Year 7 trip to the National Gallery
On the 1st February enrichment day, half the students in Year 7 had a very inspiring trip to the National Gallery. The trip included a tour of some of key works from the gallery’s...
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On the 1st February enrichment day, half the students in Year 7 had a very inspiring trip to the National Gallery. The trip included a tour of some of key works from the gallery’s...
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Both Mrs Hoskins and Mr Heywood have been very impressed by the number of GCSE and A level students who have been regularly attending lunch time catch up sessions. They would like...
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Year 7 Netball – LW Date: 30/01/18 Opposition: Rickmansworth Result: Lost 2-6 Team: Freya Hadden, Annabel Fish, Sophie Lea, Emily Clarke, Marysa Sanchez, Cara...
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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...
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Last Tuesday I had the privilege of showing Jonathan Morrell the Headteacher of Queens School in Bushey around Bushey Meads School. All the Headteachers in the local area work...
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On the 1st February enrichment day, half the students in Year 7 had a very inspiring trip to the National Gallery. The trip included a tour of some of key works from the gallery’s world class collection of art, given by the excellent gallery education department staff. They helped make the paintings and the ideas behind them come to life for our students. Students also had an opportunity to view paintings in other areas of the gallery and produce their own drawings from the work. The accompanying teachers on the trip were very impressed by our students engagement in the painting they we’re viewing and in the drawings and other work they were producing in their worksheets. Both students and staff were enthused and inspired by the trip. The other half of yr7 will be visiting the Tate Britain on the enrichment day in March.
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At the end of a day in school when we had raised over £2000 for Children in Need it was so positive to say goodbye to all our wonderful students on the front gate as they made...