the professions.[2] BMS provided education not only for the locality but also for colonial and military personnel abroad, seeking good education for their young families.[2]

History

Bedford Modern School has its origins in The Harpur Trust, born from the endowments left by Sir William Harpur in the sixteenth century.[3] Since the separation of Bedford School and BMS in 1764, the School has had four names: the Writing School, the English School, the Commercial School and finally Bedford Modern School, the last change being made in 1873 to reflect the School's modern curriculum, providing an education for the professions.[2]

Bedford Modern School: Blore Building
Inspection of the BMS OTC by Field Marshal Earl Roberts VC, 1914

BMS provided education not only for the locality but also for colonial and military personnel seeking good education for their young families.[2] In 1834 BMS moved from its original premises in St Paul's Square to buildings designed by Edward Blore in Harpur Square, Bedford.[2]

The ‘Long Swim’ was established under Robert Poole (headmaster of BMS from 1877 to 1900), a ‘free-for-all’ swimming race in the River Great Ouse from Bedford town bridge to the ‘Suspension Bridge’. The gruelling event was stopped in 1957 due to river pollution.[2] Up to 2010 an annual compulsory steeplechase was still taking place at the school for each year group.[4]

During World War II, the inventors Cecil Vandepeer Clarke and Stuart Macrae took a prototype of their limpet mine to Bedford Modern School swimming baths, which were closed for such occasions. Clarke was an excellent swimmer and was able to propel himself through the water with a prototype bomb attached to a keeper plate on webbing around his waist.[5]

Dame Alice Owen's School was evacuated to BMS for the entire duration of World War II.[2][6]

The school’s Prichard Museum, a collection of artefacts sent back to the school mainly from old boys around the world, became Bedford Museum.[2] George Witt was a major benefactor to the school's museum.[7]

The successful growth of the school meant that the buildings became increasingly cramped and in 1974 the school moved to new premises in Bedford.[2] The Foundation Stone for the new building was laid by Margaret Thatcher.[2] On 11 May 1976, Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a commemorative panel at the new school building during her visit with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.[2]

BMS became a coeducational day school in 2003. In 2014, BMS celebrated the 250th anniversary of its separation from Bedford School.[4] David Scott Daniell wrote about his schooldays at BMS in his first novel, Young English.[8][9]

School houses

Following a tradition of over a hundred years the Senior School Houses of BMS were: North, South, East, West, County and United Boarders.[2] United Boarders comprised the combined boarding houses: Culver, Shakespeare, and School House.[2] The day boy houses often, though not always, reflected the parts of the town or county from which the boys hailed and were mentioned in the chorus of the school song.[2]

House name and Colour[4]
Bell  
Farrar  
Mobbs  
Oatley  
Rose  
Tilden  

A decision was made in October 1997 for the house system to play a more central role in the school and to reinvigorate internal competition whilst upholding its traditions.[4] Six heads of house were appointed from the staff under the direction of a senior head of house, with the brief to establish a modern house system to be integrated into a new school structure and working week, beginning in September 1998.[4] A competition was launched to establish the new house names. The houses were named in honour of six Old Bedford Modernians who had gained national or international recognition in their field.[4]

Each house has its own tie which consists of stripes of the three school colours and their own house colour.[4] Inter-house sports cover all major and minor sports run by the school, at both junior and senior level, and range from rugby and hockey (major sports) to shooting and fencing (minor sports).[4] There are also non-sporting events such as quizzes and Music and Drama competitions.[4] Students take leadership roles as house captain or house deputies.[4]

Monitors

Bedford Modern School: Prize Book, Midsummer 1889

Monitors are selected, following a written application process, from students in the upper sixth.[4] Each team of monitors works with a specific year group, and are led by two senior monitors, appointed by the head master.[4] Senior monitors, along with the heads of school, are entitled to wear a red trim on their blazer.[4]

Coeducation

Until 2003, BMS was a day and boarding school for boys.[4] Following 12 years of discussions, Bedford Modern School closed its boarding houses and became coeducational in September 2003.[4] In 2013, BMS celebrated 10 years of coeducation, with a play written by Mark Burgess commissioned to celebrate the event.

Extracurricular activities

Sport

Bedford Modern School, first sortie to Henley in 1882
Bedford Modern School Cricket Pavilion
King George V addressing the Bedford Modern School CCF, 1918

BMS competes against Bedford School, Berkhamsted School, Bishop's Stortford College, Eton College, Hampton School, Harrow School, Kimbolton School, Haileybury, Merchant Taylors, Oakham School, Oundle School, St Albans School, Stowe School and Stamford School in rugby union or rowing. Other sports include cricket, hockey, athletics, fencing, Rugby fives, football, swimming, table tennis, tennis and water polo.

