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Biddenham Upper School
Biddenham Upper School (formerly John Howard Upper School) is a 13-19 coeducational state comprehensive school serving the Brickhill, Harpur and Queens Park areas of Bedford, England, plus the village of Biddenham. The school holds Specialist Sports College status.
==History==
It was established in 1979 as John Howard Upper School. The headmaster for the entire time the school was as John Howard Upper School was Roy Grace. In 1988 the school was merged with Pilgrim Upper to form Biddenham Upper School on the John Howard site. Garry Fitzhugh took over as head when the merger was complete.
In October 2008 Biddenham Upper School was awarded International School status by the British Council. The award was made in recognition of Biddenham's international ethos and its links with schools abroad. Following this, the school planned to offer the International Baccalaureate to its sixth form students as an alternative to A level courses from September 2010, however a lack of interest amongst students has led to the baccalaureate being withdrawn at the school.
In January 2010, Bedford Borough Council confirmed its intention to move St John’s School in Kempston in the next few years to a new campus on the site of Biddenham Upper School. However since 1 September 2011, St John’s School has gained academy status and the plans for the move are on hold.
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