The 20-year-old has been a regular goalscorer at youth and reserve-team level at the Bescot Stadium.

Bishop signed a professional contract with the Saddlers last season, but is yet to break through into the first-team.

"I am looking forward to going to Kidderminster and showing people what I can do," Bishop told the Saddlers' website.

"It will be a real challenge, but one I intend to take with both hands.

"I know that the gaffer will be keeping a close eye on me, so I am determined to make the move a success for everyone."

Kidderminster boss Ian Britton has regularly called on his Midlands neighbours this season, having previously made three loan signings from Wolves.

And he will be hoping Bishop can have the same kind of impact as John Melligan, who has scored seven goals so far during his loan from Molineux.