Student Learning Consultants at BMS
The Student Learning Consultants (SLCs) are a group of students who liaise regularly with the staff at BMS with the sole intention of helping to improve teaching and learning...
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The Student Learning Consultants (SLCs) are a group of students who liaise regularly with the staff at BMS with the sole intention of helping to improve teaching and learning...
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The Year 12 Level 3 Diploma in Food Science and Nutrition students completed their 3.5 hour assessed practical on enrichment day in order to complete the unit one internal...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
My year 7 Design and Technology class have just finished a project making phone protectors and I wanted to share with you some of their fantastic work. The students had to decide...
Posted by Hannah Budd
Teamwork and leadership are two really important life attributes that we take very seriously at Bushey Meads School. All staff are encouraged to strongly develop these character...
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Students who attended the ever-popular National Junior Games 2017 at Stoke Mandeville, and their families, celebrated their amazing achievements in Base on Tuesday 16th January....
Posted by Nicky Day
It is no surprise to know that our superb Sixth Form provision places the school in the top percentage rankings nationally for adding value to students’ performance; whether...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Key Stage 3 This weeks student of the week is Ashwin – & Elm for being in the top 10 for most achievement points in his year. With nearly 300 achievement...
Posted by Kashan Malik
Ms Lucy Jackman and I escorted my Year 9 RE class to St. James’s Church, Bushey. The warmth and learning experience we all received was amazing. This helped the students...
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BMS Student Parliament Meeting January 2018
Posted by Lauren Wright
At Bushey Meads School we hold many events and meetings where we rely on students to help us ensure they run smoothly, and I am lucky enough to have a group of students called the...
Posted by Lucy Jackman
The Student Learning Consultants (SLCs) are a group of students who liaise regularly with the staff at BMS with the sole intention of helping to improve teaching and learning across the school.
Certain tasks are performed regularly such as greeting visitors when they enter the classroom and explaining what is being covered in the lesson so they are aware of what is going on.
Other jobs take place less frequently but are by no means less important. Examples include speaking to staff about teaching and learning so we are aware of things from a student perspective. On February 1st, seven SLCs spoke to 150 teachers from across Herfordshire at a Stretch and Challenge Teacher Toolkit session that was hosted at BMS.
All of the SLCs have recently attending training sessions with Mrs Fisher (HR Manager) on how to conduct effective interviews. In future, every time there are prospective candidates being interviewed for a job at BMS, a small group of SLCs will be selected to sit on the student panel to interview each candidate – their feedback being presented to the senior leadership team which will help inform the overall decision.
The next item on the agenda this year for the SLCs is ‘starter activities’ in lessons. The students will be trained to deliver a 5min activity to the rest of the class at the start of the lesson to help the subject teacher and support the learning of the students. This will require liaising with their teachers, planning specific activities and building up their confidence to present to a class of their peers through regular practice.
The SLCs (listed below) have made a fantastic start to the year and have had a positive impact on teaching and learning at BMS.
Students who attended the ever-popular National Junior Games 2017 at Stoke Mandeville, and their families, celebrated their amazing achievements in Base on Tuesday 16th January....
A key part of the role of the prefects is to complete a lunchtime duty within the school – this week saw the prefects completing their first set of official duties. Mr...