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Friday’s enrichment day started with a talk about the transition from year 11 and the different pathways available to everyone; 6th Form, College or Apprenticeships. I spoke about...
The first of five whole school enrichment days took place on Friday 4th October. The days are designed to enrich the curriculum for students with more in depth looks at subject...
On the morning of the 30th september, a small group of our PNI students and 4 of their Learning assistants made the journey to Stoke Mandeville Stadium to compete in the National...
On enrichment day, Year 7 students spent the day learning on the theme of Not Harming Others, underpinned by our school mantra of Our School has a Mind to be Kind and the core...
It was an amazingly inspirational start to Pastoral Manager Mr Malik’ Assembly to celebrate the Theme of the Week of Equality and Diversity, coinciding with Black History month;...
NEWS Enrichment day – Y10 L2 Vocational SPORTS STUDIES class As part of their Outdoor Activities Unit the Year 10 Sports Studies class spent the day sailing and raft...
On Enrichment Day, our Spanish class went on a trip to a Spanish school, Instituto Español Vicente Cañada Blanch, on Portobello Road. We had to be at Bushey Station by 9am, ready...
During our week of House Assemblies Mr Piper, Head of Sycamore House delivered a fantastic house assembly to our Year 7 to 13 Sycamore students. It was a good balance of...
A number of BMS staff keep themselves at the cutting edge of educational and curriculum and assessment developments by training to become examiners in their different subjects...
Led by our Head Prefect Georgia Sargent and Deputy Head Prefects, Angel DeAlwis and Christina Bodnar, our BMS Prefects had their launch meeting this Wednesday lunchtime. Very...
Friday’s enrichment day started with a talk about the transition from year 11 and the different pathways available to everyone; 6th Form, College or Apprenticeships.
I spoke about the importance of attending open evenings to find out more information about courses offered.
We were delighted to welcome Tricha Seecharran from CXK (Apprenticeship Support and Knowledge for Schools) who spoke about Apprenticeships and how you can continue to gain qualifications whilst earning a salary at the same time. We were also lucky enough to have Scott Gray from West Herts College who talked the students through the options available and expectations of further education in a college environment.
It was a great day with all students working extremely hard. Everyone was focused on producing a CV and Personal Statement which reflected their personal skills and attributes.
They were also introduced to a number of helpful websites where they could look at the support that is available to them, local part time vacancies, university courses etc.
All Year 11 students are being given an initial careers advice and guidance appointment with YC Herts. However, I am always on hand to offer further support and to meet with students with their parents/carers if they wish.
