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The Anti-bullying ambassadors were visited by Ms Isles today, during their lunchtime social club, Our Space. They proudly handed over a check of £106.00, raised from their cake...
We are proud to share that Zainah, a former student from 13S, has successfully secured a spot on the Amazon Future Engineers Bursary programme and is now studying BSc Computer...
The club welcomes any students regardless of previous experience or skill as long as they are excited to learn. Each Friday lunchtime in F4, interested pupils from any year group...
Name: Freya House: Oak Reason for nomination: Amazing academic achievement, a positive attitude to learning and exceptional behaviour. Behaviour: Freya has...
Name: Mia House: 10Maple Reason for nomination: In recognition of excellent progress in her GCSE courses so far combined with an outstanding attitude to learning, exemplary...
We cordially invite you to the annual Bushey Meads Christmas Soiree on Tuesday 10th December at 5pm. Tickets will be sold via Eventbrite at the price of £5 for adults, free to...
Last week, our talented Year 9 students showcased their language skills and creativity in a unique French presentation. Tasked with designing and explaining a healthy menu...
This week saw the final matches take place for years 8-11 in our annual house netball competition. A competition that takes place when the sportshall is out of use for exams....
This week the hard working pastoral team has been supporting the students to understand the connection between the week’s theme of the week: equality and diversity, and our...
Following our successful recent Marking and Feedback Fortnight earlier this term, the week started on Monday with a concise summary from two of our Advanced Lead Teachers,...
In a wonderful display of cross-age collaboration, Year 10 Bushey Meads students volunteered to assist in the workshop. These students, already familiar with the key concepts, played the role of mentors. They guided the younger students through challenges, answered questions, and provided personalised assistance to ensure every student felt supported.
The event allowed all the students involved to build confidence, fostering teamwork, and nurturing a love for learning. Watching the Year 5 students gain clarity and the Year 10 students develop leadership skills was excellent. It was interesting to see how many students rose to the challenge of problem-solving to find their answers in multi-step questions.
Building on this success, we plan to host more cross-age mentoring opportunities within our maths department. We believe this approach strengthens our school community, particularly with the transition between primary and secondary, as well as provides a unique, enriching experience for all students involved.
