You Are A Champion!
This week, our theme at Bushey Meads has been ‘aspiration’ and Mrs Turton, our fantastic LRC manager, has been celebrating just that with her year 7 and 8 classes....
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This week, our theme at Bushey Meads has been ‘aspiration’ and Mrs Turton, our fantastic LRC manager, has been celebrating just that with her year 7 and 8 classes....
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For our dedicated Carnegie Shadowers, who’ve been reading furiously for the last three months, the Awards Ceremony provided the conclusion to this year’s events. Along with groups...
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Last Wednesday, eight of our enthusiastic Year 7 students took part in the National Reading Champions Quiz run by the National Literacy Trust. It’s the first time...
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This week, our theme at Bushey Meads has been ‘aspiration’ and Mrs Turton, our fantastic LRC manager, has been celebrating just that with her year 7 and 8 classes.
Last month she entered a National Literacy Trust raffle for a free copy of ‘You Are A Champion- How to be the best you can be.’ by Marcus Rashford (MBE). Much to our delight, she won and this also meant she has been given access to an exclusive interview between Marcus and the co writer, Carl Anca, for the whole of this week. Upon news of her win it was time to mobilise, and all her classes have been given the opportunity to watch the video since Monday and discuss what ‘being the best you can be’ meant to them.
Mrs Turton has ensured there are three copies of his book in the library as it is proving very popular.
Watch out also for Marcus’s collaboration with top chef Tom Kerridge on the ‘Full Time’ campaign. We agree wholeheartedly with Tom Kerridge when he recently said, “Marcus has been doing a phenomenal job in shining a bright light on the nation’s child poverty issue and continues to fight for systematic change and Government support. His formation of the Child Food Poverty Task Force has brought together the biggest players in the British food industry, to stand united in finding a long-term sustainable framework to combat child food poverty across the UK.”
You can follow the campaign on facebook and Instagram.
In the meantime, perhaps this article will inspire you to think about how you too can become ‘the best you can be’!
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