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Older students can be excellent role models for younger students and often the learning they have gained can help to shape the progress and achievement of their younger peers in...
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Older students can be excellent role models for younger students and often the learning they have gained can help to shape the progress and achievement of their younger peers in...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are very proud of our students at Bushey Meads and we are delighted to recognise hard work in all forms. The pastoral team are privileged to work alongside such dedicated...
Posted by Helen Blowers
Last Friday Year 12 students enjoyed an Enrichment Day with BMS offering them eight very varied activities deigned to widen their horizons. I was delighted to be in charge of 6...
Posted by Giles Monks
Khushi Aggarwal 12 Willow An excellent student, Khushi is working extremely hard in all her subjects. She is always willing to support her peers and the staff at Bushey Meads...
Posted by Des Timotheou
PE Year 10 Enrichment Day activities The first Enrichment Day of the year saw the Year 10 Sports Studies group attend the annual days sailing and raft building with the Bury Lake...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
As we celebrate Black History Month I want to throw light on several amazing black explorers who made their mark in history. Over centuries, the world has been blessed with...
Posted by Ama Bartholomew
October began for our students with our first inspiring enrichment day for all year groups. At the top end of the school, year 13s spent the day finalising their next stage...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
At the start of our hugely important Black History Month at BMS it was so good to listen to the key messages provided by Assistant Headteacher Mr Varsani and be reminded of so...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Enrichment day for Year 10 MFL students comprised a role play activity, a treasure hunt and an interactive film clips session. The day started with students conducting role plays...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
On Wednesday after school it was great to join a good number of Year 7 parents and carers enjoying watching their sons play in the Year 7 football match against Reach Free. Once...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Older students can be excellent role models for younger students and often the learning they have gained can help to shape the progress and achievement of their younger peers in an even more powerful way than through the input of teachers. On Friday in our ‘Friday Faculty Focus’ Head of Faculty for Performing and Visual Arts, Mr Knowles shared with all staff how he is using pupil power to enhance the learning experience for younger students across the faculty.
Through the use of shared google documents drama students from both Key Stage 4 and 5 contribute to a shared learning experience and peer assess and develop their understanding.
This week, the IT team welcomed a new member of staff, Mr Helyer, who has started with us as a Junior IT Technician. Throughout the week he has put his hand to a variety of jobs...
It is so good to be part of a Multi Academy Trust – especially when you get the opportunity to learn and share best practice with outstanding practitioners like Laura Moses....