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Thursday 19th September BMS opened its doors and welcomes prospective new students and parents to see the school, meet teachers and, most importantly, students. The Humanities...
On Thursday 19th September 2019 BMS held our annual Open Evening. While Mr Turner (Executive Principal) was delivering his speeches to the parents in the main hall (assisted by...
Our talented musicians provided a lovely audible backdrop to the school last week during our Open Evening and many visitors comments on the great atmosphere created by our young...
Last Thursday evening we held our Year 6 Open Evening for prospective parents and, from the many positive comments made by the hundreds of visitors, our very own Art Gallery was...
Key Stage 3 Kellie 8 Elm – Kellie has made an excellent start to year 8. Kellie has 77 achievement points so early into the school year! Thats incredible! She has no...
Over the past year a group of Bushey Meads students have attended Oaklands College each week as part of their work related learning programme. The course finished mid-term so I...
On Wednesday afternoon all teachers gathered in the Main Hall for the exciting launch of this year’s comprehensive professional development programme at Bushey Meads School...
Last week saw (and heard!) the first DEAR event of this academic year. Firmly established as an important part of practice here at Bushey Meads, DEAR events (Drop Everything And...
Dear Students, I hope that you are all now aware that I am the new Head of Learning Support and SENDCo at Bushey Meads School. I am writing to you all with an exciting proposal,...
Thursday 19th September BMS opened its doors and welcomes prospective new students and parents to see the school, meet teachers and, most importantly, students. The Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty had many exciting events happening.
In History, there were games and a middle ages food tasting stand.
Geography were making structures from spaghetti.
Artefacts from across the world religions were on show in RE, which also had the Jewish game Drabble set up.
Social Sciences, offered in KS4 and 5, hosted a political game of match the minister to their picture and position as well as the annual ballot – asking whether school should be open for students four days a week (with extra homework) or remain open for five days.
It looks like Mr Turner does not need to consider a change this year as the results of this vote were:
Results:
4 day week + extra homework = 37%
5 day week = 63%
