English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk beginning 15th June
This week: A Short History of Nearly Everything (2003) by Bill Bryson A nonfiction offering: In his quest to provide what the title suggests, Bryson is funny, clear and...
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This week: A Short History of Nearly Everything (2003) by Bill Bryson A nonfiction offering: In his quest to provide what the title suggests, Bryson is funny, clear and...
Posted by Lynn Court
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The last few months have been very strange for everyone at BMS and each subject has had to make some drastic changes over the last few months to help learning continue. Arts Award...
Posted by Hannah Bailey
One of the key aspects of our planning to ensure the safe return of students to the school after this period of ‘lockdown’ has been to review all aspects of our...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As more and more classrooms are being refurbished and modernised across our school site (thanks to the ongoing programme of re-decoration implemented by our hard working site...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Some of our Maths leaders were inspired by the weekly STEM project to explore different types of bridges. Mr Donovan will offer support to them in looking at the Mathematics...
Posted by James Donovan
It is amazing the difference carpet makes in a school. As we continue to roll out our ongoing refurbishment programme for our main corridors and indoor spaces across the school...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
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:
A Short History of Nearly Everything (2003) by Bill Bryson
A nonfiction offering: In his quest to provide what the title suggests, Bryson is funny, clear and entertaining. This popular science book explores the history and status of the various sciences from their humble beginnings.
Following on from another successful DEAR Event (Drop Everything And Read) on 26 January 2021, the Humanities and Social Sciences departments shared the following feedback:...