Upcoming Parent Workshop: Nurturing Your Child’s Emotional Wellbeing
We warmly invite all parents and carers to join us for an insightful evening session focused on practical ways to support young people’s mental and emotional health. Date:...
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We warmly invite all parents and carers to join us for an insightful evening session focused on practical ways to support young people’s mental and emotional health. Date:...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
At the end of last academic year, a group of 13 current Year 9 students have recently been taking part in the Future Ready careers programme, giving them exciting opportunities to...
Posted by Angel de Alwis
Welcome Back! A very warm welcome back to all our students, families and staff following the summer break. We hope everyone has enjoyed a well-deserved opportunity to rest,...
Posted by Chantal Smith
Calling All Young Chefs in Years 8–11! 2026 Do you have the skills to create a delicious two-course healthy meal? We’re challenging students to prepare a main course and dessert...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Week beg. Mon 7th Sept 2026 Mr Cartledge Head of PE and Health The start of a new term sees the start of a new programme of sport and physical activity practices,...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Free Online Parenting Support from Coram Family Lives Coram Family Lives is offering a range of free online parenting groups and workshops, funded by Hertfordshire County Council....
Posted by Angel de Alwis
Our Year 7 students have made a brilliant start to their time at Bushey Meads. They have all been so enthusiastic in their lessons and willing to have a go at the new challenges...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The start of a new academic year is always a chance to make a fresh start – to build on the success of last year and to address any areas of necessary improvement. Last...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
At Bushey Meads School we are extremely fortunate to have a team of top teachers who work together as a Teaching and Learning Team under the leadership of our Senior Lead...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
1st July 2026 12Oak – Freya An exemplary student – Consistently respectful, always punctual, and actively participates in class
Posted by Des Timotheou
A very warm welcome back to all our students, families and staff following the summer break. We hope everyone has enjoyed a well-deserved opportunity to rest, recharge and spend time with family and friends. The start of a new school year always brings a sense of excitement and anticipation, and it has been wonderful to see our school community coming back together.
A particularly warm welcome goes to our new Year 7 students! Starting secondary school is a big milestone, and we know that the first few days and weeks can bring a mixture of excitement, nerves and plenty of new experiences. From finding your way around school and meeting new teachers, to making new friends and getting used to a new timetable, there is a lot to take in. We are incredibly proud of the way our Year 7s have made such a positive start and look forward to seeing them grow in confidence throughout the year.
We would also like to welcome students who have joined us in other year groups. We hope that every new member of our school community quickly feels at home, supported and included.
Our Pastoral Team plays an important role in making sure that students feel safe, happy, supported and ready to learn. If you are ever unsure who to speak to about a worry, friendship issue, attendance, wellbeing or anything else that is affecting school life, your pastoral team is here to help.
Mrs Smith – Year 7 Pastoral Manager/Senior Pastoral Manager
Mrs Doran – Year 8 Pastoral Manager
Miss de Alwis – Year 9 Pastoral Manager
Mrs Morley-Birch – Year 10 Pastoral Manager
Miss Kent – Year 11 Pastoral Manager
Miss Bryan – Senior Pastoral Support Officer
Mrs Davies – Pastoral Support Officer
Miss Parkhouse – Pastoral Support Officer
Mrs Cassidy – Attendance Officer
Mrs Mateides/Miss Hogg – School Counsellors
Miss Court – Safeguarding Officer
Please remember that asking for help is a strength, not a weakness. Whether something feels big or small, speaking to a trusted adult early can make a real difference.
As we begin the new academic year, we encourage every student to set themselves some positive goals, try something new, look out for one another and make the most of the opportunities available to them.
Here’s to a happy, successful and memorable year ahead. Welcome back, everyone — and especially our fantastic new Year 7s!
The start of a new academic year is always a chance to make a fresh start – to build on the success of last year and to address any areas of necessary improvement. Last...
At Bushey Meads, we are so proud of how enthusiastic our students are about our ‘Mind To Be Kind’ ethos. So many students have shown such kindness throughout the Covid...