GCSE French Speaking Club
To help the Y11 GCSE students with their speaking practice in French, we set up the speaking club which runs Monday lunchtimes. Students work in pairs or small groups to practise...
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To help the Y11 GCSE students with their speaking practice in French, we set up the speaking club which runs Monday lunchtimes. Students work in pairs or small groups to practise...
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DISTRICT CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Mr Cartledge Year 8 and Year 10 The second week of the annual Watford District Cross-Country Championships took place at Royal Masonic School...
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It was a privilege to join Mr Cox, Head of Elm House, and all the students in the Elm House family for their House Assembly on Wednesday of this week. Mr Cox provided some...
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This week students were fascinated to watch a huge drilling machine drill holes into the ground to prepare for them to be filled with concrete and create the strong subframe for...
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Ludan 12W Ludan joined Bushey Meads Sixth Form as one of our outstanding new to school students. She has fitted in to the Sixth Form so well it’s hard to remember that she hasn’t...
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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...
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DISTRICT CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Mr Cartledge Year 7 and 9 The last week has seen the annual Watford District Cross-Country Championships take place at Royal Masonic School in...
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The Imperial College London is currently offering some great, engaging secondary school programmes that could help you test your knowledge, try out professional equipment and...
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To help the Y11 GCSE students with their speaking practice in French, we set up the speaking club which runs Monday lunchtimes. Students work in pairs or small groups to practise role plays, describing a picture as well as asking about and giving opinions on topics they are learning, for example, recycling, pollution, climate change, homelessness and voluntary work. Different media are used such as music and video clips, photos and texts.
The complexity of topics requires complexity of language, including vocabulary and grammar, and it is this precisely, that is practised during these sessions. Students have commented on the usefulness of the sessions and these will continue until the GCSE exams.
Thank you to the vast majority of our parents and carers who always park with consideration when dropping off or collecting their child for school. Unfortunately, there is a small...
On Thursday 17 November, Mrs Seed and I welcomed two visitors from Pinner High School to view the curriculum and support on offer to students on the SEND register. Ms Jenkins,...