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With our recent theme of the week on ‘Cooperation’, it was a great way to begin our House assemblies by highlighting all the ways in which Bushey Meads School has come together to...
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With our recent theme of the week on ‘Cooperation’, it was a great way to begin our House assemblies by highlighting all the ways in which Bushey Meads School has come together to...
Posted by Adam Lyley
British Science Week ran from 9th – 18th March this year and we celebrated it with a range of events from a scavenger hunt and daily quiz, to turning a copper coin gold and...
Posted by Damien O'Brien
Earlier this month all of our year 10 students had the opportunity to experience the workplace. Students thoroughly enjoyed the change of routine and being given the opportunity...
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With our recent theme of the week on ‘Cooperation’, it was a great way to begin our House assemblies by highlighting all the ways in which Bushey Meads School has come together to help those less fortunate. To highlight just a few examples, last year’s food drive and most recently with the BMS Christmas shoebox appeal (see below), orchestrated by Willow’s Head of House, Miss Budd, succeeded in raising a total of 163 boxes toward Samaritans Purse UK! It was truly inspiring to see students across the school contributing thoughtfully to a greater cause.
This term however Bushey Meads have opted for a different approach in working collaboratively to help others. As part of an upcoming charity fundraiser, Heads of House have run assemblies by asking students to vote for a charity that they believe needs our support most. Students were asked to vote for one national and one local charity, with a choice of Cancer Research UK and Plan International in the national category and New Hope and Peace Hospice Care in the local.
In the spirt of coming together, it was a privilege this week to host a joint assembly with Mr Symeou and 5 students from 13 Sycamore for both Oak and Sycamore Houses. Each student (captioned below) delivered a short ‘spiel’ on their chosen charity, highlighting what it was and why students should vote accordingly. All students exhibiting great confidence, particularly in performing before such a large audience, which certainly sparked the curiosity and relevance to Bushey Meads students. As form tutor to 13 Sycamore I was incredibly proud of all 5 presenters for taking the opportunity in their stride.
Finally, I would like to take a moment to highlight the upcoming Bushey Meads Arts Event, taking place Wednesday April 18th. There are seven categories to participate in, so make sure you have your entry in by Monday 19th March. Best of luck!
It was a privilege to join Mr Cox, Head of Elm House, and all the students in the Elm House family for their House Assembly on Wednesday of this week. Mr Cox provided some...
So as we come to the end of the year, it is that time again when I have had to nominate students from each year group for the Maple House Reward. This is always a difficult...