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This morning I had the pleasure of walking around Design and Technology. Every classroom I entered was buzzing with activity with all students involved in various practical skills...
As the academic year draws to a close, we take a moment to reflect on what has been a truly memorable year for our Year 10 students. From the first day back in September to the...
Name: Aoife House: Sycamore Reason for nomination: Aoife is an excellent student who works well in class. She is always willing to contribute in lessons when asked...
We have some amazing staff at Bushey Meads who contribute massively to our own learning community but also the community outside of our school. Many of you will know Mr Dawson our...
Name: Emily House: Ash Reason for nomination: For having such a positive attitude to school life and immersing herself in receiving as many reward...
It was great to hear from our Key Stage 3 Coordinator for Maths Miss Barker-Dunmil about how she provides her students with personalised feedback following the completion of...
It was great to hear from the MFL Team in our ‘Monday Magic Moment’ at the start of the week and hear about how they have adapted hinge point questions in their...
To support our drive to further increase our engagement with parents, it was great to welcome so many parents from each year group in the school into our year group assemblies...
Year 10 Oak House Year 10 Oak – It has been a privilege to watch them grow up through the years. There are many positives we can say about everyone in the form group,...
When is Vertical Tutoring? From Monday 23rd June to Friday 4th July, we’re thrilled to be running our termly Vertical Tutoring Programme — and this time, the focus is...
We have some amazing staff at Bushey Meads who contribute massively to our own learning community but also the community outside of our school. Many of you will know Mr Dawson our ex Head of Faculty for English and current Senior Teacher of English and Media and will have benefitted from his expertise as a top teacher in the classroom.
Parkinson’s disease is a condition in which parts of the brain become progressively damaged over many years. The main symptoms of the disease are involuntary shaking of particular parts of the body, slow movement and a number of psychological symptoms. Although there’s currently no cure for Parkinson’s disease, treatments are available to help reduce the main symptoms and maintain quality of life for as long as possible.
