Getting Back Into Learning!
Despite the clear restrictions we are all adhering to in our very modified learning environment, it has been so good to welcome back students to each year group in our school for...
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Despite the clear restrictions we are all adhering to in our very modified learning environment, it has been so good to welcome back students to each year group in our school for...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
A number of students have found this whole period of lockdown stressful and despite everyone’s best efforts to keep on top of the work set on google classrooms and sent out via...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
This week has been an exciting time with BMS welcoming back Year 11 and Year 12 students. A number of our Year 11 students engaged with the opportunity to experience socially...
Posted by Claire Till
An impressive 1,841 reward points were issued to students for their hard work this week. R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Total Year 07 255 130 37 0 4 1 427 Year 08 462 127 31 4 1 0 625 Year 09...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
From Friday 12th June small groups of students from Years 7, 8 and 9 have been attending school between 9am – 3pm to catch up with their school work. Numbers were small on...
Posted by Graeme Searle
The Acts of Kindness that have featured in the newsletter each week are truly inspirational with those taking part in the Acts of Kindness really fulfilling our mantra ‘Our...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
This week’s featured book, Girl, Boy, Sea, is the perfect example of why we should never judge a book by its cover; our group felt the design suggests a book aimed at younger...
Posted by Teresa Turton
Lockdown has been a trying experience for us all in many ways, but watching ‘College Behind Bars’ (BBC TV) might make you look at lockdown very differently. The programme was...
Posted by Greg Knowles
Dear students, parents and carers, This week’s STEM challenge involves some more Science magic! Can you get two ping pong balls to float in the air at the same time? ...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
Despite the clear restrictions we are all adhering to in our very modified learning environment, it has been so good to welcome back students to each year group in our school for face to face lessons or supervised study with excellent support from our outstanding Learning Assistants and teachers. All students in school have had full access to high tech computers, our excellent Wi-Fi network and all the various online learning platforms and personalised work set on google classrooms.
Key Stage 3 ‘bubbles’ have been safely accommodated in L Block – our clean, spacious and inspiring science block. The students have worked hard all week and enjoyed the expansive playing fields beyond the block at break and lunchtime.
Year 10 students in their bubbles have been based in LRC1 and 3 and have really welcomed the now embedded routines that they have been following since June 1st. So many staff and their hard working Pastoral Manager Mrs Blowers have been so impressed with their outstanding attitudes to learning.
A select group of Year 11 students have been enjoying the quiet facilities provided by one of our Silent Study Rooms in our superb SIxth Form Centre, dressed for the occasion in their smart business dress.
Year 12 students have really engaged with their actual lessons and enjoyed extended 2 hour learning sessions with their talented teachers.
As a school community we have worked incredibly hard within the clear guidelines and restrictions in place to support students back into learning.
Whilst student numbers have been understandably limited, congratulations must go to all of the students for the way they have embraced this new normal and for their superb behaviour and attitudes to learning. As always the staff at the school have also demonstrated what can be achieved by working together and always putting our students first in all that we do.
It is always good to hear positive feedback about our approach to different activities and routines during these challenging times and I would like to thank all the students and...
Bringing up teenagers can be tricky, confusing and frustrating. Sometimes during the transition from primary school to secondary school we can feel like we are losing our fun,...