Bushey Meads School Election
Overall, the Bushey Meads School election last week was a great success. Despite a significant minority of spoiled ballots, the whole school did its best to get involved and...
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Overall, the Bushey Meads School election last week was a great success. Despite a significant minority of spoiled ballots, the whole school did its best to get involved and...
Posted by Giles Monks
It was a privilege to join our hard working Sixth Form students in their final assembly of the year led by our outstanding Head of Sixth Form and Associate Leader Mr...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
In our Staff Briefing ‘Monday Magic Moment’ at the start of this last week of the autumn term, our hardworking Head of Physics Miss Booth shared some best practice in...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We welcomed students from Bushey Academy to Bushey Meads on Monday to take part in our annual trampolining competition. The event provides students from both schools with the...
Posted by Sarah Cooper
During an impromptu conversation with Nehal Pabari (11Oak)during a PE lesson, she explained to me that she had attended Hindu school the weekend before. As it happened, I was...
Posted by Lauren Wright
A huge thank you to Georgia 12S and Angela 12A for popping into some key stage 3 trampolining lessons this week during their free periods. They offered advice and gave superb...
Posted by Lauren Wright
Last week during CDC time across all year groups, some students were tasked with delivering the CDC activity in line with the ‘More Able Today Than Yesterday’ mantra. ...
Posted by Lauren Wright
A few weeks ago, the MFL Department launched a Year 7 MFL Christmas Card Competition after students had learned some new vocabulary and written their draft messages to their...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
The class of 10EnHardy went to see the live theatre performance of ‘An Inspector Calls’ at The New Wimbledon Theatre last friday. The journey, even with some detours, was...
Posted by Saina Asadi
In recent weeks KS3 students have been taking part in a worldwide online competition with other schools, called Word Mania. Students had to make up as many words as they could in...
Posted by Lynn Court
Overall, the Bushey Meads School election last week was a great success. Despite a significant minority of spoiled ballots, the whole school did its best to get involved and discuss ideas and policies.
They were facilitated in CDC time, by information slides for each party which were created by the year 13 Government and Politics students. After the results were double-checked and released, there was a clear winner in the Labour party followed by the Conservatives. It was however, evident that there was a diversity of opinion with some of each year group voting for the Green Party, Brexit party and Liberal Democrats respectively. Despite the result, it needs to be said that it doesn’t matter how you voted because our school has a mind to be kind and this includes respecting the opinions of others. The election was certainly a good opportunity for students to express their views and this showed in the smooth success of the process itself. This event deserves huge congratulations and thanks to all who were involved.
Max Layton-Hughes 13 Oak
Creativity is a central part of learning encompassing both activity and thought. An excellent example of this came from a visit I paid to the History department. Engaging Year 7...
Religious Studies falls within our Social Sciences and Humanities faculty here at BMS. Described by Osama, a year 9 student,as “Interesting” because “you get to...