The Power of Live Observations!
Head of Faculty for Performing and Visual Arts Mr Knowles was joined by Drama Teacher Mr Futerill to present a Friday Faculty Foci last week that encouraged all staff to consider...
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Head of Faculty for Performing and Visual Arts Mr Knowles was joined by Drama Teacher Mr Futerill to present a Friday Faculty Foci last week that encouraged all staff to consider...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Head of Willow House Mrs Speker led a very poignant House Assembly earlier this week under the Theme of the Week Participation that reminded students of the importance of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
NEWS @BMSPEandHealth BASKETBALL Y10 Boys v Rickmansworth (Away) Mr Cartledge Date : Tuesday 28th January 2020 Result : Lost 26-25 Scorers : A Hiron 9, M Keough 6, T Pearce...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
During this half term, Textiles has seen some fantastic emerging talent across all our year groups! Take a look below at some of the exciting projects in the making all happening...
Posted by Niralee Pattni
Posted by James Felix
In a large school it is important to know who to contact if you would like to raise a concern or provide us with information. If you have a concern you would like to share with...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Thank you to the vast majority of parents and carers who park sensibly to drop off their children in the mornings and to collect them in the afternoons. May we please remind all...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
The Bushey Meads Performing Arts Festival preparations are well underway! Staff and students from all across the Arts Department are really excited to share all their hard work...
Posted by Greg Knowles
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Our enrichment and extra-curricular programme at BMS has been described as one of the most eclectic seen across most secondary schools, recognised in our two excellent recent...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Head of Faculty for Performing and Visual Arts Mr Knowles was joined by Drama Teacher Mr Futerill to present a Friday Faculty Foci last week that encouraged all staff to consider facilitating even more live observations of performances of student work.
In their faculty, Key Stage 3 classes actively watch drama, music and dance dress rehearsals and examination performances by Key Stage 4 and 5 students and find it a truly inspiring experience – often motivating them to consider picking these subjects later on in their school careers. The process is mutually beneficial as the younger students provide that real ‘audience’ dynamic and, from their perceptive insights, provide excellent powerful live feedback. Transferring this concept across the curriculum might translate into younger students looking at practical coursework or examination scripts or model answers from older students’ work. Younger children learning from older ones is a powerful lever for self improvement across any school.
Head of IT and Computing Mr Besisira showcased best practice at the start of this week in Staff Briefing on Monday morning to launch our second Marking and Feedback Fortnight of...
During this half term, Textiles has seen some fantastic emerging talent across all our year groups! Take a look below at some of the exciting projects in the making all happening...