The school has extensive sports facilities including: Boat House (rowing), Rugby, Football, Hockey, Rounders and Cricket pitches, Tennis, Badminton, Netball and Basketball Courts, Swimming Pool, Climbing wall, Fencing Gym, Fives Court building, Strength and Conditioning Gym, Athletics track (Summer only) with long jump pits and high jump. The shooting range was closed and demolished to make space for the new science faculty in 2014.[10]

Bedford Modern has had former students going on to compete at national and international levels including two former captains of the England national rugby union team and a former captain of the England cricket team.

The school was selected as an official training site for the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.[19]

Performance arts

Each year, the school puts on two productions, normally musicals, with full orchestra and set, in its 300-seat auditorium. It also hosts its own Shakespeare Festival, in which local schools are invited to take part. The sixth form has its own theatre company, Theatre in Transit, which puts on a piece of theatre each year at professional venues.[20] In September 2014, the Chamber Choir performed The Armed Man at the Royal Albert Hall as part of Sing UK's 'A Mass for Peace'.[21]

Combined Cadet Force

BMS Combined Cadet Force was established in 1900 and comprises three sections: the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force.[22] The Royal Marines section was closed in 2018.[22]

Eagle magazine

The Eagle, The Magazine of Bedford Modern School, first published in 1881

The school has several of its own publications, the most prominent of which is named The Eagle.[1][23]

The Eagle has been published mostly biannually since 1881 and doubles as an archive of life at the school during that year.[1][23] The Eagle is predominantly designed and edited by sixth form students, and since 2000 is printed as a glossy magazine with around 48 pages.[1] It often also includes feature articles and interviews with former students.[1][23]

In addition to The Eagle, other publications include The Eaglet, which, until recently, was included as part of the main magazine, and includes articles from the Junior School.[1][23] Another publication is the Eagle News, which is published for the benefit of OBMs.[1][23] It includes School news, and follow-up articles of former pupils.[1][23] In 1906, the mathematician Eric Temple Bell reported news of an earthquake in San Francisco, where he was resident at the time.[24]

The school is still known for this magazine in the Bedford area, where extra copies were often distributed.[1][23] However, distribution externally is now limited.[1]

List of headmasters

The following have been Headmasters of Bedford Modern School.

Notable staff

Bedford Modern School: The Harpur Window

Old Bedford Modernians

Main article: List of Old Bedford Modernians
See also: Category:People educated at Bedford Modern School

Former pupils of the school are known as Old Bedford Modernians or OBMs.

Further reading

  • Underwood, Andrew (1981). Bedford Modern School of the Black and Red. ISBN 0-9507608-1-1.
  • Godber, Joyce (1973). The Harpur Trust 1552–1973. White Crescent Press Ltd. ISBN 0-9502917-0-6.
  • Conisbee, Lewis Ralph (1964). Bedford Modern School, Its Origin and Growth. Foundry Press Ltd., Brereton Printing Works, Bedford. OCLC 771167017.[45]
  • Vipan, Herbert Edwin (1901). A register of the old boys of the Bedford Modern School. OCLC 557698898.

References

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  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q Underwood, Andrew (1981). Bedford Modern School of the black & red. ISBN 9780950760803. OCLC 16558393.
  3. ^ Godber, Joyce (1973). The Harpur Trust, 1552-1973. ISBN 0950291706. OCLC 903515.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa School of the Black And Red by Andrew Underwood 1981. Reset and updated by Peter Boon, Paul Middleton and Richard Wildman in 2010
  5. ^ Clarke, John Vandepeer (2005b). "Wartime memories of my childhood in Bedford Part 1". WW2 People's War. BBC
  6. ^ "BBC - WW2 People's War - Some random memories of wartime Bedford - Part One - The Owen's School boys settle into Bedford". bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2015.
  7. ^ "British Museum - Term details". British Museum. Retrieved 31 January 2015.
  8. ^ Young English, The story of a schoolboy. London, Jonathan Cape, 1931
  9. ^ Daniell, David Scott (1 July 1931). Young English: the story of a schoolboy. OCLC 315904957.
  10. ^ Wilson, Rob (5 July 2017). "First look: Scott Brownrigg's ultra-flexible Science Centre at Bedford Modern School". The Architects’ Journal. Retrieved 28 February 2024.
  11. ^ "The Windsor Magazine". Ward, Lock and Bowden. 1 July 1909 – via Google Books.
  12. ^ "Times Past: England cricketer in BMS side". www.bedfordtoday.co.uk.
  13. ^ Davies, Interview: Gareth A. (14 August 2006). "My Sport: Monty Panesar" – via www.telegraph.co.uk.
  14. ^ Warner, P. F (1 July 1922). My cricketing life. 2nd ed. Hodder and Stoughton. OCLC 497463373.
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  25. ^ "Kaye, Cecil William, (25 June 1865–15 May 1941)". WHO'S WHO & WHO WAS WHO. 2007. doi:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.U227600. ISBN 978-0-19-954089-1.
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  28. ^ "Liddle, Henry Weddell, (6 April 1885–5 Feb. 1956)". WHO'S WHO & WHO WAS WHO. 2007. doi:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.U239859. ISBN 978-0-19-954089-1.
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