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It was utterly inspiring to hear our Community Leaders speak at the Full Governors Meeting held on Wednesday evening of this week. The kindness they are showing to members of our...
It was great to see all our hard working Year 8 and 9 students listening so attentively in Associate Leader Mrs Wright’s Main School Assembly on the important theme of Growth. As...
With our next BMS Marking and Feedback fortnight starting on Monday, it was great to hear Assistant Headteacher Mr Searle outlining a focus for the 2 weeks. One area we want to...
On Monday of this week Head of Physics and Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator Miss Booth led a really great Monday Magic Moment in our packed Staff Briefing. Re-visiting our...
The University of Hertfordshire are hosting a Student Finance Parents’ Information Evening on Wednesday 3rd April 19:30-21:00. We recognise that the cost of university is a major...
At the end of last week all parents of children currently in Year 6 received information about their child’s secondary school allocation for September. This year again there...
Earlier this term I was privileged as the Executive Principal to be able to represent Bushey Meads School and The Bushey St James Trust at a national conference in London. Held at...
This year the Reading Agenda at BMS has gathered speed. The reason being, is that we believe literacy underpins success in every element of education. For example, the recent...
In Computing Department we look at those students who have performed really well and accumulated the most amount of reward points in a half term. The top male and female student...
It was utterly inspiring to hear our Community Leaders speak at the Full Governors Meeting held on Wednesday evening of this week. The kindness they are showing to members of our local community who are less fortunate than ourselves brought some of us near to tears; we were so moved.
Some of the key things they have been doing include training as Dementia Friends and visiting one of our local care homes to befriend the residents, play board games with them, share the different ways that we celebrate Christmas and even entertain them with dancing!
They also explained to the Governors about the recent whole school House initiative to donate food for our local Red Trust Food Bank; literally hundreds of donations were made by generous students and staff across our caring learning community – our school really does have a Mind to Be Kind!
