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If ever anyone wants proof of the value of hard work, persistence and perseverance, then look no further than the BMS Sixth Form Head Girl: Prisha Tapre. This inspirational...
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If ever anyone wants proof of the value of hard work, persistence and perseverance, then look no further than the BMS Sixth Form Head Girl: Prisha Tapre. This inspirational...
Posted by Teryne Goldstone
Name: Nate House: 7Sycamore Reason for nomination: Nate has had an outstanding start to secondary school. He has demonstrated exceptional manners, a positive...
Posted by Sarah Doran
We’re pleased to share a new leaflet from Hertfordshire’s Children’s Wellbeing Practitioner (CWP) Service, outlining a series of free emotional wellbeing workshops for parents and...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
Our Year 9 students have made an excellent start to the year in Technology. This term, they have a fantastic opportunity to explore each of the Design and Technology specialisms....
Posted by Alison Hanbury
The geography department took the A level geography students to the amazing Jurrasic coast in Dorset for their annual residential field trip spending 4 days exploring this...
Posted by Iain Murray
Year 7 Day Trip to France – 18 March 2026! Calling all Year 7 studying French! We are thrilled to offer our Year 7 students an unforgettable cultural and educational adventure to...
Posted by Syeda Naqvi
We want to continue to congratulate our Student Leaders at Bushey Meads for always striving for excellence. This week the Sixth Form were able to hold Student Leadership...
Posted by Madeline Silla
I am excited to offer our Year 7 Spanish students a fantastic cultural experience on 18th March 2026 — a Flamenco dance workshop followed by a tapas tasting trip! As part of our...
Posted by Keren Crespi
At Bushey Meads, we believe that learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our school motto—Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships—guides everything we do, including the...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Following our Ofsted inspection in January 2025, we invited a County Education Behaviour Adviser to visit Bushey Meads and carry out a behaviour review. The aim was to gain an...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
At Bushey Meads, we believe that learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our school motto—Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships—guides everything we do, including the range of extra-curricular activities we offer. These activities provide students with the opportunity to grow in ways that complement their academic studies, helping them become well-rounded individuals and prepare for future success.
Participating in extra-curricular activities fosters respect for others, as students collaborate with peers from different backgrounds and learn to value diverse perspectives. Whether through team sports, clubs, or music ensembles, students practice responsibility by managing their time, balancing commitments, and taking ownership of their personal growth.
Most importantly, engaging in extra-curriculars has been shown to support positive mental health. Activities like drama, sports, and volunteering not only boost confidence but also provide a healthy outlet for stress, helping students build resilience. Being part of a team or group also strengthens relationships, allowing students to form lasting friendships and support systems that enhance their well-being.
We encourage all students to explore the wide variety of activities available at Bushey Meads, as these experiences will help them develop skills that go far beyond academics, fostering a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
For more information on our extra-curricular offerings, please visit our extended curriculum page for all we have to offer.
It would be great to see all students try at least one new club this term.
Our Year 9 students have made an excellent start to the year in Technology. This term, they have a fantastic opportunity to explore each of the Design and Technology specialisms....
It made for a great end to the day to go and support our Year 9 and 10 football teams play against Dame Alice Owen and Westfield respectively. In both matches the boys played...