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Please e-mail secondary@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk to report your child's absence.

08.25 – 08.32: Registration

08.35 – 09.35: Period 1

09.40 – 10.40: Period 2

10.40 – 11.00: Break

11.00 – 12.00: Period 3

12.05 – 13.05: Period 4

13.05 – 14.00: Lunch

14.00 – 14.20: Mentor time / Assembly Tuesday

14.25 – 15.25: Period 5

Please contact Libery Bus for more information: libertybus.je/hautlieu-jcg-victoria-college-de-la-salle-beaulieu-fcj

For our term dates, please click here

Please e-mail secondary@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk

For all information on school fees, please click here.

For invoicing queries, please email finance@bcs.je or call 01534 766083.

The amount of homework set depends on a student’s year group and varies depending on the subject. All homework is set through ShowMyHomework and all students and parents receive login details for this.

Please email secondary@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk for more details.

All staff contact details can be found here

All uniforms are available from Redvers on Bath Street.  Friends of Beaulieu also run second-hand uniform sales, giving parents the opportunity to purchase good quality items at reduced prices.

No, we do not have any student parking on site.

Cafe Beau is our Beaulieu-run cafe for students and staff, providing a healthy, balanced, and nutritious breakfast, break, and lunch in a friendly and welcoming environment. Each student will need a Cafe Beau card, as we do not take cash. Replacement cards can be ordered from zennera@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk and cost £5.

Our Behaviour Policy is in place to deal with bullying issues and students are asked to adhere to our Acceptable Use Policy when using technology at Beaulieu. For all our policies, please click here.

Year 7 are always given a buddy from Year 12 and we run many events to allow the buddy to get to know each other.

Please e-mail secondary@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk

For more information please visit the Jersey Government website here.

Students can talk to any adult member of staff if they are worried about something and their tutor is the first point of contact for them and you. More information can be found on Wellbeing and Pastoral here.

Yes, and it is a good way to keep up to date with what is going on in Beaulieu. You can visit our page on Facebook or follow us on Instagram.

All our policies can be found here.

A limited number of means-tested bursaries and Scholarships are available each year. For more information, please click here.

We currently run all of our systems through Google, therefore the hardware requirements for a School device are very low and families will likely have the flexibility to use whatever devices they already have. There are two basic requirements: 1) It must be able to run the Google Chrome browser and 2) the device must have a keyboard.

We keep children safe online with a robust firewall and content filter that blocks harmful websites and inappropriate content.  We also have our Online Safety Policy.

Your child does not need their smartphone during the day and students are not allowed to access their phone until they have left the site after 3.25pm.

Yes, we do and House activities are very important at Beaulieu. More information about the school’s House system can be found here.

Beaulieu is an approved centre for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and students are encouraged to complete Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards from Years 9 - 13.

You are advised to contact your child’s Academic Head of Year or Student Services Officer. For contact details, please click here.

Please contact our Registrar via email registrar@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk or call 01534 767975.

No. Beaulieu welcomes children from every background. Our Catholic identity is expressed through a culture of kindness, respect and inclusion, where every child is valued and encouraged to live and pray in ways true to their own beliefs and conscience.

Faith simply means trust - in ourselves, in others and in something greater.
Beaulieu’s faith is built on the Gospel message that love gives life its meaning. That belief underpins our values, our relationships and the way we approach learning at every stage of school life.

Our ethos is lived through reflection, gratitude and service. All pupils, whether they share our faith or not, take part in moments of prayer, celebration of The Word, assembly and celebration that invite them to pause and give thanks.
Religious Education is studied by every child from Nursery to Sixth Form, helping them explore moral, philosophical and theological ideas with openness and respect. In this way, our students grow to think deeply, act kindly and understand the world with empathy and wisdom.

Beaulieu is a Catholic school for children aged 3–18, founded by the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception. We are proud of our faith tradition and equally proud that our community includes families of all faiths and none.
Our guiding belief, Toute de charité (“All about love”), shapes how we learn, live and serve together.