Student Leadership
Last week on Wednesday our head students came together for a special assembly focused on transition and leadership, delivered to both Year 7 and Year 12 students. The assembly...
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Last week on Wednesday our head students came together for a special assembly focused on transition and leadership, delivered to both Year 7 and Year 12 students. The assembly...
Posted by Madeline Silla
Shortly after completing his GCSEs this summer, Year 12 student Ollie took on an extraordinary challenge: running 100 miles in just 30 days to raise money for Great Ormond Street...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
Vape Awareness Week – Promoting Health and Safety Among Our Students Next week we will be holding a Vape Awareness Week as part of our ongoing commitment to promoting the health...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
We’re excited to launch the Attendance Lottery for this term, which will start on Monday 15 September and run for 10 weeks. All students who achieve at least 95%...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
Welcome back! We hope everyone enjoyed a restful break and is ready for the new academic year ahead. Our classrooms, corridors and playgrounds are already buzzing with energy and...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
On Tuesday Mrs Seed, SENDCo, and key leaders from the Learning Support Faculty, met with parents and carers of Year 5 and Year 6 children to explain the support given within...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
It’s been a genuine pleasure getting to know our new Year 7s this past week, and 7b/En1 have already made a fantastic impression. From lively discussions to thoughtful...
Posted by Jackson Helyer
Our Year 11 IT students have made an outstanding start to the year, celebrating fantastic results in their most recent coursework submission. Last summer term, the students worked...
Posted by Mo Abusef
On Tuesday morning of this week Chair of Governors Di Hoeksma and prospective Governor Varsha Pabari joined me on a walk of the school and were impressed with the level of focus...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We continue to work hard to encourage all students to build regular reading into their daily lives and develop that passion and love for life-long learning through reading. Last...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As the new academic year progresses, a fresh wave of leadership has emerged at our Sixth Form. The newly appointed prefects, handpicked for their dedication, leadership qualities, and academic excellence, have quickly stepped into their roles and embraced the responsibility. The changes and growth of our prefects are already evident
For many of the new prefects, this is the first time they’ve held a formal leadership position. The transition from student to leader can be a challenging one, and stepping into roles that involve representing the entire school requires both confidence and humility. As they settle into their new responsibilities, many prefects have expressed how this transition is both rewarding and full of learning opportunities.
Our new prefects are adapting quickly, learning to balance authority and approachability.
Responsibility & Challenges:Â Prefects are involved in a variety of roles, including event organisation and mentoring.Â
Teamwork: Collaboration is key, with the prefects regularly meeting to share experiences and support one another.
The Year 10 have made an impressive start to their options subjects. It was great to visit them in class and hear them talk passionately about what they were doing and how they...
At Bushey Meads School, besides wanting all students to achieve beyond their expectations in all subjects to enable them to open as many doors for the future as possible, we also...