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A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our recent survey regarding the format of our Parents’ Evenings. We value your feedback, and it was good to see such a...
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A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our recent survey regarding the format of our Parents’ Evenings. We value your feedback, and it was good to see such a...
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In this week’s sixth form newsletter we will be sharing all of the amazing and hard work our Year 13 Photography, A Level Graphics and Fine Art students have been...
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12 Elm – Lucas Jonson for being an exemplary form team player, actively participating in all CDC activities Hawa Muhammad
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“Kindness Matters” is a weekly initiative where older students spend time in younger years classrooms, supporting teachers and helping pupils with their learning. Though simple in...
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As part of the Arts Award, students must experience and review an arts event Ellen in year 11 went to the Warner Bros Studio and had this to say: I had a lot of fun at Harry...
Posted by Samantha Vail
As part of the Arts Award, students must experience and review an arts event. Jaydan saw the GCSE scripted performance on the 21st of April, performed by the amazing year 10 drama...
Posted by Samantha Vail
Today the students had a special assembly from Stand Up To Education. The Year 7 & 8 Assemblies focused on Anti Bullying. Talking through the different types of bullying,...
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Nomination 12 ASH Nutsa Barbakadze – Continuing to show an excellent attitude to all aspects of school life Ashley Cartledge HEAD of PE and HEALTH FACULTY Bushey Meads School
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15 Year 10 students and their parents were invited for an exciting launch called ‘Reach for the stars’ This was a great opportunity to meet with our parents so that we...
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On Thursday 16th and Friday 17th April, our GCSE Art students completed their final exam pieces, bringing weeks of preparation and development work to life. Over the two days, the...
Posted by Sam Cole
A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our recent survey regarding the format of our Parents’ Evenings. We value your feedback, and it was good to see such a high level of engagement from our school community.
As anticipated, the results were quite polarising. After a detailed analysis of the data, including a breakdown by year group, it is clear that there is no single “perfect” fit for everyone.
The split in preference remains consistent across all year groups, and as such we will remain with the current online arrangement for the upcoming academic year. We will consult with parents again next year to ensure we continue to meet the needs of our community.
We were also grateful for the free-text feedback provided and every comment has been read and discussed by our Senior Leadership Team.
In response to your suggestions, we are implementing the following:
The most common issue raised was the length of time slots. We understand the desire for longer conversations; however, due to the high volume of students our staff teach, it is simply not possible to extend slots in the lower school years. This constraint exists regardless of the format indeed, “appointments running over”, was one of the major objections to in-person evenings.
If you have urgent concerns regarding your child’s progress in a particular subject, please don’t wait for a formal evening. You can find the relevant staff contact details on our website to get in touch directly, or email reception: Staff contact details.
Our Year 13 Biology students have been taking a proactive and thoughtful approach to preparing for their synoptic Paper 3, particularly the challenging 25-mark essay. Inspired by...
Many of you will know PGL from school trips. They also run holiday camps for children aged 8–16 years old, offering a range of outdoor activities that build confidence,